Thoughts on religion, politics, sports, current crushes. Experiences at The Spotlight Bar. Some of my amateur photography and drawings. [More Info]

just as gay as ever [More Info]

This isn't an epic journey. Not a Pulitzer worthy piece of literature. Its just the horny confessions of a masculine, thoughtful, intelligent, gay, Black and hung man. [More Info]

journals observations digital photography and the occasional slinky [More Info]

The rants of a 25-year old gay guy who\'s new to San Francisco [More Info]

mid-day musings of a marinated mind [More Info]

written by jozjozjoz, yoshi, professoreric, sharky, and tcubed. A mix of different ethnicities, genders, lifestyles, ages, and orientations. [More Info]

On the internet, nobody knows you\'re a bear. [More Info]

The random and not so random musings of a gay, happy go lucky fellow in the crazy world of Southern California and its most famous industry. [More Info]

What happens when a bi Gen X Chick finds out that her dead Mommy was a wild child in the 60's? A dark and wacky DNA adventure written by artist, Cori Crooks, that leaves the reader asking... "Who's your Daddy?" [More Info]

hey whats up. im dave valk. ive got a voice, so im gonna use it. [More Info]

A collection of thoughts and reflections on works of fiction and literature. Pondering of life through pictures and words. Travelogues and anecdotes [More Info]

Reflections of Inner and Outer Awareness. [More Info]

Win a toaster! Ask me how... [More Info]

My trials and tribulations of growing up gay in the 80s and being a gay male. A true-life journal. [More Info]

A celebration of the gay life. Musings, rants and opinions from an older gay perspective. [More Info]

I speak for myself, thank you. [More Info]

Chronicling the adventures of a twenty-something, dot-comming queer in the gay mecca of San Francisco's Castro district. [More Info]

Proving that gay people can be just as geeky as the next person - Science fiction, comic books, Lynda Carter and more! [More Info]

In June 2007, for my 10th Year, I will bike in an event to benefit the San Francisco AIDS Foundation called AIDS LifeCycle Over the years, I have personally raised well over $40,000.00 to assist in research, and AIDS services for individuals in need. Each year, I cycle 575 miles (from San Francisco to Los Angeles). Each year, I must raise a minimum of $2,500.00 to participate. And each year, I complete the bike ride knowing I did the right thing. Remember . . It not about what you\'ve been through . . .. It doesn\'t matter what your age, creed, sexual orientation, economic status, or location is .. http://aidslifecycle.org/5535 [More Info]