Coming in live from the Lesbian Lives conference in New York City, I'm excited to do a soft (butch) launch of my podcast with Sinister Wisdom: Our Dyke Histories! Here's all the scoop of how to subscribe now and be teased about the orgies, love affairs,
Come for the history; stay for the revolution, gossip, and desire that built it. 🤌 That's our (admittedly sexy and smart) tagline for my podcast Our Dyke Histories. I'm releasing ODH in collaboration with the utterly awesome Sinister Wisdom, the lesbian multicultural literary and art journal that&
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But I've never shared the reason I now (sort of) love dyke bars*. My anger arose from the question posed to me. And asking why lesbian bars are closing is an incredibly boring question.
I hate dyke bars*. Or I used to. Now I'm writing a book about them. ** In the fall of 2020, the bright leaves were falling on very lezbiqueertrans western Massachusetts. I had moved into my dyke bff’s / pandemic podmate’s guest room. We helped one another other
In late 1999, I signed myself up for my first dating site, the now long defunct PlanetOut. I landed in New York City thinking I'd never meet anyone that I wanted to talk to at a bar or a club—primarily because I'd spent the last
It's utterly delightful to be back talking about lezbiqueertrans or dyke* spaces–by which I mean all the spaces and places claimed by, associated with, and personally and socially known to lesbian, bi, queer, trans, nb, gnc, and sapphic people. Or really anyone who'd affiliate with