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Books 805 – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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“Killer Vibes”Jack FridayMinotaur Books$29 Friday (pen name here, he also writes queer thrillers) now introduces Peter Key, self-proclaimed “laziest private eye in Texas,” who nevertheless has time for bisexuality, drugs, and now, ownership of a distant uncle’s legacy; his decaying house in a high-profile neighborhood in Austin. Before even opening the door, Key is the recipient of insistent offers to buy the dilapidated wreck. Discovering a hidden bag of cash, he begins to suspect avuncular fou
A Word In Edgewise: ‘I’m a 34-Year-Old NBA Center, I’m Black and I’m…’ – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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It wasn’t until a friend remarked on the recent passing of Jason Collins that I recalled the NBA athlete who came out as gay in 2013. Moved at the time by his bravery, I imagined how lonely a decision his must have been, wondered how his declaration was received by cohorts in the rarified, masculine atmosphere of the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL Big Four. I’d hoped others would be emboldened to make declarations — surely, statistically speaking, there must be others, mustn’t there? Looking back from 20
A Word In Edgewise: What Apartheid Couldn’t Achieve… – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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The cover of Lavender’s 300th issue was bright with promise. Against a bright red background was a circle of beaded figures made by HIV-positive women from Gugulethu, South Africa, who worked from home, learning and using ancestral skills that enabled them to earn a living while tending their children. The craft had died out during Apartheid, when the prices of beads made them inaccessible to the poor. When two ceramists saw a figure made by an assistant who’d used some of their pearls, they env
A Word In Edgewise: What Do You Say When Words Fail? – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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In parlous times, what can an individual say? What may one say, and to whom? What words will even affect a given situation? Will a single voice ameliorate or inflame? Should one acknowledge and perhaps amplify, calling attention to oneself? Or, pass on in silence and be judged cold and/or compliant? Individuals throughout history have had to balance these questions while taking into account their own situation at a given moment. Are you young or old? Healthy and competent, or elderly and unstead
Books: 807 – Lavender Magazine (opens the original)
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“Agnes Sharp and the Wedding to Die For”Leonie SwannSoho Crime$29.95 A time to rejoice, a time to grumble. A member of Sunset Hall is in love, engaged, about to marry and move away. But for Agnes Sharp, “Once a member of Sunset Hall, always a member of Sunset Hall.” Along with Agnes are other members of the crew reviewed here in “The Sunset Years of Agnes Sharp” and “Agnes Sharp and the Trip of a Lifetime”: Marshall, ex-military; Edwina, ex Secret Service; Lilith, “dead and in a tin”; blind, bes
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