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News and Notes 4/11/19

Give OUT Day

On April 18, come together and show your support to the fabulous nonprofits serving the LGBTQ community! Give OUT Day is a 24-hour online fundraising event that helps LGBTQ nonprofits raise the critical funds they need to fulfill their missions. It is the only national day of giving for the LGBTQ community and supports a vast array of organizations dedicated to essential services and advocacy.

Contributions to Aunt Lute help us continue giving a platform to support the work of exciting and emerging LGBTQ writers. This Give OUT Day, donate and join our mission to elevate traditionally marginalized voices and change narratives.

To learn more about Give OUT Day and how to donate to Aunt Lute Books and other participating organizations, click here!

AWP

This year, Aunt Lute Books tabled at AWP19 (The Association of Writers and Writing Programs), held in Portland, OR! We tabled with our distributor, Small Press Distribution. It was wonderful to meet so many new and familiar faces, and to see what Aunt Lute authors were up to:

Thanks to all the Aunt Lute authors who dropped by our booth to say hello, including Juliana Delgado Lopera, Jo Scott-Coe , Nancy Agabian , Tanzila Ahmed , Devi S Laskar, and more! Also, thanks to the MFA student who dropped by to talk shop about queer Latinx literature with Maya, and who grabbed as many copies of Imaniman and Cuéntamelo as they could carry--moments like this remind us why we table :)

Pictured: 1) Aunt Lute Books, tabling with SPD at the AWP Bookfair 2) Brent Cunningham and Jeffrey Lependorf celebrate SPD's 50th anniversary! Happy birthday, SPD, and thanks for all the amazing work you do to support indie presses and self-published authors! 3) Pallavi Dhawan leads a panel called "Decentralizing Exoticism" at AWP! Pallavi is the co-editor of our forthcoming 2019 anthology, POC United: Graffiti!

 

Author Events

 

Author Updates

Juliana Delgado Lopera

Felicidades to Juliana (¡Cuéntamelo! Oral Histories by LGBT Latino Immigrants ) whose first multilingual novel, Fiebre Tropical, is available through Feminist Press!

“A magnificent novel, by turns electric, hilarious, sexy, thrilling, wrenching, and profound. Pa decirlo clarito: Juliana Delgado Lopera is a writer of explosive talent, and this book is a fierce and radiant contribution, yes, to queer literature, Latinx literature, and immigrant literature, but also to literature, punto.” —Carolina De Robertis, author of Cantoras

♦️Pre-order your copy today! ♦️Grab your copy of ¡Cuéntamelo! while you wait

Judy Grahn

  • Guest on "Near and Queer to My Heart" podcast. Click here to listen!

Jo Scott-Coe

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