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EDMUND WHITE

Edmund White is the recipient of PEN’s lifetime achievement award for American fiction, and will join fellow honorees Edna O’Brien (for international literature), Kamau Brathwaite (poetry), Barbara Harshav (translation), Dave Kindred (literary sports writing), Luis Alfaro (American dramatist), Sibyl Kempson (American playwright in mid-career), and Mike Lew (emerging American playwright) at the awards ceremony on Tuesday night.

 

2018 PEN AMERICA LITERARY AWARDS, Tuesday, February 20, from 7 pm to 9 pm; reception to follow.

SKIRBALL CENTER, NYU, 566 LaGuardia Place, New York City.

pen.org/2018-lifetime-career-achievement-honorees

tickets.nyu.edu

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Edmund White, City Boy (2009, British edition cover). Image credit: Bloomsbury.

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O SOLO HOMO — MARGA GOMEZ AND TIM MILLER

Legendary queer performance artists Marga Gomez and Tim Miller take the stage at USC this week with O SOLO HOMO, a performance of selections of their work. Gomez is a founding member of Culture Clash, and Miller was one of the NEA Four.*

Following the performance, Gomez and Miller will be joined by USC professors David Román and Luis Alfaro for a conversation on queer identities and culture over the last quarter century. Román is the author of Acts of Intervention: Performance, Gay Culture, and AIDS, and the co-editor (with Holly Hughes) of the omnibus O Solo Homo: The New Queer Performance (both 1998). Alfaro is a writer, activist, and creator of such theater works as Electricidad at the Mark Taper Forum, and Oedipus El Rey at Boston Court in Pasadena.

MARGA GOMEZ AND TIM MILLER—O SOLO HOMO, Wednesday, September 6, at 7 pm.

JOYCE C. CAMMILLERI HALL, 3620A McClintock Avenue, USC.

visionsandvoices.usc.edu/events/listing.php?event_id=965534

*See Alexis Clements, “Revisiting the NEA Four: Tim Miller on the Road”:

Revisiting the NEA Four: Tim Miller on the Road

From top: Tim Miller performing in his show Shirts & Skins, 1997. Image courtesy of Tim Miller.

Marga Gomez. Image credit: Queer Cultural Center.

Tim Miller performing in his show Shirts & Skins, 1997. (Source: Tim Miller)

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