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Author and Adventurer Elizabeth Streb is a Modern Day Action Hero

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Elizabeth Streb is a special force. She has jumped through glass, set herself on fire and has undertaken the equally dangerous feat of writing a book, Streb: How to Become an Extreme Action Hero, published by the Feminist Press in 2010. Owner of the performance company Streb and the S.L.A.M (Streb Lab for Action Mechanics) studio in Williamsburg, Streb will appear at the 2010 Brooklyn Book Festival.

September 10, 2010 Classic, Read Features
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The Great Woman: Kate Christensen on Good Girls, Gay Men and Books to Read

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Intelligent, wry and hilarious writing make Kate Christensen a serious wordsmith and a PEN/Faulkner fiction award winner. Her titles include Trouble (Doubleday, 2009), The Great Man (Doubleday 2007), and The Epicure’s Lament (Anchor, 2005). Her characters, often set in Brooklyn, are fun to read and incredibly believable; her human portrayals of gay and lesbian characters is also a plus. She will appear at the 2010 Brooklyn Book Festival on the Me…In The World panel.

September 9, 2010 Classic, Read Features
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Graphic Parallels: T Cooper on ‘How Things Shake Out’ at Book Fest

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T Cooper’s The Beaufort Diaries, released by Melville House in July, reads more like a grown-up picture book than a graphic novel. Cooper will appear at the 2010 Brooklyn Book Festival, on a panel titled How Things Shake Out.

September 9, 2010 Read Features
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A Brooklynite’s Guide to Queer Literature

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Greenlight Books and Feminist Press staffer Natalie Peart recommends her favorite queer literature for summertime reading.

August 3, 2010 Classic, Queer Life, Read Features

BTB in Forbes

Get tips on surviving the working world in [insert your cultural field here] and how to spin it off into your own thing. Read the Forbes interview on entrepreneurship and new media with founding editor Nicole Brydson.

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