About this Event
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Join us on Tuesday, May 26, in Remington to celebrate the release of Cat Fitzpatrick's new book, The Dinner Party! Cat will be in conversation with Baltimore writer Lyra Peacock!
About The Dinner Party:
Cat Fitzpatrick returns to the chaotic and adorable world of the trans femme with The Dinner Party, a jubilant celebration of queerness and a tender ode to how communities are formed through fostering support, joy, and love.
In the title piece, a riotous post-pandemic dinner party inspires musings on love and gender. Then there is “A Stay in the Country,” a short arcadian pageant; “Baby Book,” about the trials and tribulations of making babies as queer and transsexual couples; “Letter to Crabstick,” an epistolary friendship; and “Uxorious Sonnets,” a collection of eight love poems.
The Dinner Party releases on Tuesday, May 19. Preorder your copy here!
CAT FITZPATRICK's debut novel, The Call-Out (Seven Stories Press, 2022), was awarded the 2023 Lambda Award for Transgender Fiction. She is the author of the poetry collection Glamourpuss (Topside Press, 2016), and the co-editor of the anthology Meanwhile, Elsewhere: Science Fiction & Fantasy from Transgender Writers, which won the ALA Stonewall Award for Literature. Fitzpatrick is the first trans woman Director of the Women’s and Gender Studies program at Rutgers University–Newark, and she also serves as the Editrix at LittlePuss Press. The Dinner Party (Seven Stories Press, 2026) is her second novel in verse.
Lyra Peacock is the author of the chapbook, Monsoon Season (self-published, 2025) and is currently hard at work on her debut novel. When not writing, she's organizing trans-centered community events and roasting coffee. She is from Phoenix, Arizona and lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Greedy Reads Remington, 320 West 29th Street, Baltimore, United States
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