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August, 2007
Review of Female to Femme

Femme dykes and our supporters have ranted for at least 30 years about how femmes aren’t considered “real” dykes or queers. So it’s not like the ideas in Female to Femme are completely new. What audiences love is finally seeing them on film…

My review of the documentary Female to Femme is now online at Xtra West.

Posted Aug 21, 2007 | Category: Writing, Xtra | No Comments »

People Say the Darnedest Things

My cartoon about the things people said to me and my family when my mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease is now on the Alzheimer Society of Canada website.

Originally published in Geist magazine #52, Spring 2004.

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Posted Aug 9, 2007 | Category: Comics, Daily Adventures | 3 Comments »

Three Good Things

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Posted Aug 7, 2007 | Category: Comics, Daily Adventures | 1 Comment »

“Kaddish” Posted on Alzheimer Society of Canada Website

The Alzheimer Society of Canada posted a short piece I wrote about my mother, originally published in Geist magazine.

See it here.

Posted Aug 7, 2007 | Category: Writing, geist | No Comments »

Loving That Folk Fest Vibe, Xtra West #364, August 2, 2007

This year I loved Folk Fest more than ever, because the welcoming of people with disabilities really sank in. It blew my mind and warmed my heart as much as the queer vibe. More…

Posted Aug 4, 2007 | Category: Queer Life, Writing, Xtra | No Comments »
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