About Alexis
Portrait by Emily Sorlien | Brand Identity by Swail Studio
I’m Alexis P. Morgan, professionally known as Bunny Morgan-Brown, and I'm a Jewish Black & Indigenous femme multimedia artist, writer, and muse with over 15+ years of experience as a spiritual guide and fractional COO. After a decade of offering magic-for-hire and creative ritual support, I have shifted my focus to 1:1 intuitive mentoring and running Temple Iuno Imara, the world’s first direct primary care-style practice offering a suite of psychosomatic, complementary tools to its members.
As a long-time Internet denizen, but one who was too young and too amixed to capitalize on the heyday of blogging culture, Facebook was my original digital scrapbook. I built a large following of over 6,000+ people there, and that following got me to dip my toes in as an early adopter of Patreon and dabbling on Medium, riding the momentum of digital democratization and corporate enshittification as it rolled across the Internet tides. Now I’ve landed here on Substack, where once again I was an early observer and now mid/late-term adopter, having decided Ghost and Beehiiv just weren’t clicking in my brain. I wanted a place to document my quest to inherit the title of “the most exciting [femme] in the world” from Eartha Kitt, by way of a vivid + kindly phantasm of the late Orson Welles, and I think this is the best place to start.
I hope you stay around and voyeur productively for the rest of the ride.
XOXO,
Alexis
Support My Work - Become A Paid Subscriber!
For $5 USD/month or $180 USD/year, you can support my creative musings here on Substack.
I’ve chosen $5 USD because it makes reciprocating my creative efforts more accessible to a wider swath of people, and because I think that’s a reasonable amount to ask for in exchange for the privileges of commenting on my work and having access to a fun community group chat. I plan to use the latter as a way to share the type of updates I might behind the safety of ‘Friends Only’ on Meta’s dead strip mall platform.
Charging for access to my comments, etc., on my long-form work is a deliberate choice on my part as a historically marginalized person. I refuse to accept or indulge this idea that anyone can have access to the intimacy and relational care of my attention, for free, especially when so often now that comes with time-wasting bullshit and violent abuse meant to get me to stop creating or feel shame for my self-expression, without any reasonable argument behind it. This strategy allows me to stay in alignment with all of my personal and professional values: I honor myself & the sacred nature of my self-expression, I do not paywall my creativity, I set the expectation of reasonable reciprocation, and I use the benefit of the abundance and overflow it creates to apply towards materially manifesting the care-based world I want to live in.
Like my 1:1 services [you can learn more about them here], I want all of my vocational projects to operate with a core center of generosity. So, because businesses need to have abundance and overflow to sustain themselves, and I do not have employees or a need for a worker-owned co-op, my profit stakeholders are Accomplis Collective, Grand Street Healing Project, Selenite & Sage Homestead, and my family’s future foundation to support Black and Indigenous artists, honoring my late grandfather, artist, community organizer, and former Black Panther Party member, Isaka Shamsud-Din. I have a direct personal relationships with all of these organizations, they center Black and Indigenous leadership, and reflect the prefigurative work I want to support as we continue the ongoing work of more deeply rooting our world in collective liberation, human dignity, and reciprocal thriving. Money grants access to the expression of agency, self-sovereignty, and choice through power, which is a central pillar of my vocation in the world.
P.S. - Two very important things to note, however:
All paid subscribers - past and present - are also added to my off-Substack mailing list, because that’s just a smart thing for me to do. By becoming a paid subscriber, you consent to being on this list. You can unsubscribe using your Substack email address [here].
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Want To Learn More About Bunny?
Website coming soon! :)
