Vol. 6, Issue 1 of AZE is centered on the theme of Stories.
This story has five acts that reflect on the artist’s confrontations with the challenges of performing to the standards of social expectations…
…it is an odyssey of self-affirmation for an aromantic woman under siege by a society that does not yet understand her.
“I - really? You still want to be friends even if I don’t want to date you?”
“’But for one glorious moment, I touched the sun.’”
Yo-Ling Chen interviews Dr. Pragati Singh
can’t do right by what I’m trying to say. / How can I explain Being, in this way?
accounting for my accolades: / romantic, aesthetic, / (yet to speak of asexual), / gathers
Vol. 5, Issue 4 of AZE is centered on the theme of Gay Asexuality/Aromanticism.
Acespec development infers growing without a qualifier: not growing sideways or growing into anything in particular, but just growing—directionless and aimless by societal standards perhaps, but growing still, in unexpected ways.
fortunately, this is rarely an issue with my gay friends since i'm clear about my boundaries. i do feel like an outcast at times, though.