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Guest Writers  // Page Hodel, Liza Cowan, Alicia Leeds, Katharine Cole, Carmen de Monteflores, Leslie Larson, Bren Fraser, Kathleen Hill, Kim Reed, Lise Weil, Ruthann Robson, Devon Marshall ”YOUR NAME COULD BE ON THIS LIST! Email us at info@Epochalips.com

27 Nov Posted by in Guest Writers | 6 comments

When Rachel Sang the Blues

When Rachel Sang the Blues

The first time I saw Rachel she was singing the blues, she was outgrowling Eartha Kitt, she was crooning full mouthed blue dirt and funk, a caterwaul strain like a siren. The first time I saw Rachel she sang a case hardened lullaby, she was threading the silvery eye of a needle. She was shooting […]

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14 Nov Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on Candace Walsh and ‘Licking the Spoon’

Candace Walsh and ‘Licking the Spoon’

Candace Walsh and ‘Licking the Spoon’

Want to play show and tell? I do. But I’m going to tell first and show second. My new book, Licking the Spoon: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Identity, is being released by Seal Press this week. The story follows me from my wacky childhood to the current day, with the major beats in […]

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30 Oct Posted by in Guest Writers | 1 comment

Got Boos?!

Got Boos?!

Halloween has been and always will be my favorite holiday.  Am I alone in this?  Sure hope not. As a lesbian I note how many people love to somehow turn Halloween into some weird thing about how and why LGBT individuals enjoy it so. How about it’s just fun as hell?! Wait, could it be…why […]

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25 Oct Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on My Left Breast – I think I’ll Keep It

My Left Breast – I think I’ll Keep It

My Left Breast – I think I’ll Keep It

October is breast cancer awareness month. I do not need a month to make me aware of breast cancer. I do not need a Susan Komen walk or an Avon walk to remind me of breast cancer. I do not need a pink ribbon either. I need only look at my left breast- the scar […]

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22 Oct Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on ART TO GO!

ART TO GO!

ART TO GO!

One of the best things about being a painter is being able to invite friends in the Bay Area to join me in my studio every year for Open Studios.  I have the amazing good luck to be an artist in the most beautiful city in the world that is home to thousands of us […]

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06 Oct Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on Lisa Cordileone and ‘Easy Abby’ the Web Series

Lisa Cordileone and ‘Easy Abby’ the Web Series

Lisa Cordileone and ‘Easy Abby’ the Web Series

After considering moving to New York and maybe a fleeting thought to LA after college, I moved instead to Chicago and had every intention of working in the theatre scene. I spent my first 3 years here auditioning for every theatre or show I wanted to be a part of and training with Second City. […]

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26 Sep Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on LIPS – Chicks with Licks

LIPS – Chicks with Licks

LIPS – Chicks with Licks

Hello Epochalips fans! Lovely to meet you! My name is Flo Vinger and I’m a filmmaker/performer and created a new series called LIPS. I wanted to do a gay women’s show that is fun, sexy and hilarious. I added the singing and dance numbers because it adds a lot of comedy and fun to the […]

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25 Sep Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on FAT – The Other F-Word

FAT – The Other F-Word

FAT – The Other F-Word

Collectively, we get angry about hate speech particularly that which is specific to color, gender or sexual orientation, etc.  We even confront those who do it.  Although they are just words, it’s the intent we take issue with…rightly so.  We know words are used as weapons. In our LGBT world using words like “dyke” or […]

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14 Sep Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on Don’t Call Me Butch!

Don’t Call Me Butch!

Don’t Call Me Butch!

Hi my name is Terri… not BUTCH!!! I know this because the birth certificate that my parents received when I was born indicates this. All my teachers from grade school through high school called me Terri. My drivers license and military identification all indicate I am Terri. So when I hear “Butch” being yelled at […]

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13 Sep Posted by in Guest Writers | 6 comments

She Was Always My Sister

She Was Always My Sister

For Mary Helen Lynch (12.1.47-1.27.2011) “Real art has the capacity to make us nervous.”–Susan Sontag Inspired by Robin Lowey’s moving essay about the late great Lynnly Labovitz, together with Vicki Randle’s piece about so charming and alarming a “warrior woman” as Lynnly clearly was, I determined to honor Mary and bear witness to her most […]

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