@jeannethornton

jeannethornton has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from jeannethornton are: Instagram, LinkedIn, Patreon, Email, X. Besides social media accounts, jeannethornton has populated their site with On Teaching Reactive Kiting - a newsletter about just what it says. Most recent topic = Martin Solares + why How to Draw a Novel is SO GOOD, here is the newsletter archive!, Summer Fun won the Lambda Literary Award!, Buy the book from yr local, Buy the audiobook from Libro.fm, in which I read to you for ~fourteen hours~, Cat Fitzpatrick reviews for Strange Horizons: "in the highest degree, goofy and tragic." <3, Summer Fun audiobook wins the EARPHONES AWARD! <3, Bookpage gives Summer Fun a starred review!, Corrinne Manning reviews Summer Fun in Brooklyn Rail, Epic conversation with Alex DiFrancesco (moderated by Tobias Carroll) at Vol 1 Brooklyn: we talk trauma, bodies, our next books, music, revenge, everything, Austin Chronicle raves!, Gorgeous COMICS review of Summer Fun by Hal Schrieve, Beyond the Year of Trans Creativity (video to come!), Recorded 8/3 event with Cat Fitzpatrick at virtual Madison Street Books in Chicago (we talk about Literary Ambition, alternate history, trans sociality in the 60s; I also name my favorite Get Happies songs), In which my friend Keeva writes a review of Summer Fun that destroys me, Interview with Bill Cheng about Summer Fun (Bill is a very old friend; I love this interview a lot), Roz Milner writes an epistolary review of Summer Fun, RSVP: Bookends panel on trans writing and publishing at Brooklyn Book Festival (feat Casey Plett, Jackie Ess, Alex McElroy, Jules Gill-Peterson, Andrea Lawlor, Riley MacLeod), Interview with Christopher Rudolf for Logo's NewNowNext (New Mexico, writing long stuff, Connie Converse, regretting sad lines in one's books), Interview w Ryan Spencer at BOMB: about New Mexico + indie publishing, All the Books covers Summer Fun, Buzzfeed Best of Summer 2021 includes Summer Fun, Aquarium Drunkard Book Club on Summer Fun, Interview with Dale Peck on Evergreen Review podcast (mostly about Ayn Rand, weirdly).