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The release of the new fiction anthology COOL THING: BEST NEW GAY FICTION is exciting on so many levels, a very early edition of a novel I am working on makes a debut public appearance in the book and I like all the work that other authors opted to display, so I’m allowing myself to freak out in my room and listen to Dinosaur L “Go Bang!” and be self indulgent, celebrate: Continue reading
A momentous book launch begins tomorrow 10/8/08 for So Many Ways to Sleep Badly by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore at 7:30 pm at City Lights. Then on Friday she leaves to go on tour for two months — following is the info, please tell your friends, enemies, friendly enemies, the people pretending to be your friends, and even married gay people… If you aren’t familiar with her just keep reading!
Magdalena Zurawski’s new debut novel, “The Bruise” recently came out thanks to The University of Alabama Press. Zurawski examines the precincts of truth/honesty, writer/speaker, reality/dream, traditional/experimental narrative, and more. Her prose consists of tightly woven rambling sentences that detail the minute nuances and fantasies that make up the narrator M-’s reality, the details progress the narrative forward, constantly blurring reality and fantasy.
