The following article about Suzanne Nielsen was written and submitted by Paul Sanchez. The “endorsements” section was added editorially. Face Up is the winner of the 2021 Oleb Books Poetry Prize. Nielsen is also the author of I Think You Should Know (So’ham Books). Her poetry, fiction, and essays have appeared in literary journals nationally […]
The following article about workplace inclusiveness was submitted and written by Peter Minkoff. Peter is a lifestyle writer at Queer Voices Magazine, living between Australia and Europe. Besides writing, he also worked as a freelance fashion stylist for many magazines. A true craft beer and soy latte aficionado, he loves spending his days at the […]
Cory Allen grew up in rural western Pennsylvania before a divorce between his parents moved the family to a conservative suburb of Richmond, Virginia. He got his first job at fifteen at a family restaurant and bar. He soon found his voice and love for music and took steps to become a performer, even traveling […]
Tony Guadagnino’s Summer Reading Selections! That’s a quote from the classic song “Dancing In The Street” by Martha & the Vandellas. School is about to end, and it’s time for me to relax, enjoy the summer weather and have some fun. When I say “Goodbye” to my students on June 20th, I wish them all […]
The following article was written by Paul Sanchez. On May 18, 2023, Oleb Media, a digital inclusion firm based out of Minneapolis, released a new book, “Managing Digital Inclusion: A Case Study.” The publication date was chosen because May 18 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Dr. Belo Miguel Cipriani, the author of the book, knows […]
The following narrative about “Historical Homos” was written by Chris Feliciano. Dekkoo.com, a subscription streaming service dedicated to gay men, celebrates Pride month with an original series executive produced by Zachary Quinto. Historical Homos is a provocative and often hysterically funny guide to queer history. For thousands of years, world historians have kept some of […]
There is very little as serious as someone who struggles with alcoholism, as it can disrupt the life of the person and everyone around them. But the first step is identifying that there’s a problem and moving on to the next step. If you’re worried about a loved one being an alcoholic, watch for these […]