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The name game: California says gays are "suspect." Connecticut calls us "quasi-suspect." Huh?	Brief article	Dec 2, 2008	262
Girl trouble: the dearth of new lesbian films showing in theaters raises the question, what's happened to sapphic cinema?		Nov 4, 2008	1214
Mogul in the making: with two new films coming out in November, writer-director Shamim Serif is one lesbian filmmaker who is enjoying bang-up success.	Interview	Nov 4, 2008	570
A legend in her time: will Del Martin's legacy remain intact after November 4?	Brief article	Oct 7, 2008	292
An archbishop for all: Desmond Tutu sees gay and lesbian rights as part of the larger struggle in the fight for freedom and dignity for all.		Jun 17, 2008	778
Dynamic duo: with a retrospective currently at the de Young Museum in San Francisco and a tour slated for later this year, the controversial art team Gilbert and George are about to remind America of the beauty of bad taste.		Apr 22, 2008	711
Reading, writing, cross-dressing.		Oct 23, 2007	342
Twin Falls, Montana: Mark and Alex were identical twins who did everything together, including attempting suicide. But when Alex decided to become Clair their whole world splintered. The new documentary Red Without Blue gets it on film.		Jun 19, 2007	501
Just our curt of tea: the new anthology Baby Remember My Name pays homage to Michelle Tea, the queen of queer girl writing, just as she's relinquishing the crown.		Apr 10, 2007	1272
The perils of home.		Nov 21, 2006	252
Doll factory divas: Tomorrow They Will Kiss.	Book review	Oct 24, 2006	338
Vachon's fresh kill.	Book review	Oct 10, 2006	485
Rescuing history.	Book review	Sep 26, 2006	539
Books.		Sep 12, 2006	471
Night moves: Armistead Maupin wrote The Night Listener after he was duped into a phone friendship with someone posing as an abused teenage boy. Now the book is a film. Maupin talks with Regina Marler about this "gritty little thriller".	Interview	Jul 18, 2006	614
Drawn to the truth: superstar queer cartoonist Alison Bechdel takes time out from chronicling the lesbian world to pen a moody, haunting memoir about growing up, coming out, and discovering that her dad was also gay.		Jun 20, 2006	658
True confessions: cool queer memoirs from a gal who won The Gong Show, a guy who used porn to chasten bad drivers, and a woman who survived an axman's murder attempt.	Book review	Jun 6, 2006	1076
Wake-up time.	Book review	May 9, 2006	248
Fierce fiction.	Book review	Apr 25, 2006	217
Lindy Hop to hip-hop.	Brief article	Mar 14, 2006	297
Lord of illusion: author and former Advocate columnist Norah Vincent on Self-made Man, her engrossing new book about passing as male for 18 months.		Feb 14, 2006	720
Closeted in plain sight: Yale law professor Kenji Yoshino talks about his new book, Covering, inspired by how gay people hide themselves in public--to the detriment of our fight for equality.		Feb 14, 2006	607
Light reading.	Book Review	Feb 14, 2006	218
Ice queen: out author Gretchen Legler talks about her warm memoir of the coldest place in the world.		Dec 6, 2005	437
Back to Oz: Gregory Maguire, whose hit novel Wicked brilliantly inverted The Wizard of Oz, returns with a sequel, Son of a Witch--and this time there's gay stuff!	Interview	Sep 27, 2005	554
Streetwise.	Book Review	Jul 19, 2005	164
Youth fiction grows up: for the gifted crop of writers telling stories for and about gay youths, the old cliches are so-o-o over.		Jun 21, 2005	704
Story of red: out author Bill Hayes reminds us that for one gay man or all mankind, everything ends in blood.	Brief Article	Mar 29, 2005	237
A woman's touch: what happens in the early '60s when a female violin prodigy meets a sexy lesbian fan?	Brief Article	Mar 29, 2005	193
Meet the medium: Terry Iacuzzo, lesbian psychic to the stars, recalls the joys and sorrows of growing up in the midst of a psychic family.	Book Review	Feb 15, 2005	345
Prize specimen: no gay novel ever won the Booker Prize--until now.	Book Review	Dec 7, 2004	223
Milk 'n' Kinsey.	Brief Article	Nov 23, 2004	223
Han Ong returns: the queer Filipino literary phenomenon is back with a provocative new novel.		Nov 23, 2004	456
Passions past: acclaimed Irish novelist Emma Donoghue spins a world of pansexual intrigue in 18th-century London.	Book Review	Nov 23, 2004	158
How I Paid for College: A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship & Musical Theater.	Book Review	Nov 23, 2004	126
Modern Ranch Living.	Brief Article	Nov 23, 2004	120
Mondo Homo: Your Essential Guide to Queer Pop Culture.	Brief Article	Nov 23, 2004	88
Becoming a Visible Man.	Brief Article	Nov 23, 2004	102
She's Not There: a Life in Two Genders.	Book Review	Nov 23, 2004	78
Firelands.	Book Review	Nov 23, 2004	68
The M Word: Writes on Same-Sex Marriage.	Book Review	Nov 23, 2004	89
Final notice: Heather Lewis's Notice--actually her second novel--is published two years after her suicide.	Book Review	Oct 12, 2004	409
Perfectly San Francisco.	Brief Article	Aug 31, 2004	196
For moms and dads.	Book Review	Jul 20, 2004	264
For kids.	Book Review	Jul 20, 2004	219
My mother, myself: a lesbian daughter provides a rare glimpse into Puerto Rican family life in a somewhat disconnected memoir.	Brief Article	Mar 30, 2004	294
Renaissance woman: a female artist finds sanctuary in marriage to a gay man in the Medici-era novel The Birth of Venus.		Mar 16, 2004	433
The velocity of Zoe: at 17, she has already written a critically admired book and snagged a six-figure contract; 2003 was quite a year for Zoe Trope (not her real name).		Jan 20, 2004	451
He's the fairest: like Wicked? Check this out, fairy tale fans.	Brief Article	Dec 9, 2003	171
Poison prince.	Book Review	Nov 11, 2003	167
Wonder woman: Ann-Marie MacDonald is an actor, director, playwright, TV host, mom, and Oprah-anointed novelist. Are you ready for her new book?		Sep 16, 2003	529
Naked history: lesbian historian Lillian Faderman talks about her brave new memoir--and her tantalizing past as a stripper. (books).	Interview	Feb 18, 2003	751
Strong, silent type: rediscovering the life of Ramon Novarro, star of silent films and of gay Hollywood.		Nov 26, 2002	376
Sublimely ridiculous: before Saturday Night Live, before Bette Midler, before drag went mainstream, Charles Ludlam broke all the rules.		Nov 26, 2002	245