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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open!

@shoutitzine.bsky.social

SHOUT IT! is a trans-led zine for visual and written queer art, run by Luc Grey (@queerdisagreeable) and Frankie Larsen (ryegarden). Find us elsewhere: linktr.ee/shoutitzine

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 13/09/2025

Hi all, it’s been a second! I just wanted to post an updated on behalf of both editors of Shout It! apologising for the radio silence. After submissions closed, there was a perfect storm of health and personal commitments which meant this had to take a sudden and unanticipated backseat. (1/2)

Text in trans pride colours reads: We're not dead! (I prommy) Sorry for the disappeatig act! Read the caption for more info!

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 03/06/2025

Check your emails! If you submitted to the inaugural edition of SHOUT IT!, you should have recieved an email letting you know if we've accepted your piece or not! If you can't see anything, check your spam & junk folders :)

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 25/05/2025

Subs close tonight!!

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 18/05/2025

You have ONE WEEK left to submit your art to our fundraising zine! Link in bio for the submission form! #queerart #transart #gayart #queer #trans #gay #transgender #gayzine #queerzine #transzine #zine #submissionsopen

ONE WEEK! We want your paintings, fiction, poetry, photographs, illustrations, essays & more! Submission deadline: May 25, Midnight (BST)

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 17/05/2025

It's IDAHOBIT. Stand with your TNBI siblings. #IDAHOBIT #queer #trans #IDAHOBIT25

IDAHOBIT 2025
SHOUT IT! is based in the UK, where transphobia has been running regretfully more rampant in recent years.

This IDAHOBIT, I think it’s important that we remember this:

Violence against one of us is violence against all of us.

To uplift the queer community, you need to fight for the people that are being attacked, even if you’re not “one of them”. That’s what community means.

The erosion of trans rights is another step on a dangerous path that ends at facism.

If left unchallenged, it will lead to the erosion of queer rights, women’s rights, intersex safety & racial equality, at the very least.

If you want a better world, you need to want it for everyone.

Happy IDAHOBIT.

Hold your friends.
Love your TNBI siblings.
Make your voice heard.

If you want a better world,
SHOUT IT!

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

If you're interested in what we're doing, our submissions are open RIGHT NOW! Open the thread for more information!

Text reads:
Subs Open!
Theme: Trans Joy
Fundraising for: Trans Kids Deserve Better
Submission Deadline: May 25, Midnight (BST)

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SHOUT IT! - Subs Open! @shoutitzine.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Welcome to SHOUT IT! The trans-led zine for visual and written queer art. Now... Who are we? What's our aim? #transart #queerart #zine

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What is Shout It!?
Shout It! is a trans-led zine for written & visual art, created in response to the international erosion of trans rights and the rise of facism in the world.

We aim to celebrate the lives and creations of trans, intersex & gender non-conforming people, and create a space for our emotions to be expressed and explored.

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Who's behind Shout It!?
Shout It! is edited by:
Luc Grey (any pronouns)
Luc Grey is an experimental poet who uses form and theme to express and explore queerness and identity.

Frankie Larsen (they/them)
Frankie is a ceramics teacher & illustrator. Their practice asks what might be deemed Bad Art and seeks to celebrate those works.

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Why the name?
Shout It! is a reference to a passage from Queers Read This - a pamphlet distributed at a New York pride march in June 1990. We feel it encapsulates what we believe in.

SHOUT IT!
Be proud. Do whatever you need to do to tear yourself away from your customary state of acceptance. Be free. Shout.

In 1969, Queers fought back. In 1990, Queers say ok. Next year, will we be here?

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