Fans of late, gay memoirist David Rakoff continue to mourn both the man and the fact that he published only three volumes of his often-curmudgeonly, always-insightful commentary.
But they’ll be delighted to learn that Vintage & Anchor has published a collection of his work including more essays that show off his unique wit, radio transcripts from This American Life and Fresh Air, and, for the first time in paperback, his daring novel written in verse.
Sitges, Spain is, without a doubt, one of my favorite places on the planet. Located…
There is a distinct kind of magic that happens when you cross into the High…
Queer people don’t just have one life story; we have two. There’s the usual fare…
Summer in New York City is its own kind of magic. The humidity is real,…
In a world of beige, be nuclear pink. Face the wrong way in an elevator,…
Ah, the Costa del Sol. Sunny, stunning, and sensational – and we’re not just talking…
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