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“An Informative Powerpoint Love Letter” by Oliver Hartman, NYC

topic: MONEY medium: TEXT, VIDEO as shared at a PenTales event themed “Making Ends Meet” I’m happy that you all made it here tonight and am especially relieved to see so many non-liquid edibles. It makes filling my sandwich bag-lined pockets a little easier. Ha, you can laugh if you […]

“Chinatown Bagsellers” by Stephanie Hodges, NYC

“Chinatown Bagsellers” by Stephanie Hodges, NYC

topic: WORK medium: PHOTO    

“My Mother’s Eyes” by Katherine J. Chen, NYC

“My Mother’s Eyes” by Katherine J. Chen, NYC

topic: CHANGE medium: TEXT My mother once saw me for who I was. It was as if she had prepared herself – had made the resolution to see her child not as a part of her body but as a stranger, unconnected, with no memory of having breastfed me or […]

“Queerness has liberated me” by Devin D. Moss

“Queerness has liberated me” by Devin D. Moss

topic: QUEER medium: TEXT I used to try to deflect the “are you gay?” question. If I said no, I’d be lying to the world and myself. If I said yes, I’d be sentencing myself to a life of oppression. What’s a 15 year old to do? My life has […]

“My Crime Story” by Kate Fink

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: VIDEO  

“G-N-A-S-H” by Richard Boenigk, NYC

topic: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT medium: VIDEO    

Crime and Punishment Salon Nights in NYC, Berlin, and London

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: VIDEOS Check out these videos from the PenTales Crime and Punishment salon nights in 2010. The series includes stories by our friends Carlos Velazquez, Richard Boenigk, Nicole Burdette, Hamish Allan-Headley, Toby Miller, Will Carlough, Tom Zoellner, Kate Fink, Yesim Ak, Toby Miller, Sofia Paraskeva, and Alexandra Zelman-Doring. […]

“Let’s Wear Burlap Sacks Forever” by Stephanie Hodges, NYC

“Let’s Wear Burlap Sacks Forever” by Stephanie Hodges, NYC

topic: LOVE AND HEARTBREAK medium: TEXT as shared at a PenTales event themed “Love and Heartbreak” It was 1987. a Swiss boy named Simon knocked on our door. He was 5. His family just moved to the neighborhood. his mom and dad were both newly appointed foreign correspondents to the […]

“1987-1991 and Walking Down the Street” by Liesl Schillinger, NYC

He’s the big affair I cannot forget. Only man I ever think of with regret…” —from You Can’t Take That Away from Me VALEDICTION Although I know I only make you ripe For another woman’s harvesting, I am glad in this: I have tasted your first blush. And in our […]