Here are some notes I made in the margins and end pages of my advanced copy of Caprice: Collected, Uncollected,...
A dozen long-stemmed red roses? Ho hum. How 50s heterosexual can you get? It’s not that I’m disenchanted with roses,...
"I’m still a tad perplexed about the difference between the banal and the profane, worried that my interpretations are not true enough or different enough from each other. They seem so artistically linked in some way, and I like that. "
“The Banal and the Profane” is a monthly Lambda Literary column in which we lift the veil on both the writerly life and the publishing industry. In each installment, we ask a different LGBT writer, or LGBT person of interest in the book industry, to guide us through a week in their lives.
This month’s “Banal and Profane” column comes to us from poet Maureen Seaton. Read More
In their collaborative, experimental poetry collection, Sinéad O’Connor and Her Coat of a Thousand Bluebirds (Firewheel Editions ), Neil de...
In Denver, at the annual conference of the Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) in April, I had the...
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Maureen Seaton begins her memoir, Sex Talks to Girls, with these words, “At the age of six I sat in...
