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When they Misgendered You at Your Memorial
Sam Dylan French writes a beautiful and loving tribute to a transgender friend he lost to suicide. ‘“I blew glitter over their body just before they were cremated,” your mother tells me. And this is how you left us, anointed by the shimmering breath of your mother.’
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Early Bird Special
unlike the midnight special / there are no songs / to celebrate the early bird special / no IHOPian bard, / no poet laureate of the blue plate / no bargain basement Dylan / no cut price Cohen / to extol the digestive / and economic benefits / of getting an early start.
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Living with Dolly Parton
Asking difficult questions often comes at a cost.
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Three Stories to Read this LGBT History Month
From The Golden Girls to 17th-century London, these stories explore the rich layers of queer history.
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How Do You Move Past Rejection? A Writer Reflects
For Holland Rae, a “no” can be deflating — but also energizing.
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How Soprano Charlotte Hoather Took Her Singing — and Blogging — to New Heights
The up-and-coming singer shares insight on building community, using social media, and finding time to blog even on busy weeks.
