Category: 2017 Spring – Bi+ Creativity
Bilicious and Beyond: an international adventure of creative growth & reinvention
By Susannah Layton My creativity is an essential part of my identity; it’s also a powerful tool to...
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Editor’s Note: Bi+ Creativity
Poet and writer Erica Jong said, “You can’t divide creative juices from human juices. And as long...
Read MoreAround the World: Vivek Shraya, Toronto, Canada
Interview by Apphia Kumar Right after the 2016 BECAUSE conference, I found myself looking for brown bisexual badassery online and that’s when I came across Vivek Shraya in a Huffington Post article. After doing a bit more...
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Why Do They Have to be Gay?
By Jazmine Nieves Every day I work tirelessly on my writing; whether that means jotting down ideas...
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I Stand in the Garden
By Jazmine Nieves I stand in the garden Watching my sisters smell the Roses, Plucking strong...
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My Muse is Bi
By Laurie Wolfe Being bisexual is inextricably linked with my creativity, my art. And my art...
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The Big Bad B
By Meagan Kimberly The first time I came out as bisexual was through poetry, in my workshop class...
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Letter to the Editor: Bi+ Creativity
Dear Robyn, Thank you for your ongoing work to produce the Bi Women Quarterly! I know it’s a vital...
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Existing as Bi, Age 19
By Kirsten Fedorowicz You ask me which way I swing. I say that I like swing dancing on Tuesdays,...
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Re-Memories
By Pamela Strachman I close my eyes, drifting, dreaming. Where did I leave your image? I search...
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Revolutionary Creativity
As I was putting together this issue, I mused about how creativity is an essential part of the...
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Bisexual Health Awareness Month Highlights Social Health Issues
The Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) will celebrate Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM) in March...
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