Gertrude: A literary podcast: Recent Episodes
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The sixth episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast, has arrived. Your source for queer literary news and interviews.
This time we welcome the incredible Kristen Arnett!
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage
The fifth episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast, has arrived. Your source for queer literary news and interviews.
This time we welcome pop culture bon vivant Karen Tongson!
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage
The fourth episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast, has arrived. Your source for queer literary news and interviews.
Up next: the wonderful and versatile Sassafras Lowrey
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage
The third episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast, has arrived. Your source for queer literary news and interviews.
Up next: the fantastic Jericho Brown
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage
The second episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast, picks up in this new normal! Our interview was recorded before lockdowns and face masks and flour shortages.
Up next: the wonderful Carter Sickels
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage
The very first episode of Gertrude, a literary podcast! Your source for queer literary news and interviews.
Up first: the amazing Arisa White
Gertrude was founded in 1998 and is now the longest consecutively running queer journal out there. We have published hundreds of artists and writers from more than a dozen countries, serving as a springboard to help further careers, including college tenure, gallery exhibits, and book publication.
Hosted by Sylvia Rodemeyer
Theme music is "Pencils and Strings" by Max Voltage