Aries Hines is a fierce femme, fucking queer, diva mermaid, and giver of great hugs.
She holds an MFA in Poetry from Mills College. She has a ridiculous amount of books and loves nebulae, dresses, and cable TV. Her film work has been featured at film festivals including
The Austin International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, her poetry and performances have been published widely and been a part of the San Francisco Queer Arts Festival for her one-woman show "My Dyscalculia Voice" about disability and race, The Queer Girl Theater Project, Colorlines Magazine, The Journal of Lesbian Studies, Black Girl Dangerous and more. Her work explores race, identity, queerness, and family. She is currently at work on her memoir and a collection of new poems. She resides in San Diego and sometimes performs for So Say We All
River Solomon’s new speculative fiction novel illuminates a dark corner of our collective past and current reality: slavery's psychological impact and cultural trauma as its own grueling character Read More
Solace is "part of a larger queer, overlooked literary canon of artists reflecting on how “we” survive, make love, build relationships, and continue to create art that speaks to those before us, after us, and those who are here now, and still need to be reminded just how powerful we can be." Read More
The Crunk Feminist Collective, or CFC, in both title and in this collection of essays creates a prolific multi-layered space that exists as a guidebook for survival, methodology, and conversation Read More
