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Wednesday, November 19th, 2025
Mama Tried.
Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
LOVE, St Marks and Washington Ave, Brooklyn NYC
사랑해! 그게 다야.
Love you. That’s all.
This month on March 16, we're thrilled to celebrate our 11th Anniversary with a slate of trailblazing authors sharing newly released fiction and poetry: Deb Olin Unferth (Barn 8), Clare Beams (The Illness Lesson), Sam Pink (The Ice Cream Man), Malcolm Tariq (Heed the Hollow), Mary South (You Will Never Be Forgotten), and Tariq Shah (Whiteout Conditions)!
Behind this plain storefront in the Williamsburg Section of Brooklyn, NYC, is the most romantic, beautiful bar.
Hotel Delmano has a big vintage bar with a mural of the night sky painted on the ceiling.
Magnificent, inspiring decor.
And, lovely, intimate rooms.
Even the restrooms are pretty, with large old sinks and subway tile.
hoteldelmano.com
See you next jAntManuary peeps! Cheers!
On January 13, we're thrilled to kick off our 2020 season with literary superstar Carmen Maria Machado (In the Dream House, Her Body and Other Parties)! Join us for a night of groundbreaking prose and poetry, featuring Andre Perry (Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now), Donika Kelly (Bestiary), Hal Y. Zhang (Hard Mother, Spider Mother, Soft Mother), and Stacie Evans (The Rumpus, Jezebel).
At this month’s multgenre event on February 10, we’re celebrating outstanding new work by Amber Sparks (And I Do Not Forgive You), Rye Curtis (Kingdomtide), Nicolette Polek (Imaginary Museums), Amanda Leduc (Disfigured: On Fairy Tales, Disability, and Making Space), Marco Rafala (How Fires End), and Stacie Evans (The Rumpus, Jezebel). Join us for a provocative night of surreal short fiction, fairy tales reenvisioned through feminist and disablist lenses, fearless memoir, survival adventures, and more!