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Write Queer! is an ongoing open-ended weekly writing workshop for those who identify as both Queer and Writer. Come read a variety of work by queer artists, generate new…
Reception celebrating the publication of "The 1970s," a special issue of Women's Studies Quarterly, by The Feminist Press. And a toast to the launch of equalityarchive.com--a digital…
Published 14 years apart Mike Albo’s Hornito (2001) and Brontez Purnell’s Johnny Would You Love Me If My Dick Were Bigger (2015) are a literature pairing made…
Ryan Berg, author of No House to Call My Home: Love, Family, & Other Transgressions, will talk about his work in New York City as a caseworker…
Topside Press Autumnal Invitational Features: Sara Woods (Sara, or the Existence of Fire) Charles Theonia (Which One Is The Bridge) Lisa Foad (The Night Is A Mouth)…
If you are new to the city, recently out, just looking for friends, or whatever experiences brought you to us - we offer a safe space where…
Learn how a book can succeed in today’s volatile marketplace. A publisher, agent, bookseller, publicist, and cultural critic discuss such questions as: What are editors and publishers looking…
TELL is an evening of story telling from the mouths and minds of queers in NYC hosted by Drae Campbell at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division since February 2014.…
Join us for the 8th installment of Newfangled, poetry readings by emerging poets hosted by Robert Siek. Newfangled 8 will feature Peter LaBerge, Andriniki Mattis, and Angel Nafis. …
A reading and discussion of True Religion, J.L. Weinberg's debut novel about the supernatural and spirituality in the New Age, with a distinctly gay twist. An unexpected…