Highlights from the archive
Healing Tales: the radio show
How We Invented Safer Sex in Dangerous Times
The STUD: Its history from the beginning
The posts in this section are based on various interviews I did, beginning in the ’90s, of people whose work in the community I loved but who had not been given a lot of mainstream press.
POP 101: Now Then & Back When
The overly emotive romantic needs a little touch of cyanide now and again.
Silk Roads: In Central Asia Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Our short excursion back onto the old Silk Roads gave us some fabulous glimpses of the cultures that criss-crossed three continents here…
… and now a Blog for a Brave New Year
Could you maybe use a biweekly Blog for our Brave New Year? As we keep moving into this time of daily challenges to our democracy— and our sanity— my hope for the blog is to feature feisty reminders that we have been through dark, difficult times before. But have survived fabulously! If, like me, you would appreciate some reassurance, I’m adding this Blog to my Archive.
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A new look and a Blog
Welcome to the colorful new iteration of my website, thanks to a brilliant designer! Having turned 76, those annoying “what was that word/name/place?” moments seem more frequent. So now…
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Full Day in the Windy City
The heroism of the gay community during the worst years of the AIDS Pandemic was nothing short of miraculous. And it is in danger of being forgotten so soon, only…