Finnialla (Finn-all-uh) is a perpetually tired writer and artist. They got their Honors BFA in Dramatic Writing from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a minor in film in 2022. They are a staff writer and Twitter Director for the Incognito Press and Staff Poet for Outlander Magazine. They have also been published in multiple indie magazines and are currently winning accolades for their television pilots. When they aren’t writing, you can usually find them hanging out in a trash can or fighting raccoons for dominance in a Denny’s parking lot. If you want to reach out, you can find them on Twitter as (@finn_all_uh) or on their website, https://finn-all-uh.org/ They stopped biting people, mostly.

Kissing Girls in Alley Bars 

1 poem published in SCAB magazine issue #13. 

Nightclub in an Abandoned Church

"It was a freakishly warm day in early May when I went to my first Palestinian student encampment on the Auraria campus, a conglomerate of three separate universities that share one central campus."

DSA can Support Student Protests for Palestine

"Queer people have been quintessential in cinema since its inception over a hundred years ago, and especially in horror, queers have found their place as villains, storytellers, and connoisseurs of the craft."

Queer Horror Movies

One poem published in the inaugural issue of GodZineSatan.  

Man of the Ocean

Part Three of the Fringe Beliefs Series 

"While the Manosphere is a group of people with common ideas, it’s also not. It’s like a giant ball of stuff that’s been stuck together. Kinda like a Katamari ball but it reeks of Axe body spray..."

I Try and Figue Out The Manosphere as a Non-Binary Queer Person

Part Two of the Fringe Beliefs Series 

"Fight disinformation, hate speech, and groups that seem predatory in any way you can. If the governments aren’t going to solve this, then it’s up to the people to expose these cults. Call them what they are."

The Soft Glow of Internet Cults

Part One of the Fringe Beliefs Series. 

"It might not stop your parents from following down the rabbit hole, but I hope that someone can take from these what I hope they convey, a way of defending yourself from these movements."

Faith Healers and Self-Help Brands: A History of American Cults

"The Western is a part of America, and while its hold on media even to this day is huge, it still has its dark sides. Mostly, it’s responsible for the unfair treatment of Indigenous Americans on screen and in real life."

Indigenous Voices in Hollywood 

"I felt truly connected to stories I could see myself in, and it made me feel like there was a world where I wasn’t alone, and every child and teenager deserves to hear that and see that. Banning books doesn’t make them go away." 

The Price of Banning Books

"I think workers are fed up with the inhuman conditions CEOs think they deserve. When the AMPTP decides to work with... the workers, we can continue to negotiate. Until then, find the creatives on the picket line, not in the writer’s room"

Hot Strike Summer

"Trans people have been in the community since the beginning. They have been instrumental in the modern gay rights movement and haven’t been able to reap the benefits the rest has. Transgender individuals deserve better..."

Anti-Trans Bills in the U.S

"Queer cinema has always existed, and it always will. Since the beginning, queer people have been behind the scenes and in front of the camera, pushing for some kind of inclusion, and their voices will not be silenced now."

Queer Rewriting: The Hesitancy to Put LGBTQ and Drag Characters on Big Screens

1 poem published in Rat World Magazine's NSFW Valentines zine. 

Wet Dreams

Why Young People Need to Vote in the Midterms

"This revolution has been televised and it’s too late for us to change the channel. The government has proven time and time again that it doesn’t care about its people." 

The Death of Iran’s Theocracy: Teenagers

1 poem published in Spillover Magazine's 3rd issue, Anachronism 

Back Woods Witches

2 poems published in The Creative Zine's Fall 2022 issue. 

Pretty/Oak Tree

2 poems published in Messy Misfits Club 3rd issue, Identity. 

 To Get You Off/Rebound

2 poems published in Musing Publications inaugural issue, The Nuances of New Age Feminism. 

Selected work