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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 4 months agoYou guys. Autostraddle book clubs are fun and all, but I really want to find an awesome book group IRL. Anyone know of a lesbo book group in Brooklyn or NYC area that’s open to new members?
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Not specifically lesbo, but the Feminist Book Club at Bluestockings might fill that void.
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Thanks, I’ll check it out.
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i’m in brooklyn. we could make a book club.
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Writing about Canadians straddling America and so on and so forth.
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 4 months agoI just want to thank Autostraddle for bringing Andrea Gibson to my full attention (and the rest of the Pure Poetry series too obviously…). Sure I’d heard of her before but did I ever *really* listen?
I got ‘Pole Dancing to Gospel Hymns’ this morning and it is so addictive. I keep sneaking peeks at it in my work breaks. She’s just so lyrical. I…[Read more]-
I’m a huge fan of just about everything Catherynne Valente writes, poetry or prose. I got one of her poetry books recently, A Guide to Folktales in Fragile Dialects, and it was brilliant. It explores and reinterprets women’s roles in folktale motifs. It’s more fun than I make it sound, I swear ;)
She’s also got this epic poem going online…[Read more]
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Thanks for this. ‘Palimpsest’ is on my ‘to read’ list but perhaps her poetry will be a good place to start. The retelling of folktales and myths sounds like something I’d enjoy.
As for Parker, I like her poetry as well (Symptom Recital is superb!) but I’ve never been able to get into her stories.
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