Top stories published by Gay Mag in August of 2019

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Aubrey Hirsch in Gay Mag

Aug 6, 2019

More Than Friends

How do we categorize non-sexual, “almost” relationships?

26 responses

Wendy Chin-Tanner in Gay Mag

Aug 6, 2019

An Unsentimental Education

The racism and #MeToo scandal that plagued my exclusive Brooklyn private…

5 responses

Allison Wallis in Gay Mag

Aug 13, 2019

My Body Isn’t Made for Sex Anymore

Sex & disability, an exercise in frustration

9 responses

Carey Baraka in Gay Mag

Aug 20, 2019

Hashtag Jacaranda Propaganda

The colonial history of one tree in Kenya being reclaimed as our own

4 responses

Brian Oliu in Gay Mag

Aug 27, 2019

The Death of a Spectacle

On Jared Lorenzen and what it means to be an overweight fan favorite

2 responses

Jennifer Neal in Gay Mag

Aug 20, 2019

Speculative Fiction and Black Feminist Thought

Walking through the door of my own imagination

5 responses

Mary Jones in Gay Mag

Aug 13, 2019

An illustration of two women in bed holding each other.

The Widow

— Short Fiction —

Shirley was already under the covers beginning her work, and Helen’s tongue was on…

1 response

Ayla Zuraw-Friedland in Gay Mag

Aug 27, 2019

Open Mouth

— Short Fiction —

Mabel cried in the provincial airport in Puno. She thought the mountain air might be…

3 responses

Tracy Lynne Oliver in Gay Mag

Aug 13, 2019

An Ugly Album Review

What Music Speaks, part six

Tracy Lynne Oliver in Gay Mag

Aug 29, 2019

Song Stories: “You’ll Be In My Heart,” by Phil Collins

What Music Speaks, part seven

These were the top 10 stories published by Gay Mag in August of 2019. You can also dive into daily archives for August of 2019 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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