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Anodyne Magazine is an arts and literature magazine highlighting the intersectional experiences of the FLINTA* community's global health. The publication was co-founded by Veronica Zora Kirin and Katarina Eva Yepez in 2023 in the hopes that at least a few more FLINTA* individuals, looking for an outlet reflecting experiences of health, might find comfort in the pages between it's covers.
Volume 3 Contributors:
Guest Editor: Maria Lougheed
Featured Writer: Dameien Nathaniel
Tracie Adams
Cassie McCoy
Maria McLeod
Jessica Irish
Robb Kunz
Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhran
Maudie Bryant
Emily Marie Passos Duffy
Erin Brown
Dani Janae
Bett Truong
K. Rose Dallimore
Caroline Wolff
Jaina Cipriano
Emma Goldman-Sherman
Corinna Schulenburg
Bronte Pearson
Carroll Ann Susco
Dylan McNulty-Holmes
Sean Gallagher
Sarena Kuhn
Larissa Larson
Danyl A. Doyle
Nicole Matias Rayner
Anastasia Jill
Alexander Etheridge
Ellie Allan
Tom Infection
Katherine Heath Shaeffer
Micaela Kaioni Raen
Katarina Pavicic-Ivelja
Adrianna Stipanovich
Vy Mitrache
Christy Umberger
C.S. Crow
Emily Wittenhagen
Ariana Grace Croese
Sara Lynn Eastler
Jordan Nishkian
Katy Luxem
After lifetimes of silencing by an unaccommodating system we have had enough. Our voices have been muffled, our needs ignored, misdiagnosed, and misunderstood.
Billions of FLINTA* exist, frustrated by patriarchal structures and standards for health.
It's our time to be heard.
We refuse to accept outdated solutions to contemporary issues.
Anodyne (meaning pain relief) Magazine is a trimesterly periodical offering an opportunity to voice our experiences to the masses. We exist not only for catharsis but also progress. With the intersectional contributions featured in our magazine, we hope to change the existing health paradigm.
We are listening.
We support you.
