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Getting to “Unfinished Business”
By Robert Bannon Tackle those dreams, quiet the fears, and finish that work. The post Getting to “Unfinished Business” appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.
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Drag Queens I Have Loved
By Stephen Fox When I came out in the mid-1960s, gay people were closeted, and drag was an underground art. The post Drag Queens I Have Loved appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.
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Turn the Tables
By Bruce Skeiff Let’s not leave out our ability to reach out to the authors. It can broaden and build our personal community in a time of social isolation – even without a pandemic. The post Turn the...
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This is Where My Story Begins
By Randi Triant Somewhere along these years, I’ve made a conscious decision to keep writing stories with characters that have AIDS. The post This is Where My Story Begins appeared first on The Gay...
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The One That Got Away
By John Sacowicz For my whole life, I have wondered what it would have been like to be touched by Tom. The post The One That Got Away appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.
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The ANTIBOY Legacy
By Jane Badler My son had a vision for the world. He called himself “ANTIBOY”. He was against all labels and yearned for freedom to be whoever he wanted to be, and imagined a world where people were...
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The Problem With Adoption and the Case for Doing it Anyway
By Cheryl Klein “It’s a personal decision” sounds so pat, so unhelpful. So instead I’ll say this: Face the wave. If it calls to you, ride it. The post The Problem With Adoption and the Case for Doing...
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An Organization Man Has an Epiphany
By Richard Gartner The next thing I knew, my body was trembling from the inside out. I was paralyzed and yet in vibratory motion at the same time. The post An Organization Man Has an Epiphany appeared...
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What Comes After
by Mae Espada My mother whimpering, choking, eating her own words: “Really, who, what, are you?” Me, sitting down, clutching my phone in one hand and my bandaged chest in the other. This can’t be true....
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Keep Telling Her Story
By Dick Atkins Tiffany never gave up hope for her ultimate goal, finding love and comfort in the body and soul she felt was hers. The post Keep Telling Her Story appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian...
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