Patricia Nell Warren: September 2008

Email Address: patricia@bilerico.com

Location: Beverly Hills, CA

Project Contributor Since: July 2007

Entries by this Contributor: 9

Patricia Nell Warren grew up on a Montana ranch and started publishing poetry and short fiction at age 17. Her bestselling gay novels -- notably The Front Runner, Harlan’s Race and Billy’s Boy -- started their print history in 1974 and continue today with groundbreaking choices of themes and characters. As an activist, she has been involved in women’s rights and free-speech cases that went to the U.S. Supreme Court. In recent years she turned to provocative editorials, writing about post-9/11 issues, youth, elders, AIDS politics and other issues. She also got active in politics, assisting with Democratic fundraising and serving as commission of education in the Los Angeles Unified School District. In 2006 she ran for city council in West Hollywood. Many prestigious awards have come her way, including the Barry Goldwater Award, the New York City Public Advocate Award, and the Independent Publisher Gold Medal. Wildcat Press is her own independent publishing imprint, with its website at www.wildcatpress.com. Her personal page, with many posted editorials and articles, is www.patricianellwarren.com.

All Warren's material published on The Bilerico Project is copyright 2007-2008 by Patricia Nell Warren. All rights reserved.

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  - Guest Blogger

• Cha-Ching! The Insurance Companies Win?

  - Sara Whitman

• Adam Lambert kissed a man on TV

  - Alex Blaze

• If S/he Were Positive, Would You Stay?

  - Betty Greene Salwak

• Vegas trans activists move to merge with Reno group

  - Cassandra Keenan

• A Bilerico Mixer in San Francisco!

  - Bil Browning

• Sodomy wasn't born yesterday

  - Alex Blaze

• Camp Lobby Card: Private Property

  - Gloria Brame Ph.D.

• Outing Catholic Priests Is a Fair Game at Churchouting.org

  - Father Tony

• ENDA: Reading the Tea Leaves

  - Dr. Jillian T. Weiss

• Public Health cuts could leave Chicago HIV+ in the lurch

  - Phil Reese

• Jorge Steven Lopez Mercado's mother speaks

  - Bil Browning