E O A G H

Innovative, Trans, & Queer Poetry (since 2004). Trans-run Publisher & Journal. Winner of two Lamda Literary Awards & a National Jewish Book Award.

[E O A G H @EOAGH]

RIP, SPD.

EOAGH Books will continue of course, and we are seeking a new distributor for our award-winning books.

Our next title will be No More Than Strange, by Marthe Reed.

[Joy Ladin @JoyLadin]

So grateful to Kendall Johnson for including a discussion of The Book of Anna (https://t.co/HCBy7TF80f) in his extraordinary series of reflections on "Writing to Heal"! https://t.co/8BjJReIS8g

[St. Roccos @st_roccos]

Support for Douglas Rothschild’s Medical Recovery, organized by Linda Trimbath - Support Douglas’s Fundraiser. There will be a gathering and fundraising reading this weekend - Feb 4, 2023 - at Excelsior Pub from 12pm to 3pm. https://t.co/yitHsqzREF

[E O A G H @EOAGH]

Please join @larissashmailo and @Lit_Balm for an online reading in memory of poet Dean Kostos. Featuring Elaine Equi, Jerome Sala, Patricia Spears Jones, Rachel Hadas, Alfred Corn, Trace Peterson, Sharon Mesmer, and other poets who cared about Dean.
https://t.co/Tcj8a3e8Qq

[E O A G H @EOAGH]

"Thus the dissolving of gender categories, a longstanding aim of feminism, and the resignification or queering of the phallus, all too often occur through the degradation or omission of trans women."
- K. Allison Hammer @Prof_Hammer
https://t.co/g24h1Vqza3

[weslpress @weslpress]

We're deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Andrea “Andi” Werblin Reid (11/30/1969–8/5/2022). Read about Andi & help celebrate her life well lived.
https://t.co/wHoYSb7haC
#LullabyForOneFist #SundayWithTheSoundTurnedOff #AndiWerblin #AndreaWerblin @losthorsepress @UWAPress

[E O A G H @EOAGH]

EOAGH Books is excited to publish this audiobook of The Book of Anna this summer! Thanks to NPR for this moving story.

[NPR @NPR]

Joy Ladin, a poet and scholar, was forced to step away from her work due to an incurable, slowly disabling illness. Then an unexpected offer came from audio producer Debbie Blicher. https://t.co/umxOFvJLCg

[E O A G H @EOAGH]

It's tough being a queer literary journal. I first knew I was attracted to other literary journals at a young age, but it felt unsafe to tell anyone else about it until I had a couple issues come out.