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a callout of perceptions
i am not the typical canadian figure. i am a mixed race queer boy that has dreadlocks, facial piercings and several tattoos. i am an addict in recovery, choosing not to drink or use drugs and...
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no one way to go wrong
your world creeping for a darkness gathering life used to be a series of growth stunts “i’m 27 and my doctor says i’m still growing” the moving from beginnings to ends and agains the world is yours...
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the push of the past
there are very few people that were close to the truth, that were with me during the time that i was using drugs. i used drugs for 4 years, age 15-19. smoking weed everyday to shooting meth in 4...
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new mutt
do you want me to be honest? i really like you. i think the work you do is amazing, you’re super rad to talk to and you’re a total babe. it would be cool if we could hang out sometime. i would...
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Sobriety As Accessibility: Interrogating Intoxication Culture, a presentation...
Title: Sobriety As Accessibility: Interrogating Intoxication Culture, a presentation and discussion at the Toronto Anarchist Fair!!! When: December 14, 2013 1-3pm Where: 55 Gould St. Ryerson Student...
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2nd pressing of “make all good things fall apart” now available
this half-size, 32 page zine, featuring a colour cover, is a collaborative project between geoff and clementine morrigan. it explores addiction, alcoholism, recovery, trauma, madness, radical...
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this is a calling for sobriety
this is a calling. this is a calling for sobriety as resistance. this is a calling for sobriety as community, healing and love. this is not a calling for a temperance or prohibition movement, this...
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Community, Accessibility and Sober Spaces
*this article is co-authored by clementine morrigan & myself, geoff Harm reduction and sobriety philosophies are often positioned against one another. Harm reduction refers to practices that reduce...
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is a party still a party without alcohol?
serious question: is a party still a party without alcohol? if yes, then how come at least 90-95% of parties i get facebook invites to are at clubs and bars? even most of the house parties i get...
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