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Stories You Feel in Your Body

Waymon Hudson.

Queer. Deaf. Unfiltered.
I write, compose, and create worlds that don’t just speak... they stay with you.

Notes from a Sissy memoir cover by Waymon Hudson, queer coming-of-age story about growing up gay in the Deep South

📘 Notes from a Sissy

A darkly funny, unflinching memoir about growing up queer in the Deep South... where survival meant learning how to turn pain into voice.


👉 Read the stories that shaped a rebel.

🎭 Speakeasy
A New Musical

A bold, jazz-fueled reimagining of Romeo & Juliet set in a 1920s queer speakeasy. Forbidden love. Resistance. Big Broadway feels.


👉 See the musical lighting up the underground.

Speakeasy musical logo, queer Broadway-style jazz musical set in 1920s speakeasy, Romeo and Juliet reimagining
Through My Skin album cover by Waymon Hudson, sensual queer pop album focused on touch, emotion, and deaf sensory experience

🎵 Through My Skin

A sensual, emotionally raw debut album built on feeling over sound... where every track is meant to be experienced in the body, not just heard.

👉 Listen to the music and feel it through your skin

I write the way I live — bold, unfiltered, and impossible to ignore.

Silent Horrors psychological horror series artwork, dark surreal image representing reality distortion and cosmic horror storytelling

🩸 Silent Horrors

A psychological horror series where reality slips... quietly.

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Stories that don’t scream. They linger.

 

And something beneath them is waking.​

Messy Reinvention Substack by Waymon Hudson, queer personal essays about identity, creativity, and reinvention

✍️ Messy Reinvention

Raw essays. Sharp truths.

Beautiful chaos.

 

Where identity, creativity, and survival collide... in real time, without the filter.

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Waymon Hudson black and white portrait, queer deaf storyteller and creative artist, editorial branding image

Meet Waymon

I turn lived experience into story...

and story into something you can feel.

 

From a fragmented childhood in the Deep South

to Broadway stages, music, and psychological horror,

my work lives at the intersection of identity, sensation, and truth.

 

I don’t just tell stories.

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I build worlds people recognize themselves inside.

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