Trash: Stories
A collection exploring loss, shame, love and the difficult work of telling the truth. A starting point for readers drawn to lives beyond polite convention.
Read about Trash on DWGStories told on their own terms. Explore a shelf of creative experiments and voices that found a home in independent publishing.
Four paths into the collection, with information from the authors and publishers themselves.
A collection exploring loss, shame, love and the difficult work of telling the truth. A starting point for readers drawn to lives beyond polite convention.
Read about Trash on DWGA novel about gender, working-class life and the search for belonging. The author’s website offers a free PDF and information about an at-cost print edition.
Find the free author edition (opens in a new tab)An anthology of Black lesbian coming-out stories from the original Dreamwalker collection. Her DWG profile connects this anthology with more of her work.
Explore Lisa C. Moore on DWGShort fiction moving through gay and Asian identities, cultural heritage and self-discovery. His DWG profile brings together his books and related writing.
Explore Andy Quan on DWGAll 21 original selections remain here. Some are available in newer editions; others may be found through libraries or secondhand sellers.
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The original directory connects this shelf with a wider circle of authors and editors. Follow a name to a book on this page or to an existing Dreamwalker profile.
Go deeper into the publishing communities behind these books.
Explore the press behind Does Your Mama Know? and the bull-jean stories, with information about Black lesbian and gay writing and its anthologies.
Visit RedBone Press (opens in a new tab)Gloria Anzaldúa’s Making Face, Making Soul/Haciendo Caras connects this shelf with Aunt Lute’s feminist publishing history and its wider collection.
Explore Aunt Lute (opens in a new tab)Many of the books on this shelf were gathered around the Lambda Literary Awards’ historical small-press categories. Follow the official records to explore that history.
Browse the award archive (opens in a new tab)These listings remain part of the collection’s history. A current ordering link has not been confirmed.
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The original page described a small press publishing fiction, nonfiction, poetry and erotica for gay and bisexual adult readers.