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Posts by Elizabeth Hopkinson

Cage of Nightingales. Purple cover with a gold birdcage, feather, music notes and broken chains.

Cage of Nightingales. Purple cover with a gold birdcage, feather, music notes and broken chains.

Masquerade of Finches. Black cover with white mask, flying birds and arched doorway.

Masquerade of Finches. Black cover with white mask, flying birds and arched doorway.

The Angelio books have NEW COVERS!!

(These ones are guaranteed AI free)

www.elizabethhopkinson.uk/angelio.html

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See you there tomorrow!!

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Ace friends! Get your hands on this and support Elizabeth. She's got more than fairy tales, click the link! Some are available on Amazon as well. Get em now!

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Asexual Fairy Tales Elizabeth Hopkinson. Prizewinning author of fairy tales and historical fantasy.

www.elizabethhopkinson.uk/asexual-fair...

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Are you ready for an evening of LGBTQIA+ fantasy stories and poems with the BFS in Manchester? I’m coming over from Bradford specially with my Asexual Fairy Tales. 💜🖤🤍

Please get your tickets in advance so the shop owners can sleep at night.🌛

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Not sure what I missed, as I wasn’t there! 😂 You’d only just started talking about Rå, to be honest. Mentioned a case or two about men who’d supposedly been with her.

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Thank you so much for your talk on Rå yesterday. Sorry I had to miss the second half.

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A Statement In Opposition to HR 7661

The freedom to speak and to read is a fundamental principle of the United States of America. That is why we have joined together — parents, students, educators, library workers, authors, free expression advocates, booksellers, and publishers — to stand in support of our nation’s school-aged children and teens and in opposition to H.R. 7661. 

H.R. 7661, if passed, will compel nationwide book censorship. It confuses obscenity with identity and stigmatizes vulnerable young people, particularly trans children and teens, based on who they are. It will continue to drain funding from our already underfunded schools and libraries. And it will threaten the creativity and critical thinking that are vital to education in the U.S.

A Statement In Opposition to HR 7661 The freedom to speak and to read is a fundamental principle of the United States of America. That is why we have joined together — parents, students, educators, library workers, authors, free expression advocates, booksellers, and publishers — to stand in support of our nation’s school-aged children and teens and in opposition to H.R. 7661. H.R. 7661, if passed, will compel nationwide book censorship. It confuses obscenity with identity and stigmatizes vulnerable young people, particularly trans children and teens, based on who they are. It will continue to drain funding from our already underfunded schools and libraries. And it will threaten the creativity and critical thinking that are vital to education in the U.S.

Authors Against Book Bans has joined dozens of other organizations, nonprofits, publishers, & stores to issue this joint statement opposing HR7661

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The Revenge Crew with a white female with brown hair dressed as Blackbeard between Ed and Stede.

The Revenge Crew with a white female with brown hair dressed as Blackbeard between Ed and Stede.

I love us too!

(Art by Anna Hopkinson)

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Yeah, my brother’s little boys love K-Pop Demon Hunters

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Come on #Manchester! You know you want to be there!

#asexuality #LGBTQIA #books

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Yep! I’ll be there with my Asexual Fairy Tales ♠️🧚

Get your tickets now!

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“The crowd in Jerusalem was lashing out at one of their own, erupting in the horizontal violence that often happens among oppressed people”

Do read this post; it’s insightful, and so relevant to today’s world.

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I love that one!

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Yay! I’ve got one in there. It’s not horror, though.

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18th century figure waves a trans flag, superimposed on a poem about castrato identity

18th century figure waves a trans flag, superimposed on a poem about castrato identity

Heart shape made of smaller hearts containing faces of trans people who lost their lives last year.

Heart shape made of smaller hearts containing faces of trans people who lost their lives last year.

#TransDayOfVisibility

Should be this…
… not that.

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An Evening of Short Stories & Poetry | Social Refuge Join us for a panel with published fantasy writers, plus an open mic to share your own work!

Are you in Manchester on 22nd April? Do you want to be?

I’ll be there with @britfantasysoc.bsky.social and fellow writers, reading stories and poems - and you can, too!

Book your place. I think we’ll have some Asexual Fairy Tales ♠️🧚

#fantasy #LGBTQIA

www.socialrefuge.com/event-detail...

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I can’t be in London but I can show my support. Here I am at home in Bradford with my Hold On To Hope posters.

Go show them, people!

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It’s almost as if scary content and godly values can exist within the same text.

Oh, hang on..!

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Text about Behind the Shelves book banning software. “Ground its mission in biblical values” and “the explicit, p0rn0graphic and wildly inappropriate books” underlined in red.

Text about Behind the Shelves book banning software. “Ground its mission in biblical values” and “the explicit, p0rn0graphic and wildly inappropriate books” underlined in red.

Oh, the hypocrisy!

Biblical CONTENT:
- murder, adultery, war, execution
Got to be a ban, right?

Biblical VALUES:
- act justly, love mercy, walk humbly
- love your neighbour as yourself
Which are WHERE in your mission?!

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Text about books banned using Bookmarked software. Jane Austen and William Shakespeare underlined in red.

Text about books banned using Bookmarked software. Jane Austen and William Shakespeare underlined in red.

Well, there goes half my GCSE/A Level required reading.

Also: Jane Austen?!? Surely one of the least explicit writers you can imagine.

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Tabby cat sleeping with her head on an orange book with blue figures on the cover

Tabby cat sleeping with her head on an orange book with blue figures on the cover

Common Bonds 2 gets the Ember seal of approval.
@clh2oars.bsky.social
#cats #books

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Life Without - Life Without Sex - BBC Sounds Gen Z are famously having less of it. Do we even need it all?

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I’d love to know what fellow aspecs make of this episode. (The series imagines 1 thing suddenly removed from the world). Some positive comments - things we already know as aces - but not one single mention of asexuality.

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No. Just - no.

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Never a bad moment

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French marital reforms are an important step forward for women and asexual people Challenging the societal standard that not having sex is a problem would be a positive for everyone

France has made a powerful step towards challenging the idea that sex is a legal expectation within marriage.

What this means for asexual rights, from @theyasminbenoit.bsky.social 

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But Easter was not “originally a pagan festival”. Even the word “Eostara” only appears in writing once, in Bede’s Reckoning of Time. And “Easter” as a name for the festival is only used in Germanic languages. Most languages uses a name derived from Passover.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

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And yes, Jewish festivals do have significance to the agricultural year as well as to the history and faith of the Jewish people, but that’s all.
Spring Equinox is a significant natural turning point of the year. So, yes, it was and is the focus of British & European pagan celebrations.

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Last night was the New Moon. (That’s why it’s Eid). Today it’s the Spring Equinox. Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon after the Spring Equinox. This is based on the timing of the Jewish Passover (Pesach) as that is when the events of the Easter story took place. 🧵

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I’m not even in the US, but as an author of YA LGBTQIA+ fiction, I’m speaking out against HR7661. It affects us all. @authorsabb.bsky.social

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