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Andrea Gibson Refused to ‘Battle’ Cancer
When Gibson died on Monday, at age 49, those closest to the poet consoled mourning fans by sharing some of Gibson’s last words: “I fucking loved my life.” Accepting their illness and their mortality had transformed Gibson. “You tap into the brevity of something,” they’d told Freethink, “and all of a sudden everything becomes more special.”
When searching for a prominent member of the LGBT community to appear at the event, Stay immediately thought of Gibson, picturing the poet performing in Kayenta under the stars of the desert sky.
As if it were a jump shot from their basketball-obsessed childhood, “soaring towards the rim like a kite,” Andrea Gibson ...
Poet Andrea Gibson performed for a small, intimate crowd at the Hangar Theatre Thursday night. Gibson’s girlfriend, Megan Falley, a queer-femme author of three poetry collections, opened for ...
The late poet Andrea Gibson is the focus of the highly anticipated documentary "Come See Me in the Good Light." ...
In one of her poems from the collection Love Letter from the Afterlife, Andrea Gibson writes, “Why did no one tell us that to die is to be reincarnated in those we love while they are still ...
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