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Let's celebrate the LGBTQ+ books published during the past 2 years (by folks in town for the American Studies Association Conference)!

During the pandemic, many folks have been unable to have book tours and do events. Let's celebrate the awesome books published over the past 2 years and the authors who wrote them!

We are meeting at the queer-owned bar, L'Id茅al Bar & Contenu (151 Ontario est,) from 6 PM to 8 PM. (The bar is on the ground floor. There are numerous drink options without alcohol. )

This celebration is happening right after the ASA panel on Feminist and Queer Worldmaking: Solidarity and Radical Spaces Outside the Academy at queer feminist bookstore L'Eugu茅lionne (1426 Rue Beaudry) from 4:00 to 5:40 PM. It takes 15 minutes to walk between the two locations (or 8 minutes via public transit + walking OR 5 minutes by bike).

(This is not an official ASA event).

Books we will be celebrating!

In alphabetical order of author name:

Kemi Adeyemi's Feels Right: Black Queer Women & the Politics of Partying in Chicago (2022)

Marika Cifor's Viral Cultures (2022)

Stef Duguay's Personal but Not Private (2022)

Julie R. Enszer's OurWrite (2022) and Fire-Rimmed Eden (2022)

Margaret Galvan's InVisible Archives (2023)

Avery Dame Griff's Two Revolutions (2023)

Lucas Hilderbrand's The Bars Are Ours (2023)

Alex Ketchum's Ingredients for Revolution: A History of American Feminist Restaurants, Cafes, and Coffeehouses (2022/2023 USA release) and Engage in Public Scholarship (2022)

Hil Malatino's Side Affects (2022)

Greggor Mattson's Who Needs Gay Bars (2023)

Salar Memeni's Terracene (2023)

Iv谩n Ramos's Unbelonging (2023)

Juana Maria Rodriguez's Puta Life (2023)

J. Logan Smilges's Crip Negativity (2023) and Queer Silence (2022)

Joseph Plaster's Kids on the Street (2023)

Maireed Sullivan's Lesbian Death (2022)

Karen Tongson's Normporn (2023)