Books and Pamphlets
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Debut novel, published in 2023.
'Jesus Freaks is a book about small towns. Jesus Freaks is a book about gossip. Jesus Freaks is dedicated to everyone whose hometown wants them dead. A book of bible bashing Christianity, spirituality, small town suspicion and queerness; the misfits and the troublemakers and the lovers, but also the criminals?
Presumably your hometown wants you dead for setting fire to the school just as much as it does for kissing your next door neighbour if they happen to be a girl like you.
Maybe you burned down the school because you want to kiss your next door neighbour?
Maybe you just quite like fire."
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Second poetry pamphlet, self-published in 2022.
‘These poems made me feel like a newborn baby, squealing in the delivery room for comfort and to see if anyone can still hear me as “I did not consent to live in such times.” Heart Eyes “pocket sized” achingly sweet poems speak to the detachment and loss experienced over lockdown – of language, touch and certainty.’
Anjeli Caderamenpulle, Boys (Spam Press)
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Debut poetry pamphlet, released in 2020 (OrangeApplePress).
The short film of the same name was included in the 2021 Scottish Queer International Film Festival selection.
'Bam! Pow! This Suit by Suki Hollywood is a feast for the eyes. A comic book with depth, the pages unfold in a progression of image, ideas, and colour. What does it mean to wear a new suit? How do we escape our past? How do we grapple with the ones we loved who hurt us? We can become a superhero! Hollywood takes us on a journey of transformation that is vulnerable, poetic, powerful, and aware. You will want to return to the pages again and again. You might even feel inspired to find your own suit!'
Tawnya Selene Renelle, This Exquisite Corpse
☆ denotes work which can be read for free ☆
Short Stories
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A girl visits Florence in pursuit of her missing mother.
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A vampire anti-love story.
Originally published in Gutter, issue 23, Thrall was awarded second place in the Wintermute 2022 Writing Competition.
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A fragmented prose piece exploring 'Wicked City' and lures, accompanying exhibition of Motoko Ishibashi's work.
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Two touch-starved telepaths sexually explore their abilities.
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A lockdown-era supermarket employee feels she's being hunted.
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A girl remembers a horse.
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Cosmic comic-con.
Poems
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A collaborative billboard and broadsheet project with Bonjour, Glasgow (now closed).
Featured in Dazed Digital.
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Spam005, Spam Press
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Daughterhood Zine, issue two.
In loving memory of Daughterhood Zine creator, Rhiannon Auriol ❤️🔥.
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From Glasgow to Saturn, Issue 44.
Non-Fiction
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Throughout 2021-23, I provided reader reports to Pulse Films for various submitted books and scripts.
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Exploring Squid Game and didactic literature.
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Editor
Press
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In this interview, writer Suki Hollywood speaks to River Ellen MacAskill about recent publication, This Suit, out with OrangeApple Press in 2020: a work that merges together the comic book and long poem, with an accompanying film, to explore multiple modes of journeying, pop culture feminism, and sex ambivilance from a queer perspective whilst advocating for reader accessibility.
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Marguerite Carson journeys into the god-fearing town, lake in the woods, in Suki Hollywood’s gothic novel Jesus Freaks (2023), unpacking religion fearing as conspiracy theory, 16th century occult beliefs, the story of Lazarus, and falling inside all of the gay undercurrents.
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Interview series hosted by Lady Red Ego with special guest Suki Hollywood, author of "Alligator, Crocodile," from Issue 29. Join us as we discuss hotels run by nuns, hitting thirty, and all things gothic thriller!
Zines and More
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Curse the Owl: a Duolingo Zine
Comments on BTS YouTube Videos
Earl Grey, Hot: Picard
Imzadi: Deanna
Within Normal Parameters: Data
Bat Poems
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Short film adaptation of the poetry pamphlet of the same name.
Part of the SQIFF 2021 selection.