It took reading Patrick Califia’s “A Dash of Vanilla” for me to understand that I felt coerced into “normal” lesbian sex
I read them before anything else because they tell the story behind the story
By writing a character who shares my trauma, I found a path forward even though she couldn't
Reading Jeffrey Eugenides's 1993 novel as an allegory for the self-destruction of white exodus
It's important for us to listen to patients' stories, even the ones where we don't come off looking very good
How the meaning of the golem has changed since the 16th century
Why are we so eager to believe in these intimate, plausible falsehoods?
Tope Folarin's "A Particular Kind of Black Man" helps us navigate the difference between being silenced and not being forced to speak
You say goodnight to “nobody”? Nobody!? That doesn’t even rhyme!
Thank You!