Girl Meets Girl (& Other Peculiar Love Songs): Some Details

Meet the Brides

Marie (aka Haslin, aka Lady-Az, aka Morgainelefae, aka Danger Jane) has too many online aliases to keep straight. She likes to draw and write an awful lot. Right now, she's an associate editor for the Queer Speculative fiction and poetry journal, Collective Fallout. She is in the process of applying to grad school. She has a B.A. in the Interdisciplinary Arts from Chester College of New England, in which she focused on writing short fiction, sequential art and illustration, book-making, print-making, philosophy, lit-crit, and art history, among many things. She also loves the color orange.

Kris (aka Saurou) is much better at keeping her online aliases simple. She just graduated from Chester College, with a B.A. in Creative Writing, where she focused on short fiction, nature writing, medical writing, and memoir. She's working on completing a novel-length memoir/nature/medical writing manuscript entitled "Out of Joint." Some of her favorite things include tree-hugging, dirt-worshipping, philosophy, guinea pigs, and the study of human sexuality. She likes to blog, make and sell jewelry, and keep her scatter-brain academic fiancee in line. She's also very cuddly.

Together, their powers combine to form an awesome tag-team of tattoo-loving, sex-positive feminist, literature-gobbling, magic-believery, gamer-geek, academic-minded chickadees. Which is awesome, because they're in love.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Some Details

I worked my butt off making decorations and stationary and stuff. K and I made the ring book (above) together, altering (altar-ring? GET IT? GET IT?) an old novel about airships that we found at the flea market. I spent days and days working on designing signs and programs and little books because hey! It's an excuse to have a good time, to me. I did it not because That's What You Do but because I love making stuff like that. I had a blast with it. But yes, I'm totally devoting a post to this. Eventually, I'll get around to uploading the image files from all that stuff to my deviantART page. But for now, here's some of what the photographer captured.