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Come in and make yourself at home. If we haven’t met before, then
the first thing you should know about me is my name. I go by Minnie Bruce—it’s a
double-first-name, just like Fannie Lou or Rita Mae—so do call me by both.
If you’d like me to visit your campus, conference, organization, or Pride Rally, you
can contact me about speaking at an upcoming event by clicking on
speaking engagements.
I hope you enjoy all the connections to art, politics, love, and
life you find here. You can get my up-to-date-biography; add your
name to my mailing list; check my upcoming travel schedule; find out about my
current
writing project, and order my books!
Browse through my books and get short
excerpts in English, Spanish/Español
and German/Deutsch, as well as thumbnail reviews. And don't forget
to check out current political struggles in La Lucha. And
please meet my
beloved, writer and transgender activist, Leslie Feinberg, and
my extended family.
Come back soon and visit often. I'll update this page regularly, so
let me know if there's something in particular you'd like to see here. And I look forward
to meeting you down the road--at a poetry reading, a Pride Rally, or the next street
demonstration for justice and liberation.
Latest Book!
The Dirt She Ate:
Selected and New Poems
from the University of Pittsburgh Press
The Pitt Poetry Series
2003 LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD FOR POETRY
Bay Area Reporter:
"Hymns to the need to taste the world, to glory in the experience of
living, even when that living is painful"
Joy Park for GayLinkContent:
"If you read only one book of poetry this year,
The Dirt She Ate should be it."
Political news:
Troops Out Now Coalition and Million Worker March
say:
"Jobs not war! Bring the troops home now!"
www.troopsoutnow.org
More on the new anti-racist, anti-imperialist,
anti-war movement at
International Action Center
http://www.iacenter.org
Join the May Day National Movement for Workers and
Immigrant Rights! Get organizing news
here.
Literary news:
A new edition of S/HE is hot off the
presses from Alyson Publications
You can read a new essay by MBP in
Southern Spaces,
"When I Say ‘Steal,’ Who Do You Think Of?"
Includes three videos.
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