15 Apr Posted by Glenda Corwin PhD in • Dr. Glenda Corwin

3 Suggestions for Love in the Time of Covid-19

For many of us, this is the most stressful time we’ve ever experienced. A life-threatening virus has us sheltering in place, and we don’t know how long we’ll be here. People are losing their jobs and “essential workers” are having to face this virus with inadequate protection. If you’re sheltering with a significant other, you […]

14 Apr Posted by Jan Corran in • Jan Miller Corran

Astrid Ovalles Interview – ROAD OF BYGONES

Astrid Ovalles: "I hope that visibility in the media will help other kinky lesbian/bisexual couples to feel a sense of belonging."

07 Apr Posted by Jody Cole in • Jody Cole

Finding Comfort in the Covid-19 Crisis

My job as a safari guide in Africa allows me to take women (and men) on journeys to the great wilderness of the African Bush. Where it all began. A place of alluring and ancient mystery, a place of extraordinary adventures for the brave at heart. Africa’s wilderness with the huge beasts and invisible scaries, […]

04 Apr Posted by Michele Karlsberg in • Guest Writers

A Delicious Excerpt from “Failure to Appear”

Excerpt from FAILURE TO APPEAR by Emily L. Quint Freeman I thread my way to a booth, as spotlights illuminate the stage in alternating red, white, and blue. Three drag queens strut onto the stage as confetti falls from the ceiling, the crowd roaring its approval. The DJ puts on “Lola” by the Kinks at […]

04 Apr Posted by Jan Corran in • Jan Miller Corran

The Unique Concerns of the LGBTQ Community

We are currently experiencing a frightening time in the world as a pandemic has brought our lives and livelihoods to a screeching halt. I wanted to share a letter from the GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBTQ Equality. There are unique concerns for the LGBTQ community. Established in 1981, the GLMA has been on the forefront […]

30 Mar Posted by Glenda Corwin PhD in • Dr. Glenda Corwin

Why Lesbians Keep Secrets

We’re at the point when you usually start getting more sexual with each other. But, I haven’t told her I had a mastectomy. Now I’m afraid to. Will she be turned off?

11 Mar Posted by Robin Lowey in • Robin Lowey

5 reasons You Shouldn’t Miss The Dinah’s 30th

“I can’t believe it’s been thirty years and what’s more amazing is the event is stronger than ever. My team and I love creating one of the most feel-good events of the year for our community. The Dinah 2020 has an incredible line-up and a gathering of celebrities, and organizations supporting the event that to […]

06 Mar Posted by Jan Corran in • Jan Miller Corran

It All Started with Sappho

In November of 2019 I premiered my 100% straight play The Last Word in Los Angeles. After a show a group of lesbians came up to me and asked me if I’d consider turning the play into an lgbtq script and bring it to LA. Within weeks I decided to tweak it and, yes, […]

29 Feb Posted by Michele Karlsberg in • Guest Writers

A sexy excerpt from ‘Making Out’

Mid-kiss, do you ever wonder who you are, who you’re kissing, where it’s leading? It can feel luscious, libidinal, friendly, but are we trying to make out something through our kissing? For Kathryn Bond Stockton, making out is a prism through which to look at the cultural and political forces of our world: race, economics, […]