Ann Herendeen

I only just discovered, five years after the fact, that the Author's Note, one of my better efforts of nonfiction, was left out of the e-book of Phyllida and the Brotherhood of Philander! HarperCollins will be releasing a complete e-book shortly. But for those of you who already bought the e-book, I am posting the essay as a (long) blog post here and on my LiveJournal.

I'll be doing some standup comedy and storytelling over the next few weeks (or months, if I can find enough open mics and write enough new material). If you'll be in NYC, hope you can catch one of these informal events. Watch my Facebook page for details.

And you thought I couldn't write short! See my post ("When Life Imitates Art") on The Popular Romance Project's blog, "Talking About Romance." The link is at the top of the page.

Issue 3.1 of the Journal of Popular Romance Studies has gone live, with the papers of presentations given at the Third Annual International Conference on Popular Romance (2011). I've put the link to my paper, "The Upper-Class Bisexual Top as Romantic Hero: (Pre)Dominant in the Social Structure and in the Bedroom," at the top (naturally) of this page.

The video of my reading from Birth, Book 4 of Lady Amalie's memoirs is here (see link above):
Credit to Efrain Gonzalez for his camera work.

My queered version of the Cinderella story, A Charming Menage, is available in the 4th anthology from Gay City: At Second Glance.

Retribution, Book 6 in the ECLIPSIS series of Lady Amalie's memoirs (e-books), is now "live" for Kindle, Nook and all other formats. Check out the fabulous new cover design!

See the "Selected Works" section (at right) for Recognition, Choices, Wedding, Birth and Captivity (Books 1-5).

My article, 'Banished Children': Jane Austen and the Village Wet Nurse, is on p. 8-9 of the fall issue of the JASNA-NY newsletter.

Pride/Prejudice was honored to be one of the five finalists for the Lambda Literary Award in the Bisexual Fiction category!

Readings from Pride/Prejudice on YouTube

Readings from Pride/Prejudice on Facebook

The Bilicious Show--Boston

Interview on P/P with Samuel Claiborne

MP3 of my interview with Lara Zielinsky on BlogTalkRadio.

Lady Amalie, my alter ego, the writer and performer, reads from Pride/Prejudice. Segments available on YouTube and Facebook (see links above).

Events

When Life Imitates Art

My post on The Popular Romance Project's blog (follow-up to the IASPR paper)

The Upper-Class Bisexual Top as Romantic Hero

My contribution to the 3rd IASPR Conference

Invitation to Bar 82 reading

Reading from Birth, Lady Amalie's memoirs #4

JASNA-NY newsletter (Fall 2011)

Reading from P/P at Bluestockings

Bi Talk Radio interview podcast

I only just discovered, five years after the fact, that the Author's Note, one of my better efforts of nonfiction, was left out of the e-book of Phyllida and the Brotherhood of Philander! HarperCollins will be releasing a complete e-book shortly. But for those of you who already bought the e-book, I am posting the essay as a (long) blog post here and on my LiveJournal.

Spring 2013:

I'll be doing some standup comedy and storytelling at various open mics and The Moth. My Facebook page will have the details of places, days and times. If you're in NYC, hope you can catch one of these informal events.

The video of my reading from Birth, Book 4 of Lady Amalie's memoirs, is here (see link above):
We Three Productions, a series of biweekly readings at Bar 82 on Monday nights.
Credit to Efrain Gonzalez for his camera work.

My queered version of the Cinderella story, A Charming Menage, is available in the 4th anthology from Gay City: At Second Glance.

Retribution, Book 6 in the ECLIPSIS series of Lady Amalie's memoirs (e-books), is now "live" for Kindle, Nook and all other formats. Check out the fabulous new cover design!

See the "Selected Works" section (at right) for Recognition, Choices, Wedding, Birth and Captivity (Books 1-5).

My article, 'Banished Children': Jane Austen and the Village Wet Nurse, is on p. 8-9 of the fall issue of the JASNA-NY newsletter.

Pride/Prejudice was honored to be named one of the five finalists for the Lambda Literary Award in the Bisexual Fiction category.

You can see (and hear) my five-minute reading on a program of twelve Lambda Award finalists at Bluestockings Bookstore and Cafe on May 12. Efrain Gonzalez shot the video. (See link above.)

The podcast of my interview on Bi Talk Radio is now available (see link above).

Below are some photos from the Bilicious Show in Boston, in September of 2010.

Credit for photos: Helene Norton-Russell Photography

The complete set of photos, including: performers Rob Barton, Michael Monroe, and Robin Renee; producer Susannah Layton; and Bisexual Resource Center's Ellyn Ruthstrom, are on the Bilicious Facebook page.

Bilicious Facebook page

Photos from the Bilicious Show Boston, Sept.. 2010