There are so many reasons I love Curve magazine, and not just because I have an article in their latest issue! I love that Curve is going the distance for bisexual women, telling it like it is about our lives, and acknowledging that we do have a place at the lesbian table — and vice […]

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Thanks, Guy!!
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(Credit to Marlo (Guy) Gayle.)

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I just had a fabulous week and I have another great one coming up, so I thought I’d share. I just got back from Toronto, where I got to visit my adorable new baby “nephew” (hi, Samuel!) and his parents, my dear friends Sly and Sophie. While I was in town, I was fortunate enough […]

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If you’re in San Francisco on March 27th, come to this:
“The Center for Sex and Culture presents the best in sex journalism! Join the local contributors of Best Sex Writing 2008 for a reading on Thursday, March 27 at 7:00pm, at 1519 Mission Street, San Francisco (in between 11th Street and South Van Ness Avenue) […]

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This week I got to be interviewed by one of my inspirations, Rachel Kramer Bussel, the editor of Best Sex Writing 2008. Rachel has written and edited tons of books about sex. Like Violet Blue, she’s one of those people who, if there’s something you should know about sex, has probably written the book on […]

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Don’t see Beowulf. Despite the fact that it features (out bisexual) actor Angelina Jolie, this film is a true disappointment. I watched it with my fiancee recently, at the Imax, in 3-D, and was shocked to discover that (a.) it’s a cartoon, and (b.) Angelina’s character is voiced by someone else! I went to see […]

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From my friend Robyn, who published an essay of mine in the first volune of Getting Bi:
CALL FOR ESSAYS
–Do you have something to say about being bisexual?
–Do you have a story about coming out as bi?
–Do you feel you could identify as bisexual but choose not to?
–Do you find connections (or conflicts) between your […]

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I just got great news! My article, “The Study of Sex,” which was originally printed in ColorLines magazine, is being reprinted in Best Sex Writing 2008, a collection of sexuality essays edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel! How cool is that? In this article, I bring attention to sexuality studies programs and the emphasis they do […]

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Thanks to Alexis Hazell, a bi activist in Victoria, Australia, for publishing an article I wrote about bisexual health in her newsletter! Click here to read the newsletter, where you can learn about the bi community Down Under…
What’s LGBT life like where you live? If you’re out as L, G, B, T, or any combination […]

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… is only like my favorite lesbian cartoonist ever. I have every book she’s ever written, and I think she’s awesome! Last week, after 15 years of reading her work, I finally got to meet her in person, and check out this photo my friend took — it looks like I’m praying to the woman! […]

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