Book Review: “The Argonauts” by Maggie Nelson
The first few passages of The Argonauts might lead you to believe it’s a reflection…
Ann RasmussenDecember 14, 2015
Book Review: In a New Century
John D’Emilio As a scholar of queer theory, I had the privilege of studying under…
Ann RasmussenOctober 28, 2014
Book Review: Excluded by Julia Serano
Heard of Julia Serano? Excluded by Julia Serano has attracted a significant amount of well…
Ann RasmussenFebruary 27, 2014
Book Review: For Colored Boys
The Title’s Significance Keith Boykin, author of Beyond the Down Low, conceptualized the anthology For…
Ann RasmussenJanuary 30, 2014
Book Review: Blue is the Warmest Color
The love story of two women captured in the film Blue is the Warmest Color…
Ann RasmussenDecember 27, 2013
Book Review: Oddly Normal
How does one begin to empathize with another’s struggles? In Oddly Normal: One Family’s Struggle…
Ann RasmussenDecember 2, 2013
Book Review: Blood, Marriage, Wine, and Glitter
S. Bear Bergman’s newest collection of essays, Blood, Marriage, Wine, and Glitter, is a welcome…
Ann RasmussenOctober 30, 2013
Victory: The Triumphant Gay Revolution
Linda Hirshman penned Victory: The Triumphant Gay Revolution: How a Despised Minority Pushed Back Beat…
Ann RasmussenSeptember 26, 2013
Lesbian Parenting Memoirs
In July, we reviewed two gay male parenting memoirs. This month our focus on queer…
Ann RasmussenSeptember 5, 2013
Gay Parenting Stories
Last month, we reviewed Family Pride, where author Michael Shelton worked to dispel the myth…
jamiegJuly 29, 2013
Family Pride
In Michael Shelton’s book Family Pride: What LGBT Families Should Know about Navigating Home, School,…
jamiegJuly 3, 2013
Book Review: Cinderella Ate My Daughter
In Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture…
jamiegMay 26, 2013
We’re enrolling two new therapy groups, see below. These will fill quickly;