Highway of Tears (nonfiction – hardbound) by Jessica McDiarmid (Honor Native American Heritage Month with a compelling read!) For decades, Indigenous women and girls have gone missing or been found…
Movies That Made Me Gay by Larry Duplechan Duplechan has concocted a relentlessly witty autobiography in the form of a pop-culturally erudite examination of movies from a queer, African-American POV.…
We could all use a little fun. Center Repertory Company’s The Legend of Georgia McBride leans into the inherent joy of drag, showcasing its magic center stage as drag continues…
By Jewelle Gomez– On my way to Italy recently, I read Larry Duplechan’s funny, sharp-tongued memoir, Movies That Made Me Gay. Duplechan’s book excavates the cinematic essences that are an…
By Robin Lowey– I was a pioneering lesbian mother in the early 1990s—a time when there weren’t very many of us. My partner and I each gave birth to a boy.…
By Debra Morris– Winter squash is often thought of as just a decorative gourd used during the fall season. Most people are unfamiliar with the wonderful variety of hard-shell winter…
By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– For those of us living in San Francisco, “wine country” tends to conjure up thoughts of Napa and Sonoma. Rightfully so. They are internationally-known…
By Elisa Quinzi– There is a tremendous impulse toward getting free arising now. Intense emotion and a sense of urgency permeate our atmosphere and seek a mode of release. Freedom…
“Fitness is not just about looking attractive and lifting up heavy things. Each time you go to the gym and make a connection, you’re strengthening your vitality of life.” Tore…
Meet Puzzle, our one-year-old Australian cattle dog, boasting a “country heart in a city setting.” She’s a small-town pup navigating the urban jungle, pondering fire hydrants and skyscrapers. Puzzle seeks…
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