Dear Hussy
Autor Bryn Kelly Editat de K Patner Lukoff, Morgan M Pageen Limba Engleză Paperback – iun 2027
In 2006, Bryn Kelly moved from Appalachia to New York City. Over the next decade, she wrote furiously on being a trans woman, desire, class, loneliness, art, political infighting, HIV, depraved drug-fueled hookups with bougie trans men--and most of all, love. Collected posthumously in book form for the first time--including the legendary pseudonymous blogs The Hussy and Party Bottom--Kelly's writing is an uproarious time capsule of Obama-era queer culture, and with accompanying essays from luminaries like Torrey Peters, Joss Barton, and more, Dear Hussy is one of the 21st Century's most incisive portrayals of a precarious artistic life.
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Bryn Kelly (1980-2016) was a writer, performer, and hairdresser. A Lambda Literary Fellow, co-founder of Theatre Transgession, and member of The Fully Functional Cabaret, she performed in venues from the Whitney to the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Company and wrote for several anthologies and blogs, including, among others, the online personas The Hussy and Party Bottom. Raised in Appalachian Ohio, Bryn lived in Brooklyn.
K. Patner Lukoff is the author of many books for young readers. His work has received two National Book Award honors, two Stonewall awards, and one Newbery honor. His fourth book, Call Me Max, is dedicated to Bryn, and this is his first project for adults. Originally from the Seattle area, he currently lives in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut.
Morgan M Page is a writer, historian, and filmmaker. She is the creator of the trans history podcast One From the Vaults and co-writer of the feature film Framing Agnes and the book Boys Don't Cry. She executive produced the series Harsh Reality: the Miriam Rivera Story, and has appeared in films like Enigma (HBO) and Eldorado (Netflix). Originally from Hamilton, ON, she is based in London, UK.
K. Patner Lukoff is the author of many books for young readers. His work has received two National Book Award honors, two Stonewall awards, and one Newbery honor. His fourth book, Call Me Max, is dedicated to Bryn, and this is his first project for adults. Originally from the Seattle area, he currently lives in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut.
Morgan M Page is a writer, historian, and filmmaker. She is the creator of the trans history podcast One From the Vaults and co-writer of the feature film Framing Agnes and the book Boys Don't Cry. She executive produced the series Harsh Reality: the Miriam Rivera Story, and has appeared in films like Enigma (HBO) and Eldorado (Netflix). Originally from Hamilton, ON, she is based in London, UK.