Honey Mine
Honey Mine is of interest to queer readers and lesbian/dyke readers. It is a journey rich in erotics and humour that may appeal to many readers. This book has the potential to reach a broad audience, particularly those interested in American realities outside the dominant paradigm who wish to cut through American fantasy to encounter the complex reality in which we are embedded.
The author, a revered member of the Bay Area experimental writing community, is associated with the New Narrative literary movement. They are one of the editors of the landmark New Narrative anthology, Biting the Error, and the editor of Narrativity literary journal. Additionally, they co-edited Dear World, an early queer literary magazine.
The author taught creative writing at San Francisco State University for 12 years and has also taught at Naropa and other institutions. They served as the literature curator at New Langton Arts in San Francisco for 10 years.
Editor Eric Sneathan co-organised the conference Communal Presence: New Narrative Writing Today and maintains strong connections within Bay Area art and literary circles, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community.
Editor Lauren Levin was an editor and publicist for Timeless Infinite Light and is very motivated to promote the book.
Honey Mine is of interest to queer readers and lesbian/dyke readers. It is a journey rich in erotics and humour that may appeal to many readers. This book has the potential to reach a broad audience, particularly those interested in American realities outside the dominant paradigm who wish to cut through American fantasy to encounter the complex reality in which we are embedded.
The author, a revered member of the Bay Area experimental writing community, is associated with the New Narrative literary movement. They are one of the editors of the landmark New Narrative anthology, Biting the Error, and the editor of Narrativity literary journal. Additionally, they co-edited Dear World, an early queer literary magazine.
The author taught creative writing at San Francisco State University for 12 years and has also taught at Naropa and other institutions. They served as the literature curator at New Langton Arts in San Francisco for 10 years.
Editor Eric Sneathan co-organised the conference Communal Presence: New Narrative Writing Today and maintains strong connections within Bay Area art and literary circles, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community.
Editor Lauren Levin was an editor and publicist for Timeless Infinite Light and is very motivated to promote the book.
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Honey Mine is of interest to queer readers and lesbian/dyke readers. It is a journey rich in erotics and humour that may appeal to many readers. This book has the potential to reach a broad audience, particularly those interested in American realities outside the dominant paradigm who wish to cut through American fantasy to encounter the complex reality in which we are embedded.
The author, a revered member of the Bay Area experimental writing community, is associated with the New Narrative literary movement. They are one of the editors of the landmark New Narrative anthology, Biting the Error, and the editor of Narrativity literary journal. Additionally, they co-edited Dear World, an early queer literary magazine.
The author taught creative writing at San Francisco State University for 12 years and has also taught at Naropa and other institutions. They served as the literature curator at New Langton Arts in San Francisco for 10 years.
Editor Eric Sneathan co-organised the conference Communal Presence: New Narrative Writing Today and maintains strong connections within Bay Area art and literary circles, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community.
Editor Lauren Levin was an editor and publicist for Timeless Infinite Light and is very motivated to promote the book.
