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

Our Editorial Team

Tammy Lynne Stoner
Publisher

In addition to publishing Gertrude, Tammy is the author of SUGAR LAND (Red Hen Press, 2018) and creator of Dottie’s Magic Pockets—the first show for kids in gay families. She’s worked as a gas station attendant, medical experimentee, roadie, and Production Manager for OUT, the Advocate, and Alyson Books.

Tammy is a one-time loser of a Million Writers Award  and winner of a Summer Literary Seminar Fellowship to Kenya. Her work has appeared in Folio, The Portland Review, and American Fiction 2015, among many others. She loves fried capers. 

Stephanie Glazier
Poetry Editor

Poet and critic, Stephanie was raised in northern Michigan. Her poems and critical prose have appeared in the Alaska Quarterly Review, Iraq Literary Review, The Fourth River, and others. She was a Lambda Literary Fellow in poetry and holds an MFA from Antioch University LA. 

Stephanie has conducted seminars at the Michigan State University Center for Poetry, The Interlochen Center for the Arts, Oregon's Poetry Association Conference and beyond. ​
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Kate Carroll de Gutes
Creative Non-Fiction Editor

Kate's book OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR won the 2016 Oregon Book Award for Creative Nonfiction and a 2016 Lambda Literary Award in Memoir.

​Kate is a wry observer and writer who started her career as a journalist and then got excited by new journalism, which became creative nonfiction and is now called essay (personal, lyric, and otherwise). Her second book, THE AUTHENTICITY EXPERIMENT: LESSONS FROM THE BEST & WORST YEAR OF MY LIFE came out in 2017.

Cooper Lee Bombardier
Fiction Editor

Cooper Lee has been a construction worker, a bouncer, a welder, and a truck driver, among other things. His writing appears in many publications, such as The Kenyon Review, The Rumpus, and the Lambda Literary Award-winning anthology The Remedy–Essays on Queer Health Issues. 

The Huffington Post named him as one of “10 Transgender Artists Who Are Changing The Landscape Of Contemporary Art.” A veteran of the Sister Spit tours, he's also received numerous fellowships and taught writing at the University of Portland, Clark College, PSU, and in high schools with Literary Art. In 2017-18 he's a Writer-In-Residence at PNCA.

Other, amazing staff:
ALLISON TOBEY, our Managing Editor
KARENA MEEHAN, our Book Review Editor

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