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A poet of violence and horror goes peacefully into the sunset
Fight the power: Ron Goldberg's 'Boy With the Bullhorn'
In this new memoir, activist Ron Goldberg candidly and dramatically shares his experiences on the front lines of the ACT UP AIDS protest movements in New York City three and a half decades ago.
Love and losses in K.M. Soehnlein’s ’Army of Lovers’
For his latest novel, celebrated Lambda Literary Award-winning novelist K.M. Soehnlein channeled his personal history as a New York City AIDS activist in the 1980s to lend the story authenticity and heartfelt emotion. Embedded within this rich portrayal of a pivotal time in queer history, "Army of Lovers" is an incredibly moving and resonant story of love, anger, betrayal, sex, and the fight for equality.
Leather bound: Adam Mars-Jones' 'Box Hill: A Story of Low Self-Esteem'
Leather bound: Adam Mars-Jones' 'Box Hill: A Story of Low Self-Esteem' by Jim Piechota Tuesday Nov 10, 2020 Adam Mars-Jones Now in his mid-sixties, South London novelist and literary critic Adam Mars-Jones has enjoyed a prolific and critically acclaimed writing career that began in the early 1980s with an award-winning short story collection and a collaboration with Edmund White.
Leather bound: Adam Mars-Jones' 'Box Hill: A Story of Low Self-Esteem'
Now in his mid-sixties, South London novelist and literary critic Adam Mars-Jones has enjoyed a prolific and critically acclaimed writing career that began in the early 1980s with an award-winning short story collection and a collaboration with Edmund White.
In debut novel 'Edie on the Green Screen,' Beth Lisick mirrors her disillusionment with a changing city
Beth Lisick, author of “Edie on the Green Screen” Photo: Amy Sullivan The coronavirus has thrown the book world for a loop, but Beth Lisick is feeling the effects in a particularly enhanced way. For years, Lisick was a fixture of San Francisco’s art scene, appearing seemingly everywhere in the live event space. Now her recently released debut novel, “Edie on the Green Screen” will be consumed, talked about and celebrated in isolation.
EDIE ON THE GREEN SCREEN
Piper Manning is determined to sell her family’s property so she can leave her hometown behind, but when her siblings come back with life-changing secrets and her sexy neighbor begins to feel like “The One,” she might have to redo her to-do list. As children, Piper and her younger siblings, Gavin and Winnie, were sent to live with their grandparents in Wildstone, California, from the Congo after one of Gavin’s friends was killed. Their parents were supposed to meet them later but never made it.
Edie on the Green Screen
Main navigation Edie on the Green Screen (Paperback) By Beth Lisick 7.13 Books, 9781733367202, 244pp. Publication Date: March 26, 2020 List Price: 19.99* * Individual store prices may vary. Description Fiction. California Interest. In late '90s San Francisco, Edie Wunderlich was the It girl, on the covers of the city's alt-weeklies, repping the freak party scene on the eve of the first dot-com boom. Fast-forward twenty years, and Edie hasn't changed, but San Francisco has.
Review Roundup: Grappling with change
“Edie on the Green Screen” by Beth Lisick Photo: 7.13 Books “Edie on the Green Screen” By Beth Lisick 7.13 Books (244 pages; $19.99) Edie is in limbo.
EDIE ON THE GREEN SCREEN
Home > Search > PAPERBACK Beth Lisick Pub Date:3/26/2020 Publisher: 7.13 Books Product Number:9781733367202 ISBN1733367209 SKU #: N06F Binding:PAPERBACK Pages:244 Weight0 lbs.11 oz. Quantity Available: 207 Price: $ 19.99 Description Links & Reviews Author Bio Description Fiction. California Interest. In late '90s San Francisco, Edie Wunderlich was the It girl, on the covers of the city's alt-weeklies, repping the freak party scene on the eve of the first dot-com boom.
FETISHES (2) - HILOBROW
By: Beth Lisick April 5, 2019 The seventh PROJECT:OBJECT volume is a 25-part series of true stories about fetishes. That is to say: objects with which we are obsessed, to which we are devoted, and from the influence of which we cannot escape. * I was on my way to a mean scrub-down at a Korean spa in San Francisco when I first laid eyes on it.
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