Conversion therapy should be dead, but it isn't, and that's why I share this on Dead Men Blogging, from Abigail Thorn of Philosophy Tube.
ICYMI, March 20: "It's finally ready: the biggest episode of Philosophy Tube ever! The sequel to "I Emailed My Doctor 133 Times." This is my investigation into conversion therapy: where it came from, why it's still legal in Britain, and how it's being done right now on the NHS with the knowledge and assistance of certain members of the British government." Philosophy Tube on Patreon.
(2 hours 10 min)
Then, this. (1 hour 51 min)
Image: Bertel Thorvaldsen's sculpture of Christ. Copenhagen Cathedral. Image by Gunnar Bach Pedersen © public domain Wikimedia Commons.
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I've published books, and my next one will be Attis & Aleph: Poems of the Daimonic. It's about a man in 1930s New York who was fascinated with what the idea of eunuchs meant to him. He couldn't finish writing his book, but I finished writing this one. It's advice to overthinkers. It talks about how to see your project in a new way and take the paths that will bring happiness and completion. I need your pledge on Attis & Aleph so that I can reach minimum funding and this book can happen!
It's part of the Book Bazaar 2026, a crowdfunding event on BackerKit, Oct 29–Nov 19.
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