Goodbye, Marilyn Berman: Interview In Memoriam On A Lesbian Memoirist (Part 1)
Here LLL speaks with Berman’s nephew Marty Weil, a business writer in North Carolina.
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Long-Lived Lesbian Fight For Legal Marriage
We were together for fourteen years, almost all of them spent in Australia, because she couldn’t get more than a six-month visa to come to the USA, and she wasn’t allowed to work here.
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Long-Lived Lesbian Love (Part 3)
Marie C., a retired judge aged 71, spoke in part two about actively looking for love for years, going to parties, dances, and dinners regularly but without love luck.
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Long-Lived Lesbian Love (Part 2)
It’s spring in North America, and fall Down Under: either is a great time to consider long-lived lesbian love (see part 1 here).
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What if Robin Williams Had Been A Long-Lived Lesbian?
Robin Williams' suicide was not a tragic waste.
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What Does ‘Too Old’ Mean? (Part 3)
At age 62, Mikaya Heart travels around the world kite-surfing, offers shamanic rituals, and writes on everything from orgasm to the future of the planet.
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What Does ‘Too Old’ Mean? (Part 1)
I met my friend Mikaya Heart at a convention of the Golden Crown Literary Society. Golden Crown, the national lesbian literary society, nominated both Heart’s and my books for an annual award – and hers won!
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