Episode 29: Gothcon, baby!

from Queen Cattis: Finding my voice Hosted by Alvhild Catarina Jansdotter

Listen to me ramble and gush about my experience at this year’s gothcon, an annual convention for people who enjoy roleplaying games, tactical card games, and board games etc. etc. I speak of the games I played, speaking with TTRPG creators and some hints of my own projects, as well as some insights in what it is like to be come out as trans around people you meet annually in a convention setting. Enjoy!

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