Tag Archives: Men Undressed
How I Learned to Read
I had a tremendous time reading for the Men Undressed anthology at San Francisco’s Lit Crawl this past weekend. But before the reading I had to learn to read.[1] This was not my first reading; however I’m not, historically speaking, … Continue reading
Book giveaway: Men Undressed!
I’m giving away a copy of the Men Undressed anthology, out from Other Voices/DZANC Books! I’m particularly psyched about this giveaway, because my piece “Erasure,” is included in the anthology. And I’m unusually delighted about this particular piece having been … Continue reading
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Men Undressed and The Nervous Breakdown
My piece “Erasure” is published in the anthology Men Undressed, which is a collection of sex scenes featuring male protagonists written by women. “Erasure” is an excerpt from my novel-in-progress. It’s always exciting/a pleasure/amazing/a joy/uplifting to see my stories published–but … Continue reading
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Quick blog post, June 15, 2011
I am sitting down to write for the first time in weeks. Life has been hectic, albeit in celebration, these days. Lots of parties, outings, (non-writing) work, meetings, travel. I wonder at times if the world is cold-blooded; now that … Continue reading
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October unleashed
October is here. I am back at my desk, writing. Like a snail. But writing. I am happy and hopeful. Lovely things in October thus far: I had the honor of reading Hedgebrook residency applications this past weekend. In the … Continue reading
