Michelle Tea

...Ave.) 10 p.m. Good Asian Drivers as part of the Decibelle Music Lounge at Heartland Cafe (7000 N. Glenwood) 7:30 - 10:30 p.m. Michelle Tea, Rhiannan Argo and Ariel Schrag at Sister Spit: The Next Generation at Women and Children First...

In this article: Me'Shell Ndegeocello, Sister Spit, and Chicago

...based in San Francisco, signed to Mr. Lady Records. They formed in 1994 and disbanded in 2006. Founding members included Michelle Tea and Sini Anderson, Other members included Jan LeCroy and poet Eileen Myles. The group were noted for...

In this article: Sister Spit, Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, Mr. Lady Records, San Francisco, Ladyfest, Stonewall Book Award, and The Independent Weekly

...want to go to at first because they've heard it's just a poetry reading, but they leave having a blast," Tea said. Along with Tea, this tour's line-up includes an all-star list of literary talent: Beth Lisick, "trans-licious performance...

In this article: Sister Spit, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Ariel Schrag, and The Jerry Springer Show

...politics and braggadocio are put-ons. I'm not so sure. And at Elliott Bay Book Company, it's time for Sister Spit. Michelle Tea, who is, as the blogging kids say, "teh hotness," reads with several other up-and-coming authors. Sister...

In this article: Sister Spit, Drizzt, Wikipedia, and R.A. Salvatore

In April 2007, Michelle Tea decided to revive Sister Spit as Sister Spit: The Next Generation pulling together old favourites such as Lynne Breedlove, Eileen Myles and Ali Liebegott and also introducing a whole new selection of...

In this article: Sister Spit, Cristy Road, and Eileen Myles

...is originally from Chelsea, Massachusetts (a city next to Boston ) and currently lives in San Francisco . Tea was the co-founder of the Sister Spit spoken word tour. Her books, mostly memoirs, are known for their views into the queercore...

In this article: San Francisco, Bay Guardian, Sister Spit, The Believer, Tulane University, and Ducky DooLittle

...and performances. The always-evolving group has been on the road on and off since 1997. This rendition includes writers Michelle Tea and Beth Lisick ("Everybody in the Pool"), tranny performance artist Ben McCoy, graphic novelist and...

In this article: String quartet, Stage fright, Sister Spit, Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter, and NPR

...about Tea's account is that it places front-and-center one of the fashion industry's biggest unstated issues: Social class. Tea, whose last contribution to The Believer was an excellent 2006 essay that offered a queer theory reading...

In this article: Beth Ditto, Paris, Gossip, Fendi, The Believer, Kate Moss, Big Bang, and Capitalism

...out more (like how to get a physical copy of the magazine) at The Believer. This issue also includes a great traveling diary by Michelle Tea kept during her time with the Gossip in Paris during Fashion Week. The best part about guys who...

In this article: In Rainbows, Thom Yorke, The Believer, Stereogum, Willy and the Poor Boys, IPod, and Hail to the Thief

...anything," Tea added. "Unless for a good reason." "You're more likely to get cruised than to get bored," Tea said. San Francisco author Tea started the nonprofit RADAR Productions nearly six years ago on the heels of her national spoken...

In this article: Ali Liebegott, San Francisco, Sister Spit, Radar, Akumal, and Mexico