Philly Queer Book Club will be meeting at Giovanni’s Room to discuss Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, at 6:00 PM.
Purchase your copy with us for 10% off!

at the Wilma Theater!

Mylo Choy will be joining us on the evening of Friday, November 17th, for a discussion and signing of their new graphic memoir, Middle Distance. The event will from 6:00-7:30pm. Be sure to get a copy of the book with us prior to the event!

Mark S. King’s new book of collected essays, My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor, has just been released and he will be coming to Philadelphia for a special event!

The William Way Center, together with AIDS Law Project PA and others, are co-sponsoring a community event on Monday, October 30 from 6-8pm in the upper ballroom of William Way. Various community folks will be reading essays from the book and discussing. 

Copies of the book will be available, or you can order your book ahead of time with us!

$25 per reading!

The beautiful Philadelphia Queer Book Club is meeting at our store!  At 6:00 we’ll be discussing Octavia Butler’s Fledgling.

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Come hear Alica Roth Weigel and Dr. Karen Tang Discuss Inverse Cowgirl

Alicia Roth Weigel is a writer and activist working to improve the political and
social landscape for marginalized populations in the South and worldwide
through her firm, Intrepida Strategy.

In INVERSE COWGIRL: A Memoir, Alicia boldly
speaks out about working as a change agent in a state that actively attempts to pass legislation that
would erase her existence, explores how we can reclaim bodily autonomy, and encourages us to amplify
our voices to be heard. Disarming, funny, charming, and powerful, this is a vital account of personal
accomplishment that will open eyes and change minds.

Shelley, who organized the first protest march in New York City after the 1969 Stonewall Riot and helped found the history-changing Gay Liberation Front, will read from her new memoir, We Set the Night on Fire. Discussion and book signing to follow.
You can purchase the book here!

The Philadelphia Bookstore Crawl is a yearly (at least, that’s the plan!) celebration of Philadelphia’s wildly vibrant and wonderful bookstore scene, the last Saturday of every August.