Genderforked
I've had the privilege to be asked to do a short interview on Sarah Dopp's remarkable weblog about gender variance, Genderfork, which I can assure you is one of the few that I visit on a daily basis.
Please go on over and have a look around. You won't regret it.
On a completely unrelated note, I'm shortly going (as Deathline with my bandmate Jennie) to start writing review pieces on the excellent Artrocker.com. If you're at all interested in new music, I really heartily recommend the website. It's full of fantastic new bands, and loads and loads of exclusive free downloads to whack into your MP3 player.
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About Miss K
I'm a Musician, writer, photographer, designer, transgendered z-list celebrity. Insomniac's boyfriend. Tragic glamour and sleepless nights are my fellow travellers. Skinny jeans and pointy shoes are my mode-us operandi. I like cats. Especially the ones who talk. Oh, and David Lynch.
Music
Photography
Where I've been
- Interview: Caramel's T-girls
(November 2012) - Interview: Nauga News
(August 2011) - Interview: Charlotte Cooper
(April 2005) - Interview: Vicki René
(December 2003)
Where I'm @
- DRAGNET Tumblr
- DRAGNETFINDS Tumblr
- transeroticx Tumblr
- last.fm
- YouTube
- myspace
- Kei Mars (Second Life)
- Work
- Email me
About this website
This website has been around in various guises since 1996. It was a conventional "pics and bio" type site until 2004 when it was reborn (v4.0) as a weblog. That version of the site was named among the top 50 "Great British Blogs" by .net magazine, in 2006.
There was another reboot in June 2008 giving birth to version 5.0, the website which you, dear reader, now hold in your hands. Please enjoy.
Acknowledgements
The site runs on Apache, Linux and the open source, ultra light blogging software, Blosxom. It continues to be kindly hosted by my good friend JBB, founder of the esteemed Hatters collective.
The headline typeface is Chunk, a lovely slab-serif display face, kindly made freely available for @font-face embedding by Meredith Mandel and available to download from The League of Movable Type. Body type is the elegant humanist sans face Cantarell, by Dave Crossland, who has released it under the Google web fonts API for web embedding.
