
Connie Conover Ms. Charlotte Pride 2021 Miss Catawba Valley Pride 2011
Female Impersonator, Drag Queen, Comedian, Published Author, and Human Rights Activist - oh, and she bakes a mean cake!

Female Impersonator, Drag Queen, Comedian, Published Author, and Human Rights Activist - oh, and she bakes a mean cake!
Opulence in motion.
Glamour with a gospel.
Fire wrapped in glitter.
That’s Connie Conover—drag royalty, creative powerhouse, and the unstoppable force behind some of the most radiant art rising from the Carolinas.
Connie is not just a performer; she is a creator in full bloom.
An author whose words shimmer with liberation with her first book called "Glitter Psalms" (available on Amazon).
A songwriter whose music—Honey, Watch Me Shine and Glitter Proof—has graced Spotify, Apple Music, and the hearts of anyone who’s ever risen from the ashes a little more fabulous than before.
She is what happens when artistry, courage, and divine confidence collide.
A producer of her own magic, Connie builds worlds:
worlds where queer bodies are holy,
where drag is a ministry, and where every beat, lyric, and rhinestone becomes a declaration that joy is a sacred act.
With a face sculpted for the spotlight and a presence that can hush a room or electrify it, she doesn’t just step onto a stage—she arrives.
She bends gender with intention, commands beauty with intelligence, and weaves storytelling, fashion, and performance into something larger than spectacle:
Connie is an experience.
Regal yet rebellious, polished yet unpredictable, she brings the sophistication of a grand empress and the audacity of a queen who knows she was born to shine. Each look is crafted, each moment curated, each performance a testament to the truth:
Connie Conover doesn’t follow the standard—she sets it.
She is a legacy in progress.
A creative mind with ink on her fingers and melody in her bones.
A drag titan built not just on beauty, but on brilliance, craftsmanship, and heart.
Connie Conover: creator, author, songwriter, glamazonian visionary—
and the crown was never the goal.
The impact was.
Glitter Prayers on Amazon
Glitter Prayers is a sacred conversation for people who were once convinced God had stopped listening— a collection of prayers born somewhere between the sanctuary and the street, between heartbreak and healing, between everything we were told holiness should look like and the beautiful truth of who we actually are.
These prayers do not require polished words. They breathe. They ache. They laugh. They question. They reach toward heaven with trembling hands, chipped nail polish, mascara-stained cheeks, stubborn hope, and the audacity to believe that God still comes close.
It is for the person who has ever wondered whether God could love all of them— and desperately needed the answer to be yes.
It is for the queer kid who learned how to pray before they ever learned that some people would use prayer against them.
It is for the survivor rebuilding an altar from pieces someone else tried to shatter.
It is for the drag queen whispering a prayer backstage before the curtain rises, knowing sacred things happen beneath rhinestones too.
It is for the pastor, the doubter, the believer, the exhausted, the hopeful, the grieving, the joyful, and everyone still trying to find language for the things their soul already knows.
Glitter Prayers refuses the idea that prayer belongs only to perfect people in perfect places. These pages find God in dressing rooms and hospital rooms, sanctuaries and bedrooms, Pride festivals and quiet kitchens, celebrations and funerals, certainty and doubt.
Because sometimes prayer is eloquent.
Sometimes prayer is messy.
Sometimes prayer is simply, “God, I’m still here.”
And sometimes that is holy enough.
This is not merely a collection of prayers. It is an invitation. A refuge. A conversation. A reminder that no matter how far you have wandered—or how far religion pushed you away— the Divine has never been afraid of your glitter.
And these prayers belong— fully, tenderly, unapologetically— to you.

Glitter Psalms is a holy, radiant protest—
a luminous rebellion wrapped in prayer and poetry.
It is scripture for the scarred,
hymns for the healing,
and a survival guide for the sacred queerness that refuses—
absolutely refuses—
to shrink for anyone’s comfort.
This book does not whisper.
It sings.
It roars.
It glows in the dark.
It glimmers with the kind of truth only survivors, saints, drag queens, prophets, and beautifully broken people know how to carry.
It is for the ones who have been called
“too much,”
“too loud,”
“too vivid,”
“too different,”
and somehow survived anyway.
It is for the queer teen flipping through devotionals that never said their name—
and finding, finally, a psalm that does.
It is for the elder who survived plague and pulpit and still has breath enough to bless the next generation.
It is for the drag mother who lays hands in rhinestones and knows that holiness can come with a wig cap.
It is for the pastor in heels—
the one who preaches freedom not because it’s fashionable,
but because it’s necessary.
Glitter Psalms builds altars out of authenticity,
anoints the misfits with oil and glitter,
and dares to declare—boldly, unapologetically, gloriously—
that the Divine
dances in sequins,
speaks through scars,
and calls the outcast “beloved.”
This is not just a book.
It is a movement.
A mirror.
A declaration.
A glitter-covered gospel of becoming.
And it belongs—
deeply, fiercely, defiantly—
in your hands.







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