I was a guest for October Aces with JoAnne Turner on I Don’t Know If This Counts: Asexuality 201. (This was a different interview than the one I did for Ace Week.) We talked about how I came to identify as asexual and aromantic, some thoughts on what I would do differently with my book if I got to rewrite it today or what I’d like to see others in the community cover, and resources I recommend for aces both in nonfiction and in fictional media.

Ten years after The Invisible Orientation I talk with Julie Decker about what she would change, what she wouldn’t, and living in our changed world.

You can listen to the episode in any of these places:

• Substack

• Spotify

• Apple Podcasts

I was a guest for Ace Week with JoAnne Turner on I Don’t Know If This Counts: Asexuality 201. We talked about my personal experience being asexual and aromantic, some reflections on what I would change about my book if I had it to rewrite today (or if I wrote a sequel!), what I’ve seen change since I got involved in the community, and what I suggest in terms of keeping ourselves safe in an increasingly hostile political atmosphere.

Kicking off Ace Week with Julie Sondra Decker, author of The Invisible Orientation

You can listen to the episode in any of these places:

• Substack

• Spotify

• Apple Podcasts

I will be making an appearance via Crowdcast at A Room of One’s Own as a panelist with Cody Daigle-Orians and Ashabi Owagboriaye, two other ace activists. Cody’s new book I AM ACE is being celebrated and we will all discuss asexuality, related topics, and activism. We also expect to take questions and comments from participants.

Please join us on March 6, 2023, 7 PM Eastern / 6 PM Central.

You can register here:

I AM ACE: A Panel Discussion on Asexuality with CODY DAIGLE-ORIANS, ASHABI OWAGBORIAYE, and JULIE SONDRA DECKER

It was lovely to be a part of an in-depth article on asexuality and aromanticism over at Geeks OUT.

INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR JULIE SONDRA DECKER

This long-form print interview discusses identity discovery and coming out, the pressures of writing a book, the shifting environment surrounding asexuality’s reception in society and media, the evolution of the ace-spectrum community, and media/upcoming projects.