Spring 2010 Gertrude Press eNews

Spring/Summer 2010

In this issue...

Issue 14 Now Available
Fiction & Poetry Chapbooks Are Here
Last Day to Go Gay
Thank You for Your Support

Gertrude Press is a non-profit
501(c)3 organization showcasing and developing the creative talents of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer-identified, and allied individuals.

Issue 14 Now Available

Gertrude Journal, Issue 14 is now available for purchase. Features artist Rhonda Stone, writing by Laura Hershey, Cliff Bernier, Jeanine Stevens, Jon Lee Hart and more. Plus, an interview with Aaron Raz Link, co-author of What Becomes You (American Lives). We are grateful for the creative people who make Gertrude possible.

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Chapbooks Are Here

StillLife Gertrude has published the 2009 Fiction and Poetry Chapbooks. Congratulations to our winners: Ron Tanner of Balitimore, MD, for his fiction work titled "Wheels" and Renee Rossi of Dallas, TX, for her poetry work titled "Still Life." The winners' chapbooks are available for purchase in our online store.

Wish you had a chapbook from Gertrude? You can! Submissions for the 2010 Chapbook contest will be accepted from August 1, 2010 until February 15, 2011 (postmark deadline). Winner will be announced by September 1, 2011.

Final Day to Submit for our Gayest Issue Ever

GIEissue In honor of Gertrude Journal's 15th issue, Gertrude proudly presents our first themed issue: the Gayest Issue Ever. This over the top (or bottom?) look at queer culture promises to be an outstanding collection of fiction, poetry, visual art and our newly added creative nonfiction. TODAY, June 1, is the final day for submissions. Look for this unique and highly entertaining issue in the fall of 2010.

We have complied a group of talented guest editors to help us put together this issue. They are: Carol Potter (poetry), Jillian Lauren (creative nonfiction), and Henry Alley (fiction).

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