Juniper White 🦊

@junewhitewrites.bsky.social

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"What a devious storyteller!" i write short stories about haunted houses, obsessions, trans love, night skies, revelry slush reader for small wonders <3 she/her 🇵🇸🏳️‍⚧️ https://juniperwrites.neocities.org/

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A Google AI Overview reading: ""Let Her Collect Stamps" is the title of a short story by Juniper White, published in Apex Magazine. The story explores themes of legacy, the mundane, and the acceptance of death, particularly within the context of Palestinian elders passing on their life and experiences. Juniper White is a Palestinian author, and the story is said to be influenced by the experiences of Palestinian elders."
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No live thing can exist sanely under conditions of cisheteropatriarchy; even football jocks and pageant queens are supposed, by Judith Butler, to be performing drag. The house on 63rd Avenue, not sane, spent its days slumbering in dreamless hunger, floorboards creaking out whines as its stomach churned. The house didn’t dream because it wasn’t supposed to dream, and so the house was perfect. It lacked naught but a white picket fence. No name but its address. The house had stood for 22 years, and it didn’t know if it could stand for much longer without going completely fucking insane. Nothing walked its floors, and whatever nothing walked there walked alone.