In the corner of my study, behind a white cabinet door, lives a stack of cardboard ream boxes containing twenty-three unpublished books; received writings, essays, four novels, and six collections of stories. I’ve written hundreds of stories over the years, some published, but most not, including these:
1 – From Torah Told Different
Genesis Chapter Zero
The Life of Sarah
Alexandria – The Hidden Text
Sadie’s Same Old Shabbat
2 – From Queering the Text
The Seeker
In the Heart of the Heart of the Palace
My Forsaken Garden
Mincha: Gazing Out of a Window
3 – From little pictures
the novelist as a child
the novelist and the alien
drishka
the novelist
4 – From Small Epiphanies (unpublished)
Nanny’s Garden
5 – From Life in the 23rd Century (unpublished)
The Art of Poetry in the Milky Way Galaxy
6 – From Rivkeh’s Sewing Machine (unpublished)
Tea With Freud and Einstein
Rivkeh’s Sewing Machine
7 – From Abducted by Aliens (unpublished)
Ten’tsur Exploratory Mission # 931 to Planet # 2536-88-199/3
Brain Surgery
Eden Gardens
Andrew reviewed the film Sabbath Queen (2024) for the Jewish News of California
Andrew was a guest on The Queer Spirit Podcast
Episode 4: Queer Men & the Sacred with Andrew Ramer
An article featured at Evolve – Groundbreaking Jewish Conversations:
Celebrating the Seven Days of Shavuot: A Journey of Revelation and Relationship
Andrew Ramer was featured in the Bay Area Reporter:
Queer author reinvents Jewish history in new book
An interview with Andrew appears in the Forward:
Why Andrew Ramer Is One of Our Most Righteous Men
Andrew has stories and an interview in Zeek
Stories featured in Jewrotica
Stories by Andrew on the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco website, 2013 – 2015
Andrew’s stories are featured in The Sun Magazine
Andrew’s articles in White Crane Journal
Andrew’s stories In Sh’ma:
At Ritualwell – Tradition & Innovation:
In Transtorah:
A Pre-Surgery (or any other transition) Mikveh* Ritual
At Keshet:
Something Queer in the Vineyards (Parashat Balak)
In Tattoo Highway:
Debra Liebowitz, Astronomy Major, in Transit
From the now extinct blog MindfulGay:
Andrew Ramer, sharing the same tribe
Andrew has a dozen stories at the now defunct website Doorknobs & Bodypaint. The website is housed at the Internet Archive. Follow the link above and then click the ‘writers’ link and search for Andrew Ramer.
A story from the now expired Riverbabble:
Wingsong: For All the Friends Who Died of AIDS
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