OutWrite 2018: 10 Must-Read Excerpts from DC’s LGBTQ Literary Festival
From poetry to prose, we've gathered ten unmissable excerpts from this year's OutWrite
Metro Weekly invited OutWrite 2018 participants to submit excerpts of their work for publication in the magazine’s first-ever Literary Issue. What follows is a sampling of the writers and literary styles you can meet at this weekend’s OutWrite 2018.
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A Study of the World’s Flesh — By Marcos L. Martinez
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Caravan — By Philip Dean Walker
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Chicago — By Phill Branch
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Four Poems — By Regie Cabico
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Safe Danger — By Stephen Zerance
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Silver Moon — By Catherine Lundoff
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The Art of Three — By Erin McRae & Racheline Maltese
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Two-Spirits Belong Here — By Xemiyulu Tapepechul
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Wonder Women — By Marlena Chertock
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You Are the Bad Smell — By Kathy Anderson
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