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Gertrude Press is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 1998 by writer Eric Delehoy. Gertrude now holds the distinction of being the longest consecutively published queer journal. We have published work by over 300 individuals from more than 35 U.S. states and 11 countries worldwide. We serve as a springboard for artists and authors to further their professional careers, including university tenure and book publication.

The premier issue of Gertrude (then titled Gertrude: A Journal of Voice and Vision) appeared in the spring of 1999—a 36-page, black and white, saddle-stitched journal.  In Fall 2001 the first perfect-bound issue was published. As of 2017 we are on-line, and energized to have a global reach. 

In December 2017, Gertrude Press also launched GERTIE: a quarterly, queer book club to expand our prevailing mission of supporting and promoting strong, literary LGBTQ writers. 

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Our Editorial Team

Picturetammy lynne stoner, publisher
tammy (she/her) is the author of the award-winning novel Sugar Land, which the NY Journal of Books called "writing at its best", and creator of Dottie’s Magic Pockets — the first show for kids in all kinds of families. Another lifetime ago, she was the Production Manager for OUT, the Advocate, and Alyson Books. She was a Sou'Wester Writers-in-Residence and is a VCCA Fellow. She lives between Portland OR and Basel, Switzerland with her lady, their three kids, and a huge dog who has taken over the couch.
PictureNadine Marshall, guest poetry editor
​GUEST POETRY EDITOR for January and May 2021 issues. Read our Q&A with them!
Nadine Marshall (they/them) is a Black Queer writer from Detroit, MI. Their work appears in the Lambda Literary Anthology, Emerge, the Shade Journal, Freezeray Poetry Journal, and elsewhere. Nadine was a 2019 Lambda Literary Emerging Writers Fellow in Poetry and is the Co-Director for the Allied Media Conference Detroit.
Pictureire’ne lara silva, guest fiction editor
GUEST FICTION EDITOR for May 2021 and September 2021.
ire’ne lara silva (she/her) is the author of furia (Mouthfeel Press) Blood Sugar Canto (Saddle Road Press), and CUICACALLI/House of Song (Saddle Road Press), flesh to bone (Aunt Lute Books) which won the Premio Aztlán, and an e-chapbook, Enduring Azucares, (Sibling Rivalry Press). Her most recent poetry collection, CUICACALLI/House of Song, was a finalist for the Texas Institute of Letters Poetry Prize. She and poet Dan Vera are also the co-editors of Imaniman: Poets Writing in the Anzaldúan Borderlands, (Aunt Lute Books). ire’ne is the recipient of a 2017 NALAC Fund for the Arts Grant, the final recipient of the Alfredo Cisneros del Moral Award, the Fiction Finalist for AROHO’s 2013 Gift of Freedom Award, and the 2008 recipient of the Gloria Anzaldúa Milagro Award. 
PictureSossity Chiricuzio, creative non-fiction editor
Sossity (she/her) is a queer femme outlaw poet, a working class crip storyteller. What her friends' parents often referred to as a bad influence, and possibly still do. A 2015 Lambda Fellow, she writes as activism, connection, and survival. Her work can be found in a variety of publications including Argot, The Rumpus, Crab Fat, Lunch Ticket, and Rogue Agent, and she is half of the performance duo Sparkle & truth.  Sossity lives and works in Portland, OR, on the ancestral and unceded lands of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Bands of Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla and other tribes who have stewarded this land throughout the generations.
PictureHarker Jones, book review editor

Harker (he/him) was managing editor of OUT magazine for seven years, worked in gay porn for two, and writes novels and screenplays in his spare time—and he’s in Mensa! His novel Until September, is an Amazon bestseller.
Other, amazing staff:
BETH GERMAN, our Money Master
SYVLIA RODEMEYER, our podcast host