Stealing = bad karma.
Upcoming:
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HOT! Shots
Saturday, February 28th, 10pm
Dixon Place
161 Chrystie Street
Tickets $15/$12 (students/seniors)
This Summer Dixon Place presents the 18th Annual HOT! Festival, a pioneering festival of queer performance. In anticipation of the festival, Festival Director Earl Dax
* MARCH 20th
2020 VISIONS: MIKE ALBO, PAUL LISICKY, AND ALISTAIR MCCARTNEY
Friday March 20 – 7:00 PM
At the Center for Imaginative Writing, Teachers & Writers Collaborative , 520 Eighth Avenue (between 36th and 37th Streets),Suite 2020, 20th Floor, New York, NY 10018
212-691-6590 (phone) 212-675-0171 (fax) / info@twc.org
[Link]http://www.twc.org/events
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UNDERMINER VIDEOS!
"What are you Doing in Total Foods!?"
* My parody of the i-phone for WNYC here
* The Critical Shopper in the Thursday Style sectchof the NY Times...a new one comes out March 6th
* This site is getting a makeover! thanks to the help of my friend Bec Stupak, a visual artist I feel truly artistically in tune with...we have both decided we should call ourselves Distract Artists because we do 7 things at once all day. Modern life. She is also the director of THE DAZZLE DANCERS single and video! I am so shocked and impressed that we actually pulled it off. The song, The Love Boat, is available dazzledancers.com, Rapture Cafe and Books, and very soon...Rebel Rebel, Other Music and Pat Fields. CHECK IT OUT here !
* GLASS HOUSES, the comic strip soap opera I am doing with my pal Carl Ferrero, is up on Myspace! We have the first episode in the pics gallery, and our introduction and character breakdowns in the blog section. Take a look at our MySpace page
I'm learning Spanish! Read my desperate attempts at expressing myself in this passionate, lyrical language!
The paperback edition of The Underminer is now available!
"Pitch-perfect...The Underminer is a compressed comic classic of New York, a kind of anti-E.B. White fable... Nasty. But fun. And very funny. I started out dog-earing the pages of the galley I laughed most at, but then ended up dog-earing most of the book."
—The New York Observer
“A gay coming of age story that is rip-roaringly funny and sympathetic.”
—People Magazine
“A scandalously savage riff on growing up suburba-gay."
—Vanity Fair
“A wonder: sexy, fiercely observant, unmistakably sad, and wildly funny all at once.”
—Mark Doty
The Show I’ll Never Forget: 50 Writers Relive Their Most Memorable Concertgoing Experience
“Katell Keineg” (DaCapo Press)
Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys: True Tales of love, lust and friendship between straight women and gay men
“That Unsettling Feeling” (Dutton)
The Worst Noel: Hellish Holiday Tales
“Christmas in Paris” (HarperCollins, 2005)
The Revolution Will Be Accessorized
“The Big Sell”
A collection of essays from Blackbook Magazine
Queer 13: Lesbian and Gay Writers Recall Seventh Grade
“Makos” (Harpercollins, 1999)