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Freelance Articles
  • ‘Miseducation’: A Cowgirl Coming-Out Story For Teens — NPR (Feb. 7, 2012)
  • Giving Thanks: Tipping the Velvet — The Horn Book Magazine (November/December 2011)
  • “A Healthy Dose of Diversity” — School Library Journal (May 1, 2011)
  • “Girls Girls Girls: A Trio of Epic Adventures” — NPR (May 25, 2011)
  • “Coming Out, Coming Together:” The rocky road to building a queer Asian community (Download PDF) — Curve Magazine (March 2006)
AfterEllen Articles

Here are some of my favorite analytical articles from AfterEllen.

  • 04.09 Young Adult Books Move Beyond the Coming-Out Story, But Still Face Hurdles
  • 06.08 Lesbian/Bi Women in Reality TV 2008 — With at least a dozen queer women on prime-time unscripted TV on three different networks, I rate the good, the bad and the ugly.
  • 11.07 Battlestar Galactica: Razor” Delivers a Crucial Lesbian Twist — The two-hour TV movie tackles war, betrayal and what makes us human, along with a critical same-sex relationship.
  • 05.07 “Work Out” Complicates Lesbian Stereotypes — The second season of the Bravo reality series moves beyond clichés of power-hungry career women and predatory lesbians.
  • 10.06 Queer Women On Reality TV are Making a Difference — This genre of television has brought lesbians and bisexual women into America’s living rooms in a way that would have been unimaginable a few years ago.
  • 08.06 I’m (Not) Gay…So What? — Oprah Winfrey shows that being gay is not the stigma it used to be, but coming out is still a challenge.
  • 04.06 Gender Trouble on “The L Word” — Through Max’s story line, The L Word reduced the complexity of transgender issues to a stereotypical war between the sexes and ridiculed the possibility of butch identity.
  • 02.06 Making Over Ellen: Femming Up the Sorta-Butch — During the first season of Ellen Degeneres’ talk show, proucers toyed with giving her a more feminine makeover.
Interviews

Here are some of my favorite interviews with celebrities and authors.

  • 09.08 Lena Headey — I remember this short and silly interview mostly for where I conducted it: In a photo booth on Santa Monica Pier.
  • 05.08 Zero Chou — I spoke to the Taiwanese lesbian filmmaker through a translator to make sure I got the details right. (My Chinese isn’t as good as I wish it was!)
  • 01.08 Shot at Love With Tila Tequila.
  • 09.07 Melissa Etheridge — On the day of our interview, Melissa called me herself and said, “Hi, it’s Melissa.” At first I didn’t realize who it was, even though her voice sounded remarkably familiar, because she had called 20 minutes early (and usually celebs have someone else dial the phone for them)!
  • 08.07 Laura Innes — The very smart woman behind ER‘s Dr. Kerry Weaver.
  • 06.06 Valerie Mason-John (Download PDF) — A Buddhist, writer and all-around awesome woman.
  • 04.06 Sarah Waters — Author of bestselling novels Tipping the Velvet and Fingersmith.
  • 03.06 Val McDermid — A talk with the bestselling Scottish crime novelist about her writing process.
  • 06.05 Joan Chen (Download PDF) — Remember her from Twin Peaks? How about Wild Side with Anne Heche?
  • 12.05 Kim Stolz — I’ve interviewed five of the lesbian/bi models on America’s Next Top Model, but Kim was definitely the most interesting one.
  • 04.05 Julie Anne Peters — Author of National Book Award finalist Luna as well as one of my favorite YA LGBT novels, Far From Xanadu.
  • 09.04 Laurie R. King — One of my favorite mystery writers.
  • 07.04 Katherine V. Forrest — My first interview with a real-live author.
  • 07.04 Kate Clinton — My first-ever official, professional interview requiring a tape recorder!

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