Allow me to introduce myself—properly this time, that is. My name is John Kerry Dawkins—Jack to you—and I’m a trans man. He/him/his, please; no other pronoun will do. I tried manfully to be a woman for nearly thirty-three years, but that just wasn’t me. I’m the leader of Plures House, a bold band of brothers, […]
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Ten Years On
When we founded Ex Uno Plures ten years ago, we didn’t think that it would be active for ten years. We’d recently realised we were plural after recovering from a series of traumatic events. We used our writing as a means to understand ourselves and build positive identities after surviving said trauma, and thought other […]
New article!
I’ve posted my Our Plural Experience article! (… and amazingly it’s my first article for the site, even though I’m far from being a newbie!) ~Yavari
New articles!
We’ve actually been pretty prolific on our main site over the past few months: Kerry, James and Darwin worked on the Who Are We? introduction to our collective; Em, Kerry and Hess collaborated on Rules of Engagement, a guide to interacting with plural systems for newbies; Kerry wrote Parallel Dreams, an article about commonalities between […]
Redesign!
I’ve finally got round to retheming the site. It uses the Tarski theme as a base, but with a new header, background and font selection. (For one, I’ve completely gutted Times New Roman from the code, and replaced it with the gorgeous Hoefler Text—which appears if you’re on a Mac or iOS device—and Georgia, if […]
Bah, theming.
We’ve stuck the site in a default theme for now, because we can’t decide how to make it look. It’s functional, but not particularly gorgeous, right now. ~Darwin
Excuse our mess.
We’re working on a minor redesign of the site, so apologies if any pages look a bit wonky. Links will still work, though!
New article!
I’ve written a new article, ‘Taking the Evangelists to Task‘! ~Kerry
Welcome to the new Ex Uno Plures!
Welcome to the new Ex Uno Plures! New domain, new design, new site organisation. Excuse our mess for the next few weeks, would you? —Kerry