It’s part of a writer’s life, more so than non-writers or those who’ve never submitted or aimed to make writing a profession: R-E-J-E-C-T-I-O-N, all caps. For every one acceptance you receive, most writers have had hundreds of “no’s” for that same work(s), even some of the authors who’ve gone on to be listed as some […]
“Saturday, In the Park…” It Was Almost the 4th of July
(This is one of my favorite posters ever. It’s definitely eye-catching as you endeavor to figure out what it is advertising exactly…) The title of this piece comes from the American band, Chicago, and their song “Saturday in the Park” which came out in my birth year: 1972. Today Berlin was hot, hotter than it’d […]
Poem: There Are No Words by Red Haircrow
There Are No Words There are no words I could bring to my lips nor thoughts to my mind bring which speak so of how when giving your head onto my shoulder, lifting your face up for my kiss, such causes my heart to sing. In the darkness laying in your gentle arms, chest to […]
Photos from Berlin & Scenes from “The Agony of Joy”
Winner of the 2013 Global Ebook Award for Best LGBT Novel. Background about the novel: The partially finished manuscript of “The Agony of Joy” had been “on pause” on my computer, in a folder within a folder. I do that occasionally when I have a story or idea I’m still meditating on, yet don’t want […]
If You Were Going Blind: What Would You Do?
What if you were fifteen years old? A few weeks ago I received news about the son of long-time friends of mine. We were particularly close in that our sons were born only a few weeks apart, and when they were small often played together. Over fourteen years since this photo was made (my son […]
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