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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Books ⸱ Christopher Bram

Little Green Buddies

Christopher Bram on Arnold Lobel's "Frog and Toad" series: children's books with a gay subtext?
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July-August 1980 ⸱ George Stambolian

This Time Around I Belong to Him

George Stambolian interviews a gay masochist about pain, pleasure, trauma, and race.
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March 1980 ⸱ Simon Karlinsky

Sergei Diaghilev: Public and Private

In helping to give the world great music, dance and art, ‘World of Art’ co-founder Sergei Diaghilev was also expressing his love for the men in his life.
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January 1980 ⸱ Lawrence Mass

The Homophobia of the New Narcissism

Is 'The Culture of Narcissism,' despite its costume of social criticism, actually a gigantic subliminal attack on homosexuality?
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