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June 11, 2014

Why are gay bars in DC shuttering?

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DC is supposedly the country’s #1 gay mecca, yet 4 gay bars closed in the city in the last year alone. Wondering what’s going on? Me too.

The header from the June issue of Washington City Paper

I wrote about it for the Washington City Paper and their annual gay-themed issue (banner above). Read the full article here.

 

April 30, 2014

“multi-genre wonder translator professor poet”

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Hey, that’s me, apparently! More details on my reading this coming Sunday here.

It’s an honor to read at SPARKLE, DC’s own queer-themed open mic, hosted at DC’s own and beloved Busboys and Poets. The event is an IGNITION prelude to Capturing Fire, DC’s own queer spoken word summit and slam. So much local awesomeness!

 

December 13, 2013

I’m doing a reading in DC this Sunday

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I’ll be at Bloombars in Columbia Heights this Sunday from 3-5pm, as part of the PERFORMETRY series, doing my first reading since I moved back to DC about a year ago! I’ll be reading an excerpt from a humorous essay about Los Angeles and food.

More information below, courtesy of Elizabeth Bruce:

 

Join the Feast of Words & Food!

Featuring

PERCUSSIONIST MATT “SwampGuinee” MILLER

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WRITERS ON THE GREEN LINE Colleagues:

NAOMI AYALA

LANETA HILL

DEIRDRE WRIGHT

MAHOGNY HOPE

ANNE PELLICCIOTTO

TANYA PAPERNY

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EXPANDED OPEN MIC:

Bring family-friendly poetry, songs, short fiction to share!

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FREE Homemade Soup, Bread, Fruit & Vegan Dessert!

SUNDAY, December 15, 2013

3:00-5:00 PM

At PERFORMETRY:

Old Poems, New Poems, Your Poems @ BloomBars

3222 11th St. NW – Washington, DC 20010

BloomBars is a family-friendly environment—All Ages Welcome.

Performetry is a project of Sanctuary Theatre’s Performing Knowledge Project

Suggested Donation: $10 for adults (children free)

 

Made possible by support from Poets & Writers & the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities