A conversation about the importance of poetry, storytelling and the spoken word with writers Emanuel Xavier and Regie Cabico. Xavier has been named aLGBTQ Icon by The Equality Forum and has been presented a New York City Council Citation Award. He has received an International Latino Book Award, Lambda Literary Award nominations and American Library Association…
Join Kathy Anderson, Allen Ellenzweig, JP Howard, Thomas March, Kate Rounds, and Emanuel Xavier for the OUTspoken Reading Series, celebrating Pride throughout June. This free series is sponsored by the East Midtown Partnership and The Publishing Triangle.
Kwon + Lee: A Night of Poetry from New York to New Orleans featuring Christine Kwon and Daniel W.K. Lee
See Daniel W. K. Lee at the OutSpoken Reading Series Saturday, June 17, 2023, 2pm EDT Bloom’s Tavern 208 East 58th St., btw 2nd & 3rd Aves New York, NY
Daniel W.K. Lee will read at the Literary Speakeasy in San Francisco
Emanuel Xavier will be featured in an upcoming episode fo Choppin' It Up with El David airing Saturday July 22, 8:00PM EST / 7:00PM CST. Zoom ID: 817 0021 4372 Zoom PW: chopitup
Daniel WK Lee (The Anatomy of Want) and Octavio R. González (limerance) are joined by Yume Kim for a reading at Fabulosa Books.
Where We Belong: New Gay Fiction Rebel authors Brian Alessandro and Tom Cardamone join Gerard Cabrera and Jonathan Harper to read from new their new fiction. Q&A will follow. Book by all four authors will be available. In person event.
Book Launch for Music Heard in Hi-Fi & Other Stories
Rebel poets Scott Hightower, Imperative to Spare, and Daniel W.K. Lee, Anatomy of Want, join ten other outstanding poets at the Jefferson Market Library in New York.
Book event for The Higher Genius: Magical Tales of New York City at the Village Works Bookshop.
Join NYPL & Latinx in Publishing for a live Banned Books Week x Latinx Heritage Month event about Latinx representation in publishing and and challenges around censorship and self-expression. Plus, pick up free books from the authors! Seven percent of all authors in the US are Latinx, and about 40% of these authors face some…
