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Tag Archives: Jessica Max Stein
Over the Top!
I’ve had a longtime goal of publishing 100 times by my upcoming birthday. Happily, my recent Greenpeace piece (“Greenpiece”?) put me over the top! 101 publications: 47 articles/editorials; 18 poems; 13 essays/creative non-fiction; 10 zines; 8 reviews; and 5 NYT … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, goals, Jessica Max Stein, publications, zines
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Advice to a Young Writer
A former student recently emailed me to ask, “What should an aspiring writer do at this point with a Bachelor’s in English Literature?” This is what I wrote. Continue reading
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Tagged advice, Jessica Max Stein, rilke, teaching, unschooling, Writer
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Chrissy Lee Polis, Queer Community and Other Recent Writing
April has brought a hint of spring, a lot of rain, and a number of new articles up on the Bilerico Project! My most recent piece, “Chrissy Lee Polis: The New Kitty Genovese?” has gotten over 2,000 hits and many … Continue reading
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Tagged Chrissy Lee Polis, Jessica Max Stein, Kitty Genovese, Richard Hunt, the Bilerico Project
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Two Easy Pieces
Check out my new Bilerico Project post on the hundredth anniversary of the Triangle Fire, as well as my review of Against Equality: Queer Critiques of Gay Marriage in the new Spring/Summer 2011 issue of make/shift magazine!
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Tagged Jessica Max Stein, make/shift magazine, Triangle Fire
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