Fire In Moonlight: Stories From The Radical Faeries at the Public LibraryFire In Moonlight: Stories From The Radical Faeries Wednesday, March 2, 2011 Copies of the book will be available for $25 cash or check (sorry, no credit cards). The James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center of the San Francisco Public Library presents a reading to celebrate the publication of The Fire In Moonlight: Stories From The Radical Faeries, edited by Mark Thompson, Richard Neely and Bo Young and published by White Crane Books. The first book of its kind to explore the Radical Faerie movement, The Fire In Moonlight brings together 50 contributors to paint a kaleidoscopic picture of this Gay men's political and spiritual movement. Contributors who will be reading include Mark Thompson, Will Roscoe, Jerry (the Fairie) Berbiar, Joey Cain, William Stewart, Joe Balestreri , Davis Kerlick, Ganymede and Patrick (Wow) Geise . Come early and see the exhibit: March 1 – May 19, 2011 2010 was the 150th anniversary of the first publication of Walt Whitman's homo-affectional poem cluster Calamus. This exhibition explores the influence Whitman and the Calamus poems had on the earliest GLBT freedom pioneers. It traces out some of the qualities Whitman ascribed to the "love of comrades" and the spiritual and political roles he saw it playing in the larger project of the creation of "America". Whitman and his poem's continuing influence on visionary Queer/Gay consciousness is surveyed through images and documents from the contemporary Gay men's political/spiritual movement The Radical Fairies. The exhibition is curated by Joey Cain.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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