A hasty update on various things before I run out the door to catch the ferry (I’m going to San Francisco, and I believe in public transportation!):

A new Notes & Queeries is up at AfterEllen.com. This month I wrote about a recent South of Nowhere episode in which Spencer comes out to her grandmother; it […]

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Last week my most recent Notes & Queeries column, “The Undiscovered Country,” was published at AfterEllen.com. It’s about the developing relationship between Callie and Erica on Grey’s Anatomy. In the column, I wrote about how I was enjoying the glacial pace of the story line (this was written before last week’s episode, mind!) because it […]

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My latest Notes & Queeries column went up earlier this week at AfterEllen.com. It’s not often that I get to say this, but this article was inspired by a conversation with my mother, in which she mentioned picking up a copy of People magazine at Wal-Mart — the People that featured Ellen DeGeneres and Portia […]

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I’ve spent the last week on a semi-isolated writer’s retreat (OK, my girlfriend is here, and her lovely dog) working on yet another revision of Ash. The difference is, this one is required by my publisher. Eeek! Things are going as well as they can, though, so here’s a list of things I’ve written […]

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Today my latest Notes & Queeries column was published on AfterEllen.com. This month I watched the DVD of the first season of Logo’s sitcom Exes & Ohs, which is sort of like a lesbian Friends, and while watching it I was struck by something that one of the lead characters says: “Being single is a […]

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It’s been awhile since I’ve posted on my blog and, well, my only excuse is that I’ve been swamped with AfterEllen.com work as I get ready to go on vacation for a week! More about that in a bit, but first up: My latest Notes & Queeries column was published last Thursday, and it focused […]

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Today the first installment of my new monthly column, Notes & Queeries, has been published at AfterEllen.com. I wanted to write a column about the ways that pop culture has affected my life personally, so this first column focuses on the mother of all lesbian shows: The L Word.

The thing is, I’ve never really liked […]

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