Digital Queeries.

Cruising for couples Many of us spend tons of time looking for love online. So it's no surprise that some of us announce it to the World Wide Web when we finally do find that special someone. The Gay Couples Gold Web Site Award (and its counterpart, the Lesbian Couples Gold Web Site Award) is given to the best sites that are all about gay couples. Click "Archive of Winners" to see some of the past recipients, such as "The Henry-Taylor Affair" and "Sonji and Sophia." If you and your honey have a site, why not submit it and see if you qualify for this hall of E-fame.

http://www.geocities.com/qmclcawards/gmcpg1.html

Support at the end of the rainbow 

When the members of a support group for lesbian survivors of abuse outgrew their corner of a larger Web site, they started their own special place on the Web: Rainbow Hope, a safe space for women to discuss all issues surrounding abuse. Supporting the conversation is an array of special features: links to self-help resources, poetry, an emergency help area, and even a "fun page" to lift the spirits. However, what really makes this site is the people. Stop by the chat room and get smothered in virtual hugs or leave a message on the forum for a warm greeting from one of the four hosts.

http://www.qeocities.com/rainbowhope2000

* Hot Web site

Come visit "Kyle's Bed & Breakfast," a comic strip set in a Long Island, N.Y., gay B&B. The strip follows the adventures of B&B owner Kyle Graham and his hunky houseguests. Unlike most strips, "Kyle's B&B" (created by Greg Fox) is from the "Mary Worth" school of storytelling: Like a soap opera, the strips cover multiple stories, and the plots twist and turn over many weeks. If you can't get can't get enough of Kyle online, check out the souvenir shop for mouse pads, mugs, T-shirts, and even signed original artwork.

http://www.members.aol.com/kylesbnb

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