Works by
Timothy State
(Photographer, Producer, Writer)

General

• Timothy's published articles, columns, and other writings.

• Unpublished works and websites Timothy has worked on.

• Timothy's essay, "Savoring Endorphins With Pride", has been recognized by the O, Georgia! Writers Foundation.  It will be included in the 2004 edition of "O, Georgia! A Collection of Georgia's Newest and Most Promising Writers."

Photography and Video

• Click here for a links to Timothy's photography and video projects.

Other

• NINE HUNDRED & SIXTY-NINE: West Hollywood Stories (2008), Stephen Soucy
  See "Requiem" by Max Pierce
  A collections of short fiction, including stories by Alex Roberts, Ben Scuglia, Felice Picano, Frank Bua, Jameson Currier, Joe Symon, John Morgan Wilson, Kyle T. Wilson, Max Pierce, Paul D. Cain, Rakesh Satyal, Shaun Levin, Stephen Soucy, and Timothy State.

• Love, Bourbon Street: A Celebration of Gay New Orleans (2006), Greg Herren and Paul J. Willis, eds.) -- Winner 2006 Lambda Literary Award for Anthologies

  "It is a great honor that two of my stories have been included in a new anthology celebrating the surviving spirit of a city devastated. Love, Bourbon Street: A Celebration of Gay New Orleans, a collection of stories and poems that capture the eclectic spirit of the city—before, during and after Hurricane Katrina.
  
  I am flattered to be included in the pages of this beautiful book introduced by New York Times best-selling author Patricia Nell Warren. I share space between the covers with award-winning authors such as Martin Poussan, acclaimed gay and lesbian writers Amie M. Evans, Greg Herren, Martin Hyatt, and Paul J. Willis. And in a category all his own, Toni Amato, who I affectionately refer to as, “Dude, my gender-free writing coach.”
  
  Described as “Powerful” by Ian Philips, editor-in-chief of Suspect Thoughts Press, “No Chance” recalls a tragic New Orleans foam party injury, appearing as an enhanced version of a previously published story on my  Balancing Boyfriends blog.
  
  “The Crease in My Palm,” not published in any form until now explores the intersection between expectation and desire influenced by the intuition of a palm reader. This particular story fueled a debate turned argument firing up a cold February evening with my NewTown Writers group meetings; the gay men wanted more sauce and the lesbian women wanted more intellect.
  
  I hope you will seek out this book to decide for yourself, and at the same time enjoy many fine writers I’m privileged to call my peers."

  -- Timothy State (, September 23, 2006 - (10:10:40 am)