Sun September 25, 2022
Generational Treasures: An Afternoon of Queer and Trans Storytelling
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Four writers who span generations, Charlie Jane Anders, James Cagney, Lydia Elias and Lio Min, read and discuss their work, their era, and the power of queer and trans literature. Presented by Foglifter Press.
Charlie Jane Anders is an author, columnist, and speaker living in San Francisco. She has written multiple science fiction books, including the "Unstoppable" series, and has published a book of essays, "Never Say You Can't Survive," about how creativity bolsters resilience. She also hosts a recurring literary event, Writers with Drinks, in which local writers share their work with an appreciative and tipsy audience.
James Cagney is the author of "Black Steel Magnolias In The Hour Of Chaos Theory," winner of the PEN Oakland 2018 Josephine Miles Award. His newest book, "Martian: The Saint of Loneliness," is the winner of the 2021 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. It is due from Nomadic Press in 2022.
Lydia Elias is a queer, Ethiopian-American woman based in Oakland, CA. Her work includes poetry and personal essays. She has performed spoken word around Northern California. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Brown University. She enjoys spending time in nature and investing in community engagement in the Bay Area.
Lio Min has listened to, played and performed, and written about music for most of their life. Their debut novel "Beating Heart Baby" is about boys, bands, and Los Angeles. They've profiled and interviewed acts including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, MUNA, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Raveena, Tei Shi, Speedy Ortiz, and Mitski.
This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.
For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4557 or contact [email protected]. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
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Presented by San Francisco Public Library
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Charlie Jane Anders is an author, columnist, and speaker living in San Francisco. She has written multiple science fiction books, including the "Unstoppable" series, and has published a book of essays, "Never Say You Can't Survive," about how creativity bolsters resilience. She also hosts a recurring literary event, Writers with Drinks, in which local writers share their work with an appreciative and tipsy audience.
James Cagney is the author of "Black Steel Magnolias In The Hour Of Chaos Theory," winner of the PEN Oakland 2018 Josephine Miles Award. His newest book, "Martian: The Saint of Loneliness," is the winner of the 2021 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. It is due from Nomadic Press in 2022.
Lydia Elias is a queer, Ethiopian-American woman based in Oakland, CA. Her work includes poetry and personal essays. She has performed spoken word around Northern California. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Brown University. She enjoys spending time in nature and investing in community engagement in the Bay Area.
Lio Min has listened to, played and performed, and written about music for most of their life. Their debut novel "Beating Heart Baby" is about boys, bands, and Los Angeles. They've profiled and interviewed acts including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, MUNA, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Raveena, Tei Shi, Speedy Ortiz, and Mitski.
This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.
For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4557 or contact [email protected]. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
Free
Presented by San Francisco Public Library
Four writers who span generations, Charlie Jane Anders, James Cagney, Lydia Elias and Lio Min, read and discuss their work, their era, and the power of queer and trans literature. Presented by Foglifter Press.
Charlie Jane Anders is an author, columnist, and speaker living in San Francisco. She has written multiple science fiction books, including the "Unstoppable" series, and has published a book of essays, "Never Say You Can't Survive," about how creativity bolsters resilience. She also hosts a recurring literary event, Writers with Drinks, in which local writers share their work with an appreciative and tipsy audience.
James Cagney is the author of "Black Steel Magnolias In The Hour Of Chaos Theory," winner of the PEN Oakland 2018 Josephine Miles Award. His newest book, "Martian: The Saint of Loneliness," is the winner of the 2021 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. It is due from Nomadic Press in 2022.
Lydia Elias is a queer, Ethiopian-American woman based in Oakland, CA. Her work includes poetry and personal essays. She has performed spoken word around Northern California. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Brown University. She enjoys spending time in nature and investing in community engagement in the Bay Area.
Lio Min has listened to, played and performed, and written about music for most of their life. Their debut novel "Beating Heart Baby" is about boys, bands, and Los Angeles. They've profiled and interviewed acts including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, MUNA, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Raveena, Tei Shi, Speedy Ortiz, and Mitski.
This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.
For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4557 or contact [email protected]. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
Free
Presented by San Francisco Public Library
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Charlie Jane Anders is an author, columnist, and speaker living in San Francisco. She has written multiple science fiction books, including the "Unstoppable" series, and has published a book of essays, "Never Say You Can't Survive," about how creativity bolsters resilience. She also hosts a recurring literary event, Writers with Drinks, in which local writers share their work with an appreciative and tipsy audience.
James Cagney is the author of "Black Steel Magnolias In The Hour Of Chaos Theory," winner of the PEN Oakland 2018 Josephine Miles Award. His newest book, "Martian: The Saint of Loneliness," is the winner of the 2021 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. It is due from Nomadic Press in 2022.
Lydia Elias is a queer, Ethiopian-American woman based in Oakland, CA. Her work includes poetry and personal essays. She has performed spoken word around Northern California. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Brown University. She enjoys spending time in nature and investing in community engagement in the Bay Area.
Lio Min has listened to, played and performed, and written about music for most of their life. Their debut novel "Beating Heart Baby" is about boys, bands, and Los Angeles. They've profiled and interviewed acts including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, MUNA, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Raveena, Tei Shi, Speedy Ortiz, and Mitski.
This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.
For accommodations (such as ASL interpretation or captioning), call (415) 557-4557 or contact [email protected]. Requesting at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
Free
Presented by San Francisco Public Library
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