JP Seabright

@jpseabright.bsky.social

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genderqueer genrefluid writer of things #pwME 🏳️‍🌈🇪🇺📚 Latest book: Solitary Hotel 🖤 Check links for all the others! Co-editor of https://effable.uk https://linktr.ee/jpseabright https://jpseabright.com

An image of a white-skinned female-presenting person wearing a black tshirt with the words Medecins Sans Frontieres standing in front of a window
A domed room lined with books around its circumference, with an old-fashioned wooden desk in the foreground stating ‘Quiet Please’
Old photographic image of a women wearing Victorian dress sitting reading a book on a cliff edge with a hotel in the background.
A white-skinned middle-aged female-presenting person wearing blue jeans, pink tshirt and black shirt sitting on a red throne talking into a microphone
Purple cover of a soft-back journal called The Aftershock Review, includes list of contributor names on the front
A pink square with ripped text running across it and a chaos of books behind, and the words “Rip it up and start again” Beyond Form Online Workshop DISRUPTION! Queering Form JP Seabright 2nd April, 7-9pm Poetry Workshop
A close up of a computer screen and keyboard showing that 90227 words have been written. Yay!
Book with black cover and image of green snake curled around a red apple and the words Take The Fruit. Resting on a yellow background.
Abstract washes of dark blue, black and gold colour, over the shape of a concrete brutalist style building.
Graded blue background with text BLU / R JP Seabright and link to substack blog
A LP cover lies on top of a record player. Title is William S. Burroughs & Brion Gysin and features their faces looking at Gysin’s Dreamachine
A still from the short movie Rabbits by David Lynch - the interior of a sitting room with two rabbit humans sitting on a couch, another behind. Looking towards an opening door.
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Black Friday Black Friday now lasts a full week, seven days to make the corporates richer, fatter, but we take only two minutes in a strained act of silence to remember the dead, the slain, the young, the queer, the black. Hate sprays bullets indiscriminately. They kill us for our love John, we were only dancing). We were only having fun (bright white clubbing). Celebrating ourselves through the art of disco (it happens a lot round here). They kill little children too. Train them to cower under desks. Easier than banning the gun. They were only having fun. Their beautiful queer bodies dancing under spotlight. Oh Black Friday (Bam-a-lam)
Black cover with repeated pattern of red roses framed in white. Book is resting on dark purple pillow. Text reads: Vigils for Dead and Dying Girls - Deborah Finding