SQFF’s Fright Night Ushers in Spooky Season with Queer Shorts

SQFF’s Fright Night! was a great reminder that queer horror is an incredibly varied genre. Each short stood out not only as a horror piece, but also as queer art. Sapphic stories stood hand-in-hand with narratives about gay men; there were queers who cruised and queers who wanted a homestead.

Izzy Christman

Izzy Christman (they/them) has been a freelance writer and editor for more than a decade. They studied writing at Ohio University before returning to the West Coast. Izzy has worked as a ghostwriter, copyeditor, and content writer. They've even writing classes taught at Seattle's Hugo House. Their work has appeared in a number of magazines, anthologies, and podcasts, including The NoSleep Podcast, Unwinnable Magazine, and Tales to Terrify. Izzy is an active member of the Seattle Chapter of the Horror Writer's Association.

http://www.eewchristmanwrites.com
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