Good morning fellas:*
The wonderful Mariah Huehner (@tiredfairy) has come up with an incredible idea. It’s called “MONSTROUS”, and it’s going to focus on “The relationship between girls/women and their bodies through the lens of storytelling in different mediums and genres.”
[Please reblog to get the word out!]
Click here for more information on this fabulous project and how to submit!
MONSTROUSProject type: collection/anthology
Looking for: Prose/comics/poems/art
Genre: fiction (horror, sci-fi, fantasy, etc), auto-bio, non-fiction
For: Girls/Women
Open to: contributors of any age and gender, on the general theme of “body image & girls/women”.
Purpose: Let girls/women know they are not alone when they struggle with their body and our narrowly defined, “beauty” obsessed culture. Positive overall message, but, the stories themselves can be in any genre and be difficult/upsetting. Focus is on being meaningful explorations of theme.
Stories can be about: Any body image related topics, from eating disorders to self-harm to sexual identity. Not limited to these topics, so stories will be evaluated individually.
(Photo: Brain Goblins and “ED” = eating disorder, art exercise)

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The wonderful Mariah Huehner (@tiredfairy) has come up with an incredible idea. It’s called “MONSTROUS”, and it’s going to focus on “The relationship between girls/women and their bodies through the lens of storytelling in different mediums and genres.”
[Please reblog to get the word out!]
Click here for more information on this fabulous project and how to submit!MONSTROUS
Project type: collection/anthology
Looking for: Prose/comics/poems/art
Genre: fiction (horror, sci-fi, fantasy, etc), auto-bio, non-fiction
For: Girls/Women
Open to: contributors of any age and gender, on the general theme of “body image & girls/women”.
Purpose: Let girls/women know they are not alone when they struggle with their body and our narrowly defined, “beauty” obsessed culture. Positive overall message, but, the stories themselves can be in any genre and be difficult/upsetting. Focus is on being meaningful explorations of theme.
Stories can be about: Any body image related topics, from eating disorders to self-harm to sexual identity. Not limited to these topics, so stories will be evaluated individually.
(Photo: Brain Goblins and “ED” = eating disorder, art exercise)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mc29uods6A1qdgy4ao1_500.jpg)




