Where Fiction and Reality Meet
In exactly one month from today, I’ll be heading to the Indianapolis airport at the bootie-crack of dawn to catch a flight to Albuquerque for the second annual GayRomLit convention, Desire in the Desert. I’ll be showing up at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino with my roomie, Rhys Ford, and a heaping helping of... Continue Reading →
I’ll be the first to admit I’m not an activist, I’m a pacifist, and I believe firmly in the concept of “live and let live”. I’ll be me, you be you, and hopefully—not as Republicans or Democrats, not as Protestants, Catholics, Buddhists, Muslims, Wiccans, Agnostics, or Atheists, not as men or women—but as human beings,... Continue Reading →
I don't surf the net much. Hell, I don't even watch television much. I'm too busy reading, so I may be the last person on the planet to have seen this video. Okay, maybe not the last, but nearly three-million people have seen this video before me, so yeah, I'm a little slow on the... Continue Reading →
I wasn't planning to do another Hop post. I'll be perfectly honest with you: although I have a blog, I'm not what you'd actually call a blogger. I love to talk about the books I read, but otherwise, I'm really pretty boring. :) Yet here I am, blogging again, and all because I was inspired... Continue Reading →
I wasn't planning to do another Hop post. I'll be perfectly honest with you: although I have a blog, I'm not what you'd actually call a blogger. I love to talk about the books I read, but otherwise, I'm really pretty boring. :) Yet here I am, blogging again, and all because I was inspired... Continue Reading →
Last month, a teenager at Arsenal Tech High School here in Indianapolis was reprimanded and eventually expelled for firing a stun gun at school. Why did Darnell "Dynasty" Young own a stun gun, let alone have it in his possession on school property? The answer is horrifying yet simple--his mother gave it to him because... Continue Reading →
Last month, a teenager at Arsenal Tech High School here in Indianapolis was reprimanded and eventually expelled for firing a stun gun at school. Why did Darnell "Dynasty" Young own a stun gun, let alone have it in his possession on school property? The answer is horrifying yet simple--his mother gave it to him because... Continue Reading →
Thirteen years ago, my sister was diagnosed with an incurable form of cancer called Multiple Myeloma. It's an aggressive disease that attacks the marrow in the bones, as mutated white blood cells reproduce unchecked, taking up room in the marrow cavity and, in turn, leaving less and less room for normal cells to grow. As... Continue Reading →
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