Baldwin once wrote,

Life is tragic simply because the earth turns and the sun inexorably rises and sets, and one day, for each Continue reading →

“the Queer Liberation I fought for”

Toronto’s Gay Pride Parade is a capitalist capitulation so far from the Queer Liberation I fought for in the 1980s Continue reading →

Marnie Day

  “Can you believe it’s June already?” “I know, I so owe you a visit.” I board the express bus Continue reading →

Roundabout

  Without question, writer, poet, man about town, JEFFREY ROUND is one of the most affable men you’re likely to ever meet. Continue reading →

Full Throttle Vulnerability

  “I’ve stopped holding back.”   Poet JIM NASON‘s fifth collection, Touch Anywhere To Begin (Signature Editions, 2016), is hot. Not Continue reading →

“I like penises.”

“What can I do?” he said. “I like penises.” OCEAN VUONG Photo: Ocean & Peter (from Field Notes.) Above: Yes Continue reading →

Cooling it

“I had to go through a time of isolation in order to come to terms with who and what I Continue reading →

Today I Am In Awe

Today I am unemployed. So far, every day feels like a Saturday. Yesterday while I was driving around in the Continue reading →