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- True Story
(via popular sizes)
- “Writers with HIV/AIDS” Reading Series
“Writers with HIV/AIDS” Reading Series
Curated by Sarah Schulman of the ACT UP Oral History Project – the readings will take place at White Columns. Admission is free and on a strictly first-come basis – we suggest early arrival to guarantee seats.
320 West 13th Street
(Enter on Horatio Street, between Hudson
and 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10014
212 924 [...]
- Michael Cunningham: By Nightfall
New book by author Michael Cunningham:
“Peter and Rebecca Harris: mid-forties denizens of Manhattan’s Soho, nearing the apogee of committed careers in the arts–he a dealer, she an editor. With a spacious loft, a college-age daughter in Boston, and lively friends, they are admirable, enviable contemporary urbanites with every reason, it seems, to be happy.
Then Rebecca’s [...]
- Buy Mary
Did you know that you can buy the latest issue of Mary at the following establishments?
St. Marks Bookstore
31 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10003-5536
(212) 260.7853
http://www.stmarksbookshop.com/periodicals
McNally Jackson Bookstore
52 Prince St.
(b/t Lafayette & Mulberry)
New York, NY 10012
212.274.1160
http://mcnallyjackson.com/
Calamus Bookstore
92 South Street
Boston, MA 02111-2801
(617) 338.1931
http://www.calamusbooks.com/
OutWrite
991 Piedmont Avenue Northeast
Atlanta, GA 30309-4108
(404) 607.0082
http://www.outwritebooks.com/
Antebellum Gallery
1643 N Las Palmas Ave
Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 856.0667
http://www.rickcastro.com/mainpage.html
Support the [...]
- Oscar Wilde: All Art is Useless
“Included in the preface to Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is the now famous and often misconstrued line, ‘All art is quite useless’. In fact, following the novel’s original publication in 1890, Oxford undergraduate Bernulf Clegg was so intrigued by the claim that he wrote to Wilde and asked him to elaborate.”
The following [...]
- The List
The web-masters at brotherworks-the gay african diaspora have compiled a pretty comprehensive list of writings by gay men of African descent.
It is a fascinating compendium filled with rarities , and often over looked books, by some outstanding black writers.
The link to the website is here:
brotherworks-thegayafricandiaspora.blogspot.com
- Outlines: A Gay Pride Reading Extravaganza
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Housing Works Bookstore
126 Crosby Street
New York, NY
“An adult reading for the wayward homophile.”
William Johnson, editor and publisher of the journal Mary Literary, hosts a Gay Pride reading extravaganza! Jameson Currier reads from his most recent novel, The Wolf at the Door, set in a haunted gay-owned guesthouse in New Orleans. [...]
- Here’s What Happens at the Movies
or several weeks now Thomas Kadushin has been trying to photograph queer things. The first queer thing was an old lady in a wheelchair outside of his apartment, hooked up to oxygen, who was being lowered out of an ambulette to street level, perhaps after some extended stay in a convalescence home. Her grown children [...]
- Michael Denneny: The Mary Interview
Photo by Khary Simon
Interview by William Johnson
Funny, hyper-intelligent and forthright, Michael Denneny has probably done more for gay publishing then just about anyone.Denneny left academia after getting his PhD in political theory at the University of Chicago (he studied with Hannah Arendt), moved to New York City and quickly dove into the world of book [...]
- Mary Spring Launch Party!
(Photos: Curtis Bryant @ www.Moose-Hunters.com)
On Sunday, May 23, 2010 we held the “Mary Spring Issue Launch Party” at the Duplex in the West Village, NYC.
It was a blast! The bar was ‘nutt to butt’ with well-read hotties.
If you missed the party, but still want to purchase the newest issue please click here!
