In Crashing Cathedrals: Edmund White by the Book, established writers, new voices, journalists, friends, former students, White’s husband, and a recent editor/publisher provide personal appraisals of White’s work in the order in which his books were published. This event will feature readings from Alysia Abbott, Brian Alessandro, Tom Cardamone, Michael Carroll, Philip F. Clark, Alden Jones, Frank Pizzoli, Charlie Vazquez, and William Sterling Walker.
Read MoreIn November 2016, Chelsea Station Magazine published William Sterling Walker's new essay on Edmund White's book, The Flâneur: A Stroll through the Paradoxes of Paris.
Read MoreJust published in one of the leading online literary magazines, Chelsea Station, is a one-to-one interview with William Sterling Walker called, "Author as Artist: A Conversation with William Sterling Walker."
Read MoreWilliam Sterling Walker's review of Death in Venice, California was recently published in Chelsea Station Magazine.
Read MoreThe need for, or lack of, connection with strangers or loved ones, the apparent sincerity of the characters, one that eases the connection into place as the specter of HIV/AIDS often hovers in the background, is a recurring theme throughout all the stories found in Desire: Tales of New Orleans by William Sterling Walker.
Read MoreMay 15-18, 2014, marks the 11th edition of the Saints and Sinners Literary Festival in New Orleans, where William Sterling Walker will be on two panels.
Read MoreChelsea Station Editions will publish two anthologies: With: New Gay Fiction and Between: New Gay Poetry. These two volumes are the first original anthologies published by Chelsea Station Editions, and both feature work by William Sterling Walker.
Read More“There are very few gay bookstores left and other independent bookstores are going away too ... I think it’s very important for writers and readers to connect and to do so on the face-to-face level.”
Read MoreA story from Desire: Tales of New Orleans called "Farewell to Wise's" was selected for Lethe Press' Best Gay Stories 2013. The book is out now and William's story received high praise from the blog Impressions of a Reader.
Read MoreDesire: Tales of New Orleans was nominated as a 25th Annual Lambda Literary Foundation Awards finalist in the category of "LGBT Debut Fiction." Along with his husband, artist Jeffrey Dreiblatt, William attended the awards ceremony on June 3, 2013.
Read MoreOn May 26, 2013, William Sterling Walker was awarded the first "Emerging Writer" prize for Desire: Tales of New Orleans from the New Orleans-based Saints and Sinner Literary Festival.
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