In CTAM, everyone is staring at you and you must make it home without crying. ( Signed copies available for sale at East End Books Ptown.)Ĭonspiracy Theories About Myself is an autobiographical game about self-acceptance, social anxiety and being trans. Reading from East End Books Ptown on June 18th, 2020. The Provincetown Independent - Art Briefs for June 18 through June 24 Provincetown Banner - Juno Morrow channels alienation in ‘Marginalia’ The Big Smoke Review - Book Review: Marginalia by Juno Morrow Lambda Literary Review - Marginalia is a Queer Memoir from an Independent Game Designer It seamlessly interweaves experience with elements of sociology and psychology, exploring how one cultivates an identity containing multitudes - queer, trans, mixed-race, other. Unearthing this narrative fundamentally changed the way I look at myself and how I relate to the world.Ĭonstructed of words, artwork, photos and personal artifacts, Marginalia is an intimate and unconventional account of what it means to be a hybrid. The things I wrote surprised me, acknowledging what I could never say aloud. So, I started writing Marginalia to better understand these feelings. Marginalia (memoir, 2020) published by CLASH Booksįor as long as I can remember, I’ve had complex feelings surrounding identity-feelings of authenticity and inauthenticity, tribe and belonging feelings about otherness, race, sexuality, gender and family. Heather Huggins, Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts, QCC/CUNY up possibilities of difference, unconventional narratives, experiences outside of dogma.’ An invitation to simply be, an autoethnographic manifesto, navigating how we might begin to welcome and to claim our multitudes. Marginalia is necessary, it is valuable, it will soon be a story shared as a must-read, a seminal work that ‘opens.
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