RADAR Productions Presents: MAY QUEER READING SERIES at the San Francisco Library
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Thursday April 18, 2017
San Francisco Public Library
100 Larkin Street
Latino/Hispanic Room (basement level)
Please arrive by 5:45 PM
==FREE==
Hosted by Juliana Delgado Lopera
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Reading followed by artist Q&A
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FEATURING...
Stacy Nathaniel Jackson
Stacy Nathaniel Jackson was born...
RADAR Productions Presents: MAY QUEER READING SERIES at the San Francisco Library
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Thursday April 18, 2017
San Francisco Public Library
100 Larkin Street
Latino/Hispanic Room (basement level)
Please arrive by 5:45 PM
==FREE==
Hosted by Juliana Delgado Lopera
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Reading followed by artist Q&A
Did we mention there will be cookies?
FEATURING...
Stacy Nathaniel Jackson
Stacy Nathaniel Jackson was born in Los Angeles and attended Ramona Convent College Preparatory School for Girls in a former incarnation of his life. Stacy holds an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and an MBA from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. He is a Cave Canem fellow and was the recipient of an individual artist’s grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission in 2011. Author of the chapbook Camouflage published by MaCaHu Press, his poems, plays, and visual art have been published in Black Arts Quarterly, Lodestar Quarterly, Enizagam, New American Writing 25, and upcoming in Foglifter among others. He has served as a mayoral appointee on the San Francisco Transgender Civil Rights Implementation Taskforce, on the board of directors of the San Francisco LGBT Community Center Project and Fresh Meat Productions, a leading transgender and queer performing arts nonprofit.
Vanessa Hua
Vanessa Hua is a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and author of DECEIT AND OTHER POSSIBILITIES, which received the Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature. She received a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Award, the San Francisco Foundation’s James D. Phelan Award, a Steinbeck Fellowship in Creative Writing, as well as honors from the Society of Professional Journalists and the Asian American Journalists' Association. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, The Atlantic, FRONTLINE/World, Washington Post, ZYZZYVA, and elsewhere. She has filed stories from China, South Korea, Panama, Burma and Ecuador. Her novel, A RIVER OF STARS, is forthcoming (Ballantine, Spring 2018).
Meg Allen
Meg Allen is a photographer, adventurer and amateur philosopher. At the moment, she is freelancing in all aspects of photography and image making to fund her art habit. She is finishing her first major body of work called “BUTCH” for book release by 2017. She loves a good story and travels whenever the opportunity presents itself. She prefers freedom over stability and quality over quantity. She currently resides in Oakland, California.
Trinidad Escobar
Trinidad Escobar is an artist, mother, bruha, and educator from the Bay Area, California. Her writing and visual art have been featured in various publications such as Rust & Moth, The Brooklyn Review, The Womanist, Red Wheelbarrow, Solo Cafe, Mythium, Tayo, the anthologies Walang Hiya, Over the Line, Kuwento, and more. Trinidad has been a guest artist and speaker at the San Jose Museum of Art, Pilipino Komix Expo, LitQuake, and The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. Her graphic memoir CRUSHED, published by Rosarium Publishing, is available on Amazon, Comixology, Barnes and Noble. Trinidad teaches Comics & Race at California College of the Arts in Oakland, California.