Michelle Tea’s books include the novel Rose of No Man’s Land, the illustrated memoir Rent Girl, and Valencia. She is the founder of RADAR Productions, a literary non-profit which produces the monthly RADAR Reading Series at the San Francisco Public Library; the international Sister Spit performance tours and book series; and the annual Radar LAB, a writers’ retreat.
book report.
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there is no sea but the sea
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Now Is The Only Time We Will All Be Together In This Same Place.
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Paul Madonna, fancy clocks + the Chelsea Hotel
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READ HERE NOW
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SISTER-hood is powerful.
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Tim Miller and (My) Friends
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The Importance of Being Eileen
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Ariel?
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Oh, Canada!
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At Home with Cristy Road
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Sara Seinberg in America
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Ali Liebegott’s Ducks Are In A Row.
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Vaginal Tumor, Alien Snot
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On the road with ORIGINAL PLUMBING
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I Love Yoko Ono
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