Happy Flag Day!
To me the flag means liberty, equality, justice, opportunity and community. Of course I am proud of those things. What does … Continue reading Happy Flag Day!
Category: Gay
A review of “Standing On Ceremony – The Gay Marriage Plays” directed by Wendy Knox
I attended a production of “Standing on Ceremony, The Gay Marriage Plays” on Saturday, June 9, 2012 with my partner, … Continue reading A review of “Standing On Ceremony – The Gay Marriage Plays” directed by Wendy Knox
Poison Ivy
Sometimes its easy to see the flowers: But not so easy to see the weeds and poison ivy: Poison Ivy … Continue reading Poison Ivy
The difference between something and nothing.
As a “real” author, one should know something when writing. For this first pregnancy I call a story, I know … Continue reading The difference between something and nothing.
A quote from upcoming novel “Alexander’s Tale” by R. Scott Tyler
The stare must have burned into the artist’s consciousness, because he looked up and smiled right at Nico. Gilbert then … Continue reading A quote from upcoming novel “Alexander’s Tale” by R. Scott Tyler
Each Other’s
I originally wrote the following very short poem (at the bottom of this post) in 1986. It was written with … Continue reading Each Other’s
Floating Boat House, Philippines
The two of them paid their pesos for the floating relaxation and pushed off from the shore. It seemed that … Continue reading Floating Boat House, Philippines
“The Painting of Porcupine City: A Novel” by Ben Monopoli
“The Facts?” She leaned forward. “Is that what you call them?” Her breath moved the smoke. “That’s what Fletcher calls … Continue reading “The Painting of Porcupine City: A Novel” by Ben Monopoli
Andrew Ashling, “The Invisible Chains – Part 1: Bonds of Hate” …Abyss
“Deal with all this, live with myself, you mean? I honestly don’t know. I stand often enough at the abyss … Continue reading Andrew Ashling, “The Invisible Chains – Part 1: Bonds of Hate” …Abyss
The Egyptian Correspondent
My flat in Cairo was inside the city and in the worst traffic, crime, and lowest price area that would … Continue reading The Egyptian Correspondent