George Violet Parker (A. G. Parker, they/them) is a nonbinary, pansexual and disabled writer, performer, editor, disability consultant, and workshop facilitator. In 2022, they were crowned Disabled and Queer Artist of the Year, and co-founded Queer Stage Revolution, a co-operative organisation promoting queer and disabled artists. They host A. G. Parker's Cabinet of Curiosities podcast, are an editor for Angeprangert! Spoken Word, and co-host of Rebel Riot Poetry. Their performance history includes Edinburgh Fringe, Manchester Pride, Pride in London, London Fashion Week, Sapphic Manchester, Bar Wotever, and IDAHOBIT. They were a featured artist at 16 Days of Activism to End Violence Against Women and Girls, and H&T Hackney's June 2021 slam winner, placing 3rd at regionals. They curated and hosted Cabaret of Curiosities at Drunken Chorus' A Bit of a Do 2022. They are producer and host of Cabaret of Curiosities. Their work appears in Mslexia, The F-Word, Financial Times Weekend, Human/Kind Press, Arachne Press, Women in Jazz Media, Aeva Magazine, Elevator Stories, Poethead, The Daily Drunk, The Feminist Library, Prismatica, Mooky Chick, SpoonKnife, Sufi Journal, Sage Cigarettes, Tales from the Moonlit Path, Earth Pathways, and more. They've secured Arts Council-funded mentoring with The Literary Consultancy in order to complete their second novel.