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July 1987 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

Tragic Drag

Remembering Charles Ludlam (1943-1987).
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November 1984 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

We Must March, My Darlings

Until recently, the gay pride march was essentially a chance to show folks in Kansas that thousands of us look just like them: ordinary—to a fault.
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April 1984 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

My Last Trick

The only time you give something up is the time you are so indifferent to it you don’t even make the vow or use the word "never."
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July 1983 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

A Survivor's Guide to the Holidays

The holidays cast us adrift on a flash flood of images which are all sentimental, familial, tender, and best handled by human beings eight years old.
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New York Native ⸱ George Stambolian

Our Daily Dose of Admiration

There is an art of attracting admiration and an art of dealing with it.
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New York Native ⸱ George Stambolian

Paris and Poppers

After having entertained a romantic myth about the French, it was startling for an American to learn that just being from New York or San Francisco could make one hot in Paris.
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New York Native ⸱ George Stambolian

Crisscross

A classic ritual of cruising, I thought, cut short in their case by bad timing.
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December 1982 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

Dancing: The Past Five Years

Andrew Holleran reminisces on the disco haunts of the late 1970s and early 1980s, including Tenth Floor, Flamingo, the Saint, and the Ice Palace.
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November 1982 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

Journal of the Plague Year

“If only I could be frozen (like Walt Disney) till the cure is found...”
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October 1982 ⸱ Andrew Holleran

The Petrification of Clonestyle

I met the best-looking clones seated across from me in public clinics, doctors’ offices, waiting for our laxative to work.
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July 1982 ⸱ Tim Dlugos

Haute Cuisine

Tim Dlugos reviews Edmund White’s ‘A Boy’s Own Story.’
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May 1982 ⸱ Lawrence Mass ⸱ George Stambolian

The Unkindest Cut of All

George Stambolian and Lawrence D. Mass discuss the scandal of circumcision in America.
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