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ALT PACBI STATEMENT In solidarity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for justice, Foglifter Press is proud to join the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) and support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. We stand against the violence, occupation, and apartheid faced by Palestinians and commit to boycotting cultural products, collaborations, and events funded or sponsored by the Israeli government. We believe in the power of art for liberation, and we support those who imagine and create with justice in mind. #BDS #PACBI #SolidarityWithPalestine #FreePalestine For more info: bdsmovement.net/pacbi In solidarity and resistance, Dior, Marina, Milo
![POST US ELECTION STATEMENT
"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced." — James Baldwin
We at Foglifter are heartbroken and resolute in the wake of the 2024 Presidential Election. Like so many of you—our comrades, our beloveds—we are filled with a profound worry for the future, and for the safety, visibility and dignity of our community. Yet, even as we sit with our collective worry, we at Foglifter are channeling this passionate energy into renewed commitment. We will press on, emboldened and reignited by our mission: uplifting, celebrating, and amplifying groundbreaking queer and trans writing, championing the multi-marginalized—our youth, our elders, our BIPOC family, and disabled folx—and, most pressingly now, resisting [...]
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ALT POST US ELECTION STATEMENT "Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced." — James Baldwin We at Foglifter are heartbroken and resolute in the wake of the 2024 Presidential Election. Like so many of you—our comrades, our beloveds—we are filled with a profound worry for the future, and for the safety, visibility and dignity of our community. Yet, even as we sit with our collective worry, we at Foglifter are channeling this passionate energy into renewed commitment. We will press on, emboldened and reignited by our mission: uplifting, celebrating, and amplifying groundbreaking queer and trans writing, championing the multi-marginalized—our youth, our elders, our BIPOC family, and disabled folx—and, most pressingly now, resisting [...] [please see our Instagram post's alt text for full description, as Twitter's alt text limit does not allow the text's entirety to fit here]

ALT WHAT IS FOGLIFTER DOING ⤑ Continuing and bolstering our commitment to amplifying the voices of underserved queer and trans writers ⤑ Expanding our organizational ties and connections ⤑ Ongoing commitment to our annual Start a Riot! Chapbook Prize with our 2025 release, Sand Bodied Florida Boy by Grayson Thompson ⤑ Continuing to publish two journals a year, featuring transgressive, thought-provoking, evocative work across genres ⤑ Initiating plans to add a digital version of the journal to further improve accessibility in all its forms ⤑ Paying our staff, collaborators, and contributors honorariums for their work ⤑ Organizing and activating spaces in the San Francisco Bay Area for free, accessible readings, events, and workshops

ALT HOW TO SUPPORT US ⤑ Submit your work during our open periods (now + always free) ⤑ Donate! (link in bio) ⤑ Buy our journals and books ⤑ Purchase a subscription plan ⤑ Request Foglifter in your libraries and local bookstores ⤑ Follow us on social media @foglifterpress to keep up with what we’re doing ⤑ Mention us to your friends, family, and loved ones In solidarity and resistance, Dior, Marina, Milo






















