First Rule of Fire by Rebecca Gopoian explores how history can never truly be erased, no matter how hard we try to deny or forget. Told in interwoven narratives, the novel explores the lives of three characters as they seek safety, love, and belonging, beginning in Eastern Turkey 1914, at the start of the Armenian Genocide to 1980’s New Jersey.

An afternoon discussion and writing workshop with the authors of YA novel Tell Me Every Lie

Celebrate Pride with us! with a Double (Quadruple?) bill featuring Bad Words and The Worst Kind of Girl by Susan Rukeyser! in conversation with Hudson Valley authors and Feckless band of feministas, Nina Shengold, Tina Barry, and Jana Martin!

Loving Arrangements: Stories about Modern Living and Loving

Love songs and Hollywood romances make it all sound so simple: you find your soul mate, move in together, get married, never stray from the path of monogamy, and live happily ever after. But real life tends to be more complicated. Many couples pursue alternative living arrangements, and some even pursue alternative loving arrangements. 

The twenty-nine personal essays in this collection offer a variety of perspectives and experiences with nontraditional relationships and forms of cohabitation.