Milo Todd speaks on a range of queer and trans topics, including identity, history, and representation in literature and publishing. He has a passion for promoting other trans, nonbinary, and queer authors in all stages of their careers.
- Writing Messy Queer Characters
OutWrite DC (Remote)
August 2022 - Writing Outside of Your Lane
The Boston Book Festival (Remote)
October 2021 - Lit Up Gala Celebrates Roxane Gay
GrubStreet (Remote)
September 2021 - Writing Transgender Characters
The Muse & the Marketplace (Remote)
April 2021 - Tips for Success as a Trans Fiction Writer
Trans Club of New England (Remote)
October 2020 - SpeakOUT: STAR Program Peer Counselor Training
Brandeis University (Remote)
September 2020 - LGBTQIA+ History and Language: What Editorial Professionals Need to Know
Editorial Freelancers Association (Remote)
September 2020 - Writing Transgender Characters *COVID-19 Cancellation*
The Muse & the Marketplace (Boston, MA)
April 2020 - Writing Beyond Binaries: A Trans and Nonbinary Panel
The Boston Book Festival (Boston, MA)
October 2019 - The Lambda Literary Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBTQ Voices
Otis College of Art and Design (Los Angeles, CA)
August 2019 - Queery-ing: How to Snag an Agent as a Queer Author
The Muse & the Marketplace (Boston, MA)
April 2019 - Queering the Canon
The Boston Book Festival (Boston, MA)
October 2018 - SpeakOUT: How to Better Serve Transgender Callers in Crisis
Samaritans (Boston, MA)
May 2018 - When the Universal is Just Mainstream: Writing Rules That Fail Queer Authors
The Muse & the Marketplace (Boston, MA)
April 2018 - When the Universal is Just Mainstream: Writing Rules That Fail Queer Authors
Berklee College (Boston, MA)
March 2018 - SpeakOUT: Queer Sex and Intimacy Discussion for Counselors
The Watertown Center (Watertown, MA)
January 2018 - Queering Literature: A Pride Panel
Trident Booksellers & Café (Boston, MA)
June 2017 - SpeakOUT: How to Better Serve Transgender Callers in Crisis
Samaritans (Boston, MA)
September 2017