Fitness model Anthony Catanzaro releases coffee table book to benefit Parkinson’s battle
In his brand-new coffee table book featuring 165 pages of photos and original poems, the popular fitness model who found…
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Books
Teen superhero Aqualad comes out in new YA graphic novel from DC Comics
DC Comics’ first teen superhero has gone through many iterations. The first teen hero to bear the name “Aqualad” was…
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LGBTQ fiction writer David Jay Collins introduces readers to ‘Gay Bash’ and ‘Summerdale’
Indie author David Jay Collins is excited to introduce new readers to his novels, Gaybash (LGBTQ fiction) and Summerdale (LGBTQ…
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Kyle Meets… Two contributing writers and the editor of ‘Bodies and Barriers’
It comes as no surprise to many of us in the LGBTQ+ community that many of us face many health…
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‘Rainbow Revolutions’ takes us on a colorful and informative ride through LGBTQ+ history
On May 24, 1988, the British government enacted a law known as Section 28 that made speaking, writing or promoting…
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Eric Poole’s Memoir ‘Excuse Me While I Slip Into Someone More Comfortable’
“In the great tradition of David Sedaris, David Rakoff, and Augusten Burroughs, memoirist Eric Poole recounts his quirky childhood years…
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NYC Queer Comic Fair Enters Its 4th Year
The NYC Queer Comic Fair enters its 4th year with a Kickstarter funded in one hour! The event is a…
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Kyle meets… Jeremy Flagg, and discusses his new chubby, gay superhero
It seems that now more than ever, audiences have been sending the media a clear message: Representation matters. Audiences have…
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PRIDE: Fifty Years of Parades and Protests – an inspiring, extensive visual history of the gay rights movement
It began in New York City on June 28, 1969. When police raided the Stonewall Inn—a bar in Greenwich Village known…
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Dungeons and Drag Queens: Fire Island through the eyes of its worst drag queen
In his second collection of humorous essays, comedian Greg Scarnici recounts some of his most shocking and scandalous experiences over…
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Armistead and Me.
In 1989, I was 17, and being gay I decided to leave home, and go to London. This was a…
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The Days of Anna Madrigal
I first read tales of the city, when I was 17, in London, in 1989. I was new, both to…
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