What was it like to come out as a gay man in the 1970s? Mike Coleman was asked that question often enough that he realized there’s an audience for his story.
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On Being Gay: Surviving the Daily Assault
We saw another Saturday night massacre of LGBTQ people this past weekend. Hearts are heavy. But I have a different response.
News Flash: Cover Art in Progress
It’s looking as if this photo will be used on the cover of my book in some shape and form. Whoo-hoo!
Looking for a Great Movie? Bicycle Thieves
Vittorio de Sica’s 1948 Academy Award-winning Bicycle Thieves has been on my must-see list for a long time. It is a wonderful movie.
An American (Food Writer) in Paris
Love books about food? Here’s a good one.
A Piece of Cake on Edisto Island
If you went on a strict diet, what food would you miss the most? My answer surprised me.
Some Books Are So Good It Hurts
I was looking forward to reading Edgar Gomez’ memoir, released earlier this year to no small acclaim. I thought it would be good. Man, is it ever.
He Makes Stock with Shrimp Shells
Our nephew Christopher is not only a well-known branding guru with international clients, but also an expert chef. So a visit with him and his family is always a delicious learning experience.
The Night We Kissed Patti LuPone: Part III
“Oh my God, is this real life?” our friend Vicki whispered. “She’s coming. Here she is. She’s here.” We finally make contact with Patti.
The Night We Kissed Patti LuPone: Part II
Ted’s brother and sister-in-law became good buddies with Patti and her husband. I was jealous, sure, but their friendship brought my dream of meeting Patti one step closer to reality.
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