Links to Interesting Things
MOVIES
Jim In Bold: A tragic but well-done documentary about an artistic boy. Interwoven with interviews of gay youth. www.JimInBold.com
Big Eden: One of my top ten movies of all time. How gay life could really be. www.BigEden.com
BOOKS
Best Little Boy in the World: The first book that taught me who I was. Helped me feel so "not all alone". http://www.andrewtobias.com/books.html
Name All The Animals: A wonderfully written memoir about loss and first love. A story very close to my own heart. www.namealltheanimals.com
Ghostbread: A poignant memoir about struggle and survival from a young girl's perspective. A lyrical story, almost poetic in its embrace. www.sonjalivingston.com
Breakdown: Diamonds, Death and Second Chances: A story of self-love: a spiritual journey of transformation in the face of addiction and doubt. www.breakdownbook.com
ONLINE
The IT GETS BETTER Project: A clever and wonderful idea! Be inspired by more than 1,000 videos of gay people sharing their personal stories of struggle and triumph. This is important work in our world. http://www.itgetsbetterproject.com/
Soulforce: If you're a kid (or anybody struggling) with the issues surrounding homosexuality and faith, I HIGHLY recommend this organization. They are incredibly well-informed and courageously active. I admire their efforts. www.soulforce.org
Tiny Lights: A great place to read and write in the eWorld. My first online publishing happened here. http://www.tiny-lights.com/
The Big Brick Review: The net's newest Online Journal. Building on the narratives of our lives...one brick at a time. Annual writers contest. www.bigbrickreview.com
Annual Glove Notice: Everything you ever needed to know
about glove wearing. Some fun reading when you've got some time
to kill. Hosted by yours truly. http://www.gregorygerard.net
I,
Cartographer: A friend of mine writes a great blog with a
focus on advocacy for adoptee rights. Check it out: http://icartographer.blogspot.com/
Sheena Easton: Once you read In Jupiter's Shadow, you'll understand. http://www.sheenaeaston.com/
CBS Radio Mystery Theater Fan Site: You can still stream these great old shows! www.cbsrmt.com