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Written by Popular PublicityPosted on February 3, 2018February 3, 2018

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Andy Reynolds dba Popular Publicity is a New York City-based book, music, film, event and lifestyle publicist, as well as an expert in LGBT media worldwide, representing a rich spectrum of LGBTQ clients from scholarly publishers to The Black Party®.

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I am a publicist specializing in LGBTQ projects. If you’re like me, you’re sick of your newsfeed, but very curious about how your peers are coping with the COVID-19 virus. Staying home? How’s work? Frightened? What brings comfort? I took an informal poll of media people, clients, and friends, asking them to answer on personal, honest, level. Tap the bio link to read their answers. And if you’d like to answer, please email me, and I’ll add your quote to the page. Be sure to include your name, occupation, and IG handle. #covıd19 #copingwithcovid19 #coronavairus #stfh #stayhome

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Staying home. Eyes wander. (No, this is not a feeble attempt at haiku.) Here, Jeff Stryker playing cards (his country music single was my first pr gig when I began under the name Penetration, Inc. (changed to Popular Publicity in 2010). Print of a gorgeous painting by Lucio Carvalho picked up at a recent exhibition during The Armory Show. Postcard of “Gorgeous” by Mel Odom. Picked up at Daniel Cooney Fine Art after a fascinating interview of Odom by Edmund White.

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Stay home. Read! Recent and recommended books. Sci-fi to history. Missing is Ted Chiang’s brilliant “Exhalations,” on loan to a friend. “Nothing to See Here,” by Kevin Wilson is about bratty kids who spontaneously combust when upset and is a scream, if you need a good LOL read.

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