Douglas A. Martin opens Once You Go Back (Seven Stories Press, 2009) with an unusual instruction. “Pretend you are my...
Sacchi Green is the erotica-writing pseudonym for Connie Wilkins, and she’s got a list of publishing credits that’s about a...
For three decades, professor, activist, and author Michelle Cliff has explored the complexities of modern life in her prose and...
Charlie Vázquez, a radical writer of Cuban and Puerto Rican descent, is the author of Buzz and Israel (Fireking Press...
Sally Bellerose’s moving, funny novel, The Girls Club, just won the Bywater Prize for Fiction, announced at the Saints and...
Each week, the Spotlight features an ally who writes, reviews, publishes, or is in some other way involved with LGBTQI...
Raymond Luczak (pronounced with a silent “c”), a native of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, is the author and editor of eleven books,...
I met Gabrielle Calvocoressi at a dinner for John Ashbery last fall. Her much talked about second book, Apocalyptic Swing,...
Diane Anderson-Minshall and Jacob Anderson-Minshall are award-winning writers, social change activists and media personalities, currently living Portland, Oregon. Co-conspirators in...
Author Sassafras Lowrey talks with poet, memoirist and activist Staceyann Chin about her memoir, her childhood, how she thinks about...
