Summer song
While writing a song for phantom Intense I accidentally made something good, but not the vibe I was going for. Thinking of continuing it into… Read More »Summer song
akcopeman
I am a writer, artist, and activist living in Norfolk, England. I'm queer and transmasc, and much of my work revolves around these core themes.
Nebulous Rivals
Nebulous Rivals is the next big game likely to come to fruition – the idea is to drawer 2 cards from a mixed deck each… Read More »Nebulous Rivals
See Creatures
My first ever card game that saw me through a hard time following a broken nose by a neo-nazi… the aim See Creatures is to collect all the needed parts to build a creature to lay for points and effects. Full of bright, fun pictures and queer nudge-nudge humour, it’s a great way to brighten your day!
Update 2024 New Year
Last year was pretty fucking rough, and amazing. While the year started with a violent encounter with a bigot, it then went on to acting… Read More »Update 2024 New Year
Update
The last 7 months have been quite trying, hence my website being quite. In a nutshell my partner and I agreed to be in a… Read More »Update
SOHAP
The official run of Songs Of Hope And Protest ended mid June, but we’ve continued to perform scratch performances at a couple festivals, all to… Read More »SOHAP
Pride Appearence
At Norwich Pride this year I conducted an interview for the Natasha Curson talk, a memorial event commemorating a woman in the trans community who… Read More »Pride Appearence
Songs Of Hope And Protest
I’ve been engaged lately with The Common Lot’s original production based around the history of the British protest song, both singing in the choir and… Read More »Songs Of Hope And Protest
Asylum Funding Bid Update
Unfortunately I’ve had a second no for Asylum From Asylum, but it isn’t as crushing as the first. As someone new to theatre I’m not… Read More »Asylum Funding Bid Update
Protest On The Radio
We’re thrilled by the amount of coverage we’ve gotten for our protest recently – as LGBT+ people we are, naturally, a little wary of the… Read More »Protest On The Radio