Grandma Betty – Bright Lights, Small City
I want to talk about something this month, but I cannot cleverly tie it to HIV. I won’t even try. This column is actually...
Goodbye, But Not Forever
Goodbye, But Not Forever
Reflections on Editing an HIV/AIDS Magazine After 22 Years
by Chael Needle
It’s very hard to say goodbye, but it must be done....
Jonathan Miles: Advocate
Jonathan Miles
by Ruby Comer
What a countenance! Those peepers, those dimples, those lips, those chiseled lines. He even has a beauty mark. Frank Gehry couldn’t...
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Sorting It All Out
by Lester Strong
“Give and take”—a friendly sounding phrase, perhaps indicating a congenial kind of relationship where people help each other in...
For No Good Reason
For No Good Reason
by David Waggoner
March is sadness for the Waggoner family. My recently deceased mother, my father who passed away in 2013, and...
Where Do We Go From Here?
Where Do We Go From Here?
by David Waggoner
For everyone out there, I have one question: Where do we go from here?
And, yes, you can...
For Better or Worse—He’s My Man
For Better or Worse—He's My Man
You Can't Fit Love and Intimacy into a Box
by John Francis Leonard
For some of us, we come to a...
Melanie Ann Haskin Reese: Advocate
Melanie Ann Haskin Reese
by Ruby Comer
“Oh well...
Actually, I’m not sighing. Your columnist is introducing this month’s subject, Melanie Reese, Executive Director of OWEL (Older...
blu sunne: A Blog by Lester Strong: Dropping a Name
Dropping a Name
by Lester Strong
Relatively recently I had the good fortune to have a lost and unknown short play by American playwright Edward Albee...
Matt Caprioli: Advocate
Matt Caprioli
Ruby's Rap by Ruby Comer
“The jockstrap. It’s comfortable. It’s stretchy. It’s generous on your waist. It will always make your butt look good....
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