Queer lit pioneer Michelle Tea on starting an L.A. publisher
In 2024, Drag Queen Story Hour founder Michelle Tea will launch Dopamine, an L.A.-based press for queer, indie writers offering tiny fees and total freedom.
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In 2024, Drag Queen Story Hour founder Michelle Tea will launch Dopamine, an L.A.-based press for queer, indie writers offering tiny fees and total freedom.
Michelle Tea is best known for her witty, gritty lesbian memoirs . Knocking Myself Up: A Memoir of My (In)Fertility is the latest instalment.
“Knocking Myself Up” defies the conventional wisdom that pregnancy and parenthood are exhausting, expensive, and full of drudgery.
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