A radio interview with Editor Michelle Tea and contributor Nicole J. Georges.

PQ Monthly announces a Sister Spit celebration and provides a little bit of the history behind Sister Spit.

Michelle Tea and Sister Spit are mentioned in a list of "hard-working authors and cultural historians [that] keep our cultural climate both grounded and provocative."

An interview with Michelle Tea.

Michelle Tea discusses the Sister Spit imprint, forthcoming books, coffee, clothes, drugs, and the astrological signs of each of the anthology's contributors

An interview with Michelle Tea.

The music playlist to Sister Spit. 

Sister Spit was mentioned in the Books by the Bay column, which is syndicated to the San Jose Mercury News, Contra Costa Times, and Oakland Tribune. The Oct. 24 & 25th events were promoted.

Velvetpark interviews Michelle Tea.

Michelle Tea discusses the mission of the City Lights/Sister Spit imprint: "I won't be publishing anyone who isn't right for the tour. So, primarily but not exclusively writings that are informed by a queer, feminist outsider perspectives."

In this darkly humorous excerpt, "February 13, 1982," poet Eileen Myles gives a candid recollection of her first experience attending her own book party.

This column looks at Bay Area books coming out this season with a brief synopsis, a sample line, and a note about who blurbed the book.

OUT Magazine interviewed editor Michelle Tea and publisher Elaine Katzenberger.

An interview with Michelle Tea.

Michelle Tea answers Passport's questionnaire about some her local recommendations for their blog "San Francisco Agenda".

Michelle Tea discusses partnering with City Lights for the new Sister Spit imprint.

The website Velvet Park announced the new City Lights/Sister Spit imprint and recommended the anthology.

San Francisco author Michelle Tea has teamed up with City Lights Publishers to launch the Sister Spit imprint, strating with the Sister Spit anthology.