It's Pride Month! Hear from LGBTQI writers including celebrated Seattle poet Sarah Galvin, former Made at Hugo House fellow and poet Matthew Schnirman, Hugo House instructor and poet Anastacia-Renee, and Lambda Award–winning memoirist Mattilda Sycamore.

Many pieces of fiction detail what could happen in the future. Gary Shteyngart's Super Sad True Love Story eerily anticipated more than a few technological "advancements" that would come in the years following its publication. 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke was, well, not so prescient about the year 2000. And we're still waiting for the

A lively reading from three poets who are unrepentant natural science geeks: Amy Glynn, Rebecca Hoogs, and Sierra Nelson. We will veer from lapidary to lepidoptera to liriodendrons; porphyry to porifera to poppies—this reading will be quick-witted, sexy, and very probably hilarious. Maybe all at once. Glynn will read from her new collection of poems, A