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Bring on the cozy days of curling up on the couch with a book. Booksellers from Woodstock...

In 1970s Spain, Sarah Schulman found herself a part of an underground network of women providing abortion care. Could this past be our future? 

Over 30 events including immersive orchestral performance, new commissions, live podcasts, art, screenings, talks and poetry showcasing local, national and international queer work in Belfast.

Venders came out to sell music memorabilia ranging from CDs to vinyl records.

I first beheld Fauxnique back in the fall of 2005. She was performing at a SoMa art gallery, at the book launch for K.M. Soehnleins You Can Say You Knew Me When. I was a young editor, pretty fresh out of a U-Haul to San Francisco from my hometown of Dallas, Texas; and Fauxnique (aka Monique Jenkins...

Santa Monica News

Sarah Schulman discusses her new book on ACT UP and the AIDS crisis, "Let the Record Show."

By Anna Lucente Sterling New York City PUBLISHED 6:30 PM ET Jun. 15, 2021 PUBLISHED 6:30 PM EDT Jun. 15, 2021 SHARE It’s been 36 years since Eric Sawyer was told by his doctor that he had two years left to live.  It was 1985, and his boyfriend Scott was dying of AIDS.  The trauma of that time is why his doctor initially withheld that life s...

From bestselling memoirs to Pulitzer Prize-winning novels to historical accounts, these Pride Month-themed selections offer insight to the LGBTQ+ experience.

A new book by Sarah Schulman describes how the radically democratic and quick moving artist movement was able to demand the public’s attention and hold politicians and institutions accountable