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For the 24th recipient of The White Pube Writers Grant, we are psyched to announce that August’s recipient is Dallon Robinson. We read and loved Robinson’s submission ‘The Rabbit Knows How To Bury Itself,’ a short story about twins being reunited, or a brother and sister falling apart. The writing feels like the nervous rush of thoughts in an awkward silence, specifically an awkward silence with somebody you know very well. Tense and unnatural and evocative. It’s great. Read it on the link below!
Bio: Dallon Robinson (he/him) is an autistic, transmasculine writer from Somerset. He studied English Literature at the University of Sheffield and plans to stay for a Masters in Creative Writing. He likes to write about moral ambiguity and complicated queerness. Currently he’s slowly working on two books: a historical novel about queer art and healing in the 1980s, and a literary novel about a closeted trans man moving back to his coastal hometown and his pseudo-maternal relationship with his sister. In the meantime he’s working on a collection featuring stories about trans baptism, orcas, toxic twins, bat-obsessed girls and lesbian medieval re-enactment battles.
