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# Just Who Is Juliana?
- URL: https://www.supersensual.world/about-juliana/
- Published: 2026-10-07T22:03:59.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-09T02:21:27.000Z
- Author: Juliana Gleeson
- Tags: Introductions, Bio, About

*She's known for keeping her focus both on the gutter, and the stars.*

A writer once from west London, now based in east Berlin. For all bookings and commissions, she can be [reached here.](mailto:juliana@supersensual.world)

[](https://www.supersensual.world/the-roadmap/)

[Supersensual](https://www.supersensual.world/what-is-the-supersensual/) is her newsletter. She previously worked as a copyeditor and stand-up comic for queer revues (hired worldwide in both roles). These days she writes a lot for pay—yet still both devotionally, and compulsively.

Her [published books](https://www.supersensual.world/books-by-juliana-gleeson/) are: *Listening Like A Girl* (November 2026), *Hermaphrodite Logic* (June 2025) and the anthology *Transgender Marxism* (May 2025). She has several more in the works (which you can [check out here.)](https://www.supersensual.world/the-roadmap/)

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/09/27/09279955-4684-4d01-8714-21f55ef3f968/content/images/2026/10/P1060337.jpg)

More precisely:

Promiscuous between philosophy and history, Juliana's writing also works through a broad array of themes: social revolution, the feminine, inferential pragmatics, communist philosophy, intersex history, leather culture, endocrine politics, communal rationalism, Pittsburgher Hegelians, virtue ethics, ethical breakdowns, lesbian break-ups, and more besides. 

Through all this thematic ranging, Juliana's writing is defined by some consistent stylistic choices: into em dashes before they were uncool, with a pronounced commitment to two word titles. As well as a love of assonance, alongside alternating dryness and grandiosity.

Besides books, her writing has appeared in a startling array of publications: from scholarly reviews, to poetry zines, to a (notorious) interview with Judith Butler in a US-British tabloid. 

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/09/27/09279955-4684-4d01-8714-21f55ef3f968/content/images/2026/10/1000028571.jpg)

Increasingly this diverse medley has distilled into two key concerns: the *expressive* nature of sex, and how all our senses co-mingle with the supersensual. Juliana has variously described her method as *sensory philosophy,* or *sex expressivism*, or *sensual formalism,* or the *history of gossip.*

(This blog would otherwise have been called **Expressing Sex**, has the algorithms not frowned upon the s-word!)

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/09/27/09279955-4684-4d01-8714-21f55ef3f968/content/images/2026/10/DSC_0132.jpg)

Besides writing. Juliana is fond of cast-iron kettlebells, tasteful lighting, Soviet cinema, early industrial, and cemetery strolls.

*This was a free post for* [*Supersensual*](https://www.supersensual.world/what-is-the-supersensual/)*—Juliana Gleeson's regularly updated newsletter and working archive! To best keep up with Juliana,* [*please subscribe to Supersensual*](https://www.supersensual.world/#/portal/)*. (Or gift a* [*beloved friend!*](https://www.supersensual.world/#/portal/gift)*)*