A crew of fantastic queer creatives is set to launch Salacious Magazine and it’s a lot of work. From soft to hardcore, the titillating first edition features artists from all walks of life that rouse and entertain. I quizzed founder, editor and comic artist Katie (Megaphone) Diamond, 25, about her motivations for Salacious and got the low down.
Queerespondence recently interrogated Mississippian gent Seth Garrison, 27, of the danceable and dreamy, chamber music-infused, The Fancy. We didn’t tie him up, but we came close.
Greenlight Books and Feminist Press staffer Natalie Peart recommends her favorite queer literature for summertime reading.
Local chef and musician Jesse Gold has been cooking for almost an entire lifetime, so we asked the Brooklynite and musician to whip up some seasonal snacks and dishes alike for your summer time picnic basket! Here are the recipes she cooked up.
Nathan Manske founded ImFromDriftwood.com a little over a year ago, when inspired by the work of Harvey Milk, he began simply documenting the stories of gay people all over the globe.
When my friend Doug suggested I try Internet dating, I scoffed and slugged him in the arm with my purse. “When’s the last time you got any?” he muttered stone-faced.
I was sold. “I’ll make the drinks. You make my profile.”
Our Third party at Bar4 was a true madhouse. Resident performer Thorgy came out and made some serious magic to the tune of RuPaul’s “Jealous of My Boogie” as a live audition for RuPaul’s Drag Race Reason 3. Needless to say, Thorgy put her colorful spin on the whole song, drawing the admiration of the crowd and the show’s producers with this rare moment of genius. We’re rooting for you Thorgy!
