Miriam Iscah Gelb
My name is Miriam Iscah Gelb. I have also published under the names Iscah Voynich, M. Campbell, V.A. Isobel, and Vivian Isobel. I write horror, fantasy, poetry, games, and other things. I am transgender, Jewish, and mentally ill, and some of my recurrent themes include girls oppressed and punished by the forces around them, the messy gory reality of having a body, the redemptive pain of love, and the inability to connect with consensus reality.
Let me tell you abou the year I got very sick.
A little game about disability.
Collagist visual poetry about the pieces that make me up.
Tips and hugs from one moth to another.
Solo game about hugging your friends and also having really long arms
Play in browser
Numbers and words placed in sequence.
Distorted art objects.
Work by Friends and Compatriots I Love
I dare you to play this game!
A game of tangible joy.
A solo game about imagining an ideal body
a series of poems and little doodles about being trans and feeling joy.
a deck of invented occupations
FEEL THE CITY WRITHE UNDER YOUR PAWS
and other assorted word games and stories
playable poem-games about Greek heroines