Steve Rothaus, Joe Jervis (Joe.My.God.) and Steven Petrow (Huffington Post) to speak at GALLA Festival

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Steve Rothaus, Joe Jervis (Joe.My.God.) and Steven Petrow (Huffington Post) to speak at GALLA Festival

The 2010 annual Gay And Lesbian Literary Arts (GALLA) Festival runs April 9-11 in Fort Lauderdale, presented by the Stonewall Library & Archives.

I’ll be speaking about ‘The Art of Blogging’ at 3 p.m. Friday, April 9. My fellow panelists are Joe Jervis (Joe.My.God.) and Steven Petrow (The Essential Book of Gay Manners and Etiquette) of Huffington Post. The panel will be moderated by Tony Adams (Father Tony of Bilerico Project).

Other speakers include Elizabeth Taylor biographer William Mann and young-adults author Joyce Sweeney.

The complete program is posted below. Click here to register.

2010 Galla Panels

Posted by Steve Rothaus at 01:07 PM in Arts, Bisexual, Books, Business, Current Affairs, Florida, Food and Drink, Fort Lauderdale & Broward County, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Media, Politics, Religion, Theater, Transgender, Travel, Workplace, Youth | Permalink

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