The City and Its Uncertain Walls (fiction – hardcover) by Haruki Murakami This is a love story, a quest, and an ode to books and libraries, set in a surreal…
Masquerade by Mike Fu Set in Shanghai and New York, Masquerade is replete with odd strangers and strange disappearances, eerie coincidences, and potential ghosts. What’s not to love? Nightmare Before…
By Susan Berston– When award-winning filmmaker Deborah Craig was making her short documentary A Great Ride (2018), about lesbians and aging, she received a tip from aikido sensei Penny Sablove…
By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– “Just hear those sleigh bells jingling,Ring ting tingling too Come on, it’s lovely weather For a sleigh ride together with you”—”Sleigh Ride” by Leroy…
(Editor’s Note: This article will be the last for the column authored by Debra Morris, who recently retired “after 55 years of nonstop work”! She is looking forward to putting…
Cocktails with Dina– For 13 long years, the 18th Amendment prohibited the buying or selling of alcohol. But the ban unwittingly sparked a transformation of the industry still felt today.…
By Sister Dana Van Iquity– Sister Dana sez, “Each year on TRANSGENDER DAY OF REMEMBRANCE, we have paused to remember, honor, and mourn the lives of transgender people lost to violence in…
Photos by Rink The 2024 Hand to Hand gala, a benefit for the organization Project Open Hand, was held on Friday, November 22, at The Hibernia. It was an evening…
“Celebrating Trailblazing Lesbians,” a short film premiere party, washosted by author Robin Lowey on Saturday, November 16, at Manny’s,the popular café and meeting space located at 3092 16th Street. The…
By Marcy Adelman– The first state-funded study of LGBTQIA+ midlife and older adults in California is nearing completion. It is a two-part study on LGBTQIA+ aging that includes both an…
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