Latest from GusGus authors . . .
Janna Blok combined a book signing of where will this train take me with an exhibition of her fused glass at the gallery Gaia and Oeranus In Overasset the Netherlands.
Gale Walden talks about Where the Time Goes in an interview in The Brooklyn Rail.
Dog Church by Gail Gilmore is a Rainbow Award runner up for Best Lesbian Book and finalist for Best LGBT Non Fiction & Biography/Memoir.
 
A Perfect Life and Other Stories by Elaine Burnes and Haunting Muses, edited by Doreen Perrine, tied as winners of the Rainbow Award for Best Lesbian Anthology/Collection.
Good People by EJ Runyon has a review on Sweatpants & Coffee. “Runyon writes characters in a way that makes them believable–flawed, only human. People who find the intricate details of identities and the stories of the people around them fascinating will like this novel.”
Where the Time Goes by Karen Richard won the GCLS “Goldie” Award for Anthology/Collections (Fiction).
Gale Walden discusses the poems in Where the Time Goes in the Inside Higher Ed Guest Post, “Gale Renee Walden and Nicole Cooley in Conversation.”
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Gale Walden’s Where the Time Goes (GusGus Press) has a mini-review in The News-Gazette (Champaign, IL)
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A review of Where the Time Goes by Gale Walden is in Smile Politely, Champaign-Urbana’s Online Magazine.
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Gail Gilmore’s book launch of Dog Church (GusGus Press) at Book Ends in Winchester, Massachusetts was a resounding success with a full house and sold out copies of her excellent book.
  
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Gale Renee Walden talks about her latest poetry collection, Where the Time Goes and poetry in general on the radio program “the 21st show” produced by WILL, Illinois Public Media.
Her segment starts at the 25 minute mark.
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Women of the Year by Karen Richard is a Finalist for the GCLS “Goldie” Award for Anthology/Collection Fiction. The winners will be announce July 8th.
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Gale Renee Walden read from her latest book of poetry, Where the Time Goes, at The Book Cellar in Chicago, Illinois.
 
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Ruth Rouff signed copies of Pagan Heaven at the Local Author Meet & Greet at the Barnes & Noble in Cherry Hill, New Jersey on Saturday.
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Meital Yaniv, author of Spectrum for an Untouchable, was interviewed by Haili Jones Graff at Bitch Media in the article “Full Spectrum: Artist Meital Yaniv on Carving a Path Out of Trauma.”
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Phyllis Carito read from Worn Masks (GusGus Press) at Chatham Bookstore in Chatham, New York.
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Ruth Rouff did a signing and reading from Pagan Heaven at Coffee Works Too in Voorhees Township, New Jersey.
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Women of the Year by Karen Richard received a 2016 Rainbow Award Honorable Mention for Anthology/Collection/Contemporary General Fiction.
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Phyllis Carito did a reading from Worn Masks at Columbia-Greene Community College Library in Hudson, New York.
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Elaine Burnes blogs about why she likes short stories and about A Perfect Life and Other Stories (GusGus Press) in her blog Thoughts on Writing and Life. She encourages everyone to give short stories a try.
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Doreen Perrine talks about Haunting Muses on Queer Sci Fi.
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Meital Yaniv called the launch party last weekend in Los Angeles for Spectrum for an Untouchable amazing. She had a great time and engaged in a very intriguing conversation with her audience.
   
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