All posts tagged "authors"
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Book Excerpt: Randy Rainbow for President!
The queer satirist makes a compelling case for why he should be the next President of the United States of America.
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OutWrite 2023 Celebrates Modern LGBTQ Literature
Our annual celebration of The DC Center's OutWrite Literary Festival, featuring works from its LGBTQ writers and poets.
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Another Dimension of YA Author Mike Albo
New York writer/performer Mike Albo's new YA novel hinges on his hometown Springfield, Va., haunts
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D.C. Council issues ceremonial resolution honoring Rayceen Pendarvis
The D.C. Council has issued a ceremonial resolution honoring Rayceen Pendarvis, a longtime D.C. community advocate, LGBTQ activist, event moderator, and the host of The...
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The Magazine: OutWrite 2020
Our annual LGBTQ summer literary issue celebrating the OutWrite Festival in Washington, D.C. with prose and poetry from 14 authors.
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Maulik Pancholy’s ‘The Best at It’ offers an LGBTQ-affirming antidote to hate
Pancholy shows his writing chops with his magnificent debut novel, aimed at middle-grade readers
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Unerasable: Garrard Conley and Joel Edgerton on “Boy Erased”
With "Boy Erased," author Garrard Conley and director Joel Edgerton shine a spotlight on the horror of conversion therapy
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Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore: Queer politics “[has] to go back to talking about basic needs”
Sketchtasy author Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore shares her views on what radical queer politics look like
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The West Winger: Gautam Raghavan on Trump, the midterms, and how Democrats can reclaim America
In his new book, former White House staffer Gautam Raghavan showcases the people behind President Obama's eight years in office
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OutWrite 2018: Every Panel, Reading and Workshop at DC’s LGBTQ Literary Festival
All OutWrite events, except Friday night's kickoff party, are free of charge and open to the public
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Bonnie Morris: “We have a generation of kids raised on pro-America, anti-feminist rhetoric”
Professor Bonnie J. Morris returns to D.C. with a timely new book on the history of feminism
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Political Incorrectness: Camille Paglia comes to town [update: Event Cancelled Due to Storm]
25 years after the publication of Sexual Personae, Camille Paglia shows no signs of being any less controversial
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Historic Journey: L.M. Elliott’s “Da Vinci’s Tiger”
L.M. Elliott's new novel tells of a 15th century Italian girl who takes up residence in the National Gallery of Art
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Conservative author: “We’re not quitting” on gay marriage fight
Claims conservatives need to outlast the "gay revolution" to win the marriage fight
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Reform School: Piper Kerman
''Orange is the New Black'' author Piper Kerman is on a mission to help improve conditions in prisons
