Tag: transgender literature

• The Writer Who Reads

  Me, Molly McGinn, and Sam Frazier–we had a warm and wonderous time at the Durham LGBTQ Center, reading and singing for an incredibly receptive crowd. We had terrific representation from LaVare’s House, a private halfway house for LGBTQ folks in recovery, and from North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition, who dispensed naloxone and wisdom. I’d like…

  Sam Peterson

  April 14, 2017

  EVENTS

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• TEDxUNC rescheduled; I prepare for travel to Atlanta and Austin!

  My friend Josh is collecting my writing. I’ll have to send him a copy of “Fashionably Late: Gay, Bi, and Trans Men Who Came Out Later in Life,”  edited by the always-fashionable Vinnie Kinsella, where my story about making out with Santa will thrill you to your coal-stuffed stockings. TEDxUNC is BACK ON, after having…

  Sam Peterson

  March 8, 2017

  Uncategorized

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• TRUNKY Readers! Pics of Humans with fantastic taste in quality literature.

  As book buyers’ receive their copy of TRUNKY, they do the right thing and SELFIE that shiz. Much love and delight to my readers!

  Sam Peterson

  December 1, 2016

  Uncategorized

  humans, quality lit, readers, taste, transgender literature, TRUNKY (transgender junky)