Really fun reading at the 804 lit salon last night with @kristina_ten , @_michaelbarron , @Karen_Palmer , Hannah Grieco, Darby Price, Jessica Robinson and Tim Stafford. It was a lovely evening to hear from a bunch of talented folks :)
Always appreciate it when people connect with my work. This particular essay was written in a time of intense parenting and intense self-interrogation. It’s maybe the most straight forward and no BS essay in the whole book.
If you’re in Delhi, hope to see you tomorrow evening at the India International Centre for a special discussion about my book, Ananda: An Exploration of Cannabis in India.
Need a little DC joy this week? 826DC's students are often reminding us of the happiness and community to be found in this city 🩵 Don't forget, we will be at the Library of Congress National Book Festival writing odes on September 6th!
Quick reminder that we have an 804 lit Salon coming up on August 16. As always, feel free to DM if you need the invite or want to be included in future events!
We're hiring! As we prepare for our Fall 2025 Season, we're looking for a Programs Coordinator to support the organization's creative programs and initiatives.
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RSVP Today: Where Color Meets Spectrum: Blackness, Queerness & Tomorrow
Sat. June 28th
2 pm - 4 pm
A panel discussion with Queer Art salon artists Nikki Brooks, Maps Glover & Chrys Seawood, moderated by artist and curator Brittany Mona'.
https://t.co/pRjyfoWUFq
Last month, some major outlets published an AI-generated summer reading list - filled with nonexistent books by real & fake authors… So I’ve been inspired to ‘human generate’ a completely fraudulent list of Indian book recommendations for @TheChakkar https://t.co/oRIHeGD9zM
Running another 804 lit salon on June 7th at 7p. With readings from @mooninabucket , @catkinspoet , Cynthia Via, Patrick Zhou, Denise Robbins, and Danila Botha.
https://t.co/5Ui1VkxwvV
Only thing better than having my book in a vending machine of DC authors would be if our books were piled in a big heap and you had 15 seconds to manipulate a claw to pick one at random. (LitBox 2.0?) Looking forward to reading this Saturday (5/17)! w/@marthaannetoll & Kyoko Mori