Tags: A Little Life, ACTUP, AIDS, Amble Press, Anita Bryant, Ann Patchett, Anthem: Homunculus, Autobiography of a Face, Bettyville, Between the World and Me, brothers, Cecil Williams, Celeste Chan, chris offutt, debut novel, Doubting Thomas, fleetwood mac, garth greenwell, gay, George Hodgman, Giovianni's Room, Glide Church, hanya yanagihara, homophobia, homosexuality, internalized homophobia, James Baldwin, Janice Mirikitani, John Cameron Mitchell, June Jordan, justin torres, Landslide, Lawnboy, LGBTQ, Lucy Grealy, lydia peelle, mary gaitskill, Matthew Clark Davison, Michael Cunningham, Michael Nava, My Father the Pornographer, Paul Lisicky, pedophile, pedophilia, Portland, queer, queer bodies, Queer Nation, queerness, Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing, San Francisco, San Francisco State University, Satanic Scare, SFSU, siblings, Sula, Ta-Nehisi Coates, teachers, teaching, The Lab, Toni Morrison, Truth & Beauty, we the animals, What Belongs to Youīarbara Berman reviews seven poetry collections to celebrate National Poetry Month.more We rely on you, the readers to fund our journalism.Matthew Clark Davison discusses his debut novel, DOUBTING THOMAS.more While the Huffington Post comparison was likely hyperbole, it was clear Elliot was pleased.
And Margaret Cho told me that it was one of the best shows she’s ever done.” “We’re actually doing better than the Huffington Post.
“It was like a huge success,” he said over the phone. But he later said he thought the party was successful. “I bounced a check today so this is good for that,” he joked. “It’s really strange looking across the room and saying ‘That woman looks familiar,’ because it’s Margaret Cho,” said Heather Golder, who loves the site and showed up to see Jerry Stahl and Stephen Elliot.Įlliot hopes to raise money for with proceeds from the party and a few T-shirt sales. Her first priority was Cho, but she said she would check the site out later. “I saw the flyer, and I saw Margaret Cho on it and that was really what drew me,” said Andy Major, who traveled from the East Bay for the party. “This is really lovely and I really believe in what he’s doing,” she said about Elliot. Headliner Margaret Cho was last to perform. “You know you’re a San Francisco writer when this is the first time I’ve followed burlesque … just like Faulkner,” joked writer Daniel Handler, who read from one of his stories after a la Mode. Burlesque singer Mariel a la Mode took the stage next and by the end of her song she’d stripped down to sexy bottoms and pasties. The room was at its 200-person capacity, with many trying to get as close to the stage as possible-for a reason.
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With platinum blond hair and eyes like a doe-resembling Aubrey O’Day of pop group Danity Kane more than a porn star-she read a story full of eroticism and heart. Writer and porn star Lorelei Lee, who thought the crowd might recognize her more from her film F*** Slaves 3, opened the readings.
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