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- POEMS / GAY POEMS - THE BT POETRY ON THE WEBNEWTEMERE FOLLOWON AUG 19 2023 06:26 PM PST PLEADG TO KNOW
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POEMS / GAY POEMS - THE BT POETRY ON THE WEBNEWTEMERE FOLLOWON AUG 19 2023 06:26 PM PST PLEADG TO KNOW
Explore the rich tradn of gay, lbian, bisexual, transgenr, and queer poets and poetry by browsg a selectn of poems & d. That was the qutn we posed to six wrers — the sayist and novelist Roxane Gay, the playwright and tor Jam Ijam, the playwright and actor Lisa Kron, the journalist and TV wrer Thomas Page McBee, the novelist Neel Mherjee and the fictn and nonfictn wrer Edmund Whe — who gathered over Zoom early May for the latt stallment of our T 25 list.
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