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- Shelf Awareness: “Brooklyn’s Hive Mind Books Raising Funds to Acquire BGSQD” (April 7, 2026)
Shelf Awareness published: “Brooklyn’s Hive Mind Books Raising Funds to Acquire BGSQD,” on April 7, 2026 - Gothamist: “How Manhattan’s ‘last queer bookstore’ just might be saved by a Bushwick peer” (April 5, 2026)
Gothamist website published an article about Hive Mind Books preserving the Bureau: “How Manhattan’s ‘last queer bookstore’ just might be saved by a Bushwick peer,” by Giulia Hayword on April 5, 2026 Visit the GoFundMe page to support Hive Minds Books campaign to save the Bureau! - Gay City News: ‘We can’t let that go’: Hive Mind Books looks to save the last queer bookstore in Manhattan (April 7, 2026)
Gay City News published an article about Hive Mind Books acquiring the Bureau: “‘We can’t let that go’: Hive Mind Books looks to save the last queer bookstore in Manhattan,” by Dashiell Allen on April 7, 2026 Visit the GoFundMe page to support Hive Minds Books campaign to save the Bureau! - Help save the Bureau!
Hive Mind Books Needs Your Help to Save the Last Queer Bookstore in Manhattan! Hive Mind Books and the Bureau have launched a fundraising campaign from April to June 1, 2025 to keep the Bureau open: Donate here! The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division, the only queer bookstore in Manhattan, is at risk of closing… - Publisher’s Weekly: Hive Mind Seeks to Acquire One of Manhattan’s Last Queer Bookstores (April 1, 2026)
Publisher’s Weekly published an article about Hive Mind Books acquiring the Bureau: Hive Mind Seeks to Acquire One of Manhattan’s Last Queer Bookstores by Claire Kirch, April 1, 2026. Visit the GoFundMe page to support Hive Minds Books campaign to save the Bureau! - The Garden, December 6, 2025 through April 30, 2026
The Garden is an art exhibition inspired by Monique Wittig’s essay “The Garden,” translated by Lorie Sauble-Otto in GLQ (2007). Wittig, a French author, philosopher, and lesbian theorist, imagined radical spaces for lesbian existence; this show offers a contemporary interpretation of that vision. Featuring darkroom prints, collage, scanned flowers, a card deck, portraits, and video, The Garden arrives at a…