There's a sweet flashfictn piece by Charl Paysr on Flashfictn Onle that highlights somethg awome about LGBT wrg today. It serv a read and a shout out. "A Lumberjack's Gui to Dryad Spottg" is probably about 1000 words, but tells a pretty big story about two gay lumberjacks that go beyond where I thought…
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- COME FROM AWAY'S CAAR SAMAYOA SHOWS US HIS GAY LUMBERJACK & OTHER MEANGFUL GIFTS HIS DRSG ROOM
- ‘COME FROM AWAY’ ACTOR MIX HISTORY AND EMOTN TO HIS GAY CHARACTER
COME FROM AWAY'S CAAR SAMAYOA SHOWS US HIS GAY LUMBERJACK & OTHER MEANGFUL GIFTS HIS DRSG ROOM
But he jt looks like a gay lumberjack. ‘Come From Away’ actor mix history and emotn to his gay character. He’s been lled a gay lumberjack, he said wh a lgh, which has given him some approach to his character.
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‘COME FROM AWAY’ ACTOR MIX HISTORY AND EMOTN TO HIS GAY CHARACTER
Compassnate Gay Lumberjack. The onstage character "Kev T" is illy referred to as the gay lumberjack. “A Lumberjack’s Gui to Dryad Spottg” is probably about 1000 words, but tells a pretty big story about two gay lumberjacks that go beyond where I thought the story would go.
Our hero, a pair of gay lumberjacks who are subtle, but not that subtle, the mp about their relatnship, are prented as good lumberjacks: they get there early, they chop down tre. Even though the story tablish that the dryads have a hunger for human blood, and that they n be dangero and attack, the gay lumberjacks are savg the dryads– exchange for the dryads helpg the uple hi safety the future.
I also enjoy the shout out to the diversy the LGBT muny—that the ma characters are “bears” (read: big beard hairy gay men). I also like where this story didn’t go: The other lumberjacks uld have “found them out” and hurt them and this would have been a predictable “hurt the gays” story—but the men’s reactns are plex: they both sire the eedom of the gay men to form a relatnship, and also have an imprsn that there is a fluidy to sexualy and the man you are mp is not the man you are back the “real world.