Columnists
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Semisesquicentennial; look it up
You may not have heard of the artist John Trumbull, but you’ve definitely seen his most famous painting: Declaration of…
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What a sitcom character taught me about Pride
Just before I turned 12, a new sitcom aired on TV, Three’s Company. The plot was pretty simple: facing the…
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We were never just a month
There are mornings I open my news feeds and have to set my phone face down on the desk and…
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Between a hummingbird and a bull lizard
Two summers ago, while spending a pleasant afternoon at Farmington Lake, I began to sketch out a column. It was…
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Creep: Conservative Extremists
My teenage son has been watching the show “Ted” lately. A couple of years ago, I watched the first “Ted”…
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In with the Out, Out with the In
When we lived in the Bay Area, I had an acquaintance, Dale. He was a friend of a friend from…
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Creep of the Week: Transphobic Democrats
If you are a Democrat who participates in the scapegoating and dehumanizing of transgender people, you are a disgrace, you…
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Catching My Breath: The New Twink
How many of you have a good phone call buddy? You know … that person who actually still likes chatting…
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A letter from the publisher: Securing the future of ‘QSaltLake Magazine’ through community support
Dear Readers, For more than two decades, QSaltLake Magazine has existed to inform and entertain the LGBTQ+ community and tell…
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The Prombies: Dressing teenage boys for prom in the rural Southwest
For a long time, I was afraid of teenage boys. My high school experience was not one of bullying by…
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