Month: June 2009

Books

Kuta Bubbles

To make a long story short, the drag queen who narrates this haunting murder mystery involving Bali “rent boys” and…

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Sprout

Dale Peck explores the complexities of being gay in small-town America with his latest novel, Sprout. Based on his own…

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Death Stalks the Night

Sergeant Erin Brody and a squad of troopers seek a killer creature stalking their all-female military base. Accompanied on the…

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Victor Fleming: An American Movie Master

Victor Fleming, the legendary director of The Wizard of Oz, wasn't gay, but his first big star was, according to…

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How to Live: A Search for Wisdom from Old People (While They Are Still on This Earth)

“Thank God you're gay,” advises one of the over-70 characters whom humorist Henry Alford interviews for this witty guide to…

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Features

Preserving Houston’s LGBT History

The history of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people must not disappear like a gentle breeze that leaves no mark.…

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Blue Jesus

In the Appalachian Mountains, circa 1960, a self-described sissy boy, Buddy, becomes best friends with a blue boy, Early, who…

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Features

About the Pride Festival

GLBT Health and Wellness Pavilion and the Legal Advice Tent are cornerstones of the 2009 Pride Festival. Walgreens Health &…

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Daddy, Papa, and Me

Lesléa Newman (Heather Has Two Mommies) follows up last month's Mommy, Mama, and Me with a book showing the joy…

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Jamaica’s No Paradise

The picture looked so perfect. You weren't really looking for a vacation destination, but the smiling faces on that poster…

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