A (Gay Kid’s) Guide to Recognizing Your (Lady) Saints
by: Patrick Gill While writing my last piece about my internal/crockpot-esque femininity, for the sake of continuity and narrative, I had to slice and dice and edit some thoughts I […]
Category Archives: Memoir
Bad With Men: Red, White And Fail
by: Dana Norris Dana Norris is the founder and host of Story Club. She once went on a lot of internet dates. This was one of them. Eric is bald – […]
A Big Insight From a Wee Human: How to Forget Normal and Do You
by: ellie june navidson Yesterday i had the privilege of sharing space with a two year old. This child was the most delightfully sweet creature imaginable. They giggled and threw […]
Motorcycle Dreams: My Time As A Road Warrior
by: Carrie Kaufman It’s funny how your views on things change once you have kids. I still remember that day, 20 years ago, when I was single and childless and […]
I Declare My In(ter)depdence: When I Learned to Seek Help From Others
by: Derrick Clifton They say the 4th of July is Independence Day. Well, that’s dependent upon who you ask. Some may say it’s America’s birthday, others might quip that it’s […]
The Time I Met James Blake
by: Zach Stafford There was one point in the night when a young woman next to me nudged me through my cries of love for James Blake as he played […]
Check Your Privilege: How to Learn Not to Be a Racist
by: Kevin Sparrow I’ve been a racist since at least the age of seven. While my mother and brother sat through his fifth-grade orientation, I was forced to wait and […]
Another Girl: Looking Back on Past Versions of Myself
by: Melanie Sue I, like many people, sometimes look back on my life and find myself rather shocked and rattled by how much I’ve changed, and how often. When I […]
St. Dominic: When I Attended Catholic School in the Chicago Suburbs
by: Dominick Mayer It wasn’t until I decided to get the hell out of parochial school at the age of ten that I discovered what subterfuge is. I attended St. […]
5 Potentially Embarassing Bands I Used to Love in High School
by: Joshua Isaacson “Reminiscing via my iPod” is a game I like to play from time to time. However, over the years I have lost a majority of my music, […]
