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Interview, Queer

Love You Madly: A memoir of friendship, fame, and resilience

by Frank Gaimari Jeff Copeland’s memoir, Love You Madly, Holly Woodlawn, vividly depicts his extraordinary friendship with the iconic transgender actress Holly Woodlawn, set against the vibrant and chaotic backdrop of Hollywood. More than just a biography, the book offers a personal and heartfelt portrayal of Copeland’s own journey as a young, ambitious writer navigating the unpredictable highs and lows of the entertainment industry. Set … Continue reading Love You Madly: A memoir of friendship, fame, and resilience

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Interview, Queer

Greg Herren: The master of Queer mysteries and New Orleans storytelling

by Frank Gaimari Greg Herren is a name synonymous with LGBTQ+ literature, particularly in the mystery genre. A prolific author and advocate, Herren has spent decades crafting stories that not only entertain but also celebrate queer life and culture. He has written over 30 novels, drawing deeply from his love for New Orleans—a city that has significantly influenced both his life and his writing. Born … Continue reading Greg Herren: The master of Queer mysteries and New Orleans storytelling

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BROADWAY, Playwright, Queer, THEATER

The playwright, the legend, the man: Harvey Fierstein

by Frank Gaimari I WAS BETTER LAST NIGHT: A MEMOIR HARVEY FIERSTEIN © 2022 Knopf, 400 pages At the start of my writing journey, brimming with dreams and youthful naivety, I sent my screenplay to Harvey Fierstein. I didn’t expect a response — he was Harvey Fierstein, after all, a Broadway legend, a Tony-winning playwright, a voice that could shake the heavens. But to my … Continue reading The playwright, the legend, the man: Harvey Fierstein

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