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Eric Page

A Queer Carol: Ghosts of Midwinter Past, Present, and Fabulously Future

A Queer Carol: Ghosts of Midwinter Past, Present, and Fabulously Future

Our Scrooge sits alone on this midwinter night, when the ghost appears. "I wear the chain I forged in life," moans Marley—but what chains do we forge when we deny our natures? When we perform propriety instead of embracing authenticity?

Rebels, Rockers, and Revolutionary Love: The Leather Boys ride again

Rebels, Rockers, and Revolutionary Love: The Leather Boys ride again

This slim volume absolutely flies by, utterly compulsive despite—or perhaps because of—its unflinching approach. It's essential reading for understanding how far we've travelled and what it cost those who came before.

The L Word: A Photographic Journal by Jennifer Beals

The L Word: A Photographic Journal by Jennifer Beals

We're invited to step behind the velvet rope and witness the alchemy. The L Word by Jennifer Beals is a love letter—to the show, cast, and to all who saw themselves reflected in those characters for the very first time.

Three gay men relaxing shirtless on grass on a sunny day, wearing sunglasses & shorts, with drinks nearby. The casual photo has a nostalgic film photography quality.

Richard's Story: Living with HIV for Three Decades

When Richard was diagnosed with HIV in the mid-1990s, doctors told him he wouldn’t see the following spring. Decades later, Richard reflects on survival, loss, and the unexpected life he’s built

The Gift: Where Joy Meets Midwinter Magic

The Gift: Where Joy Meets Midwinter Magic

TOMS has conjured something extraordinary this season—The Gift, an audacious experience blending participatory theatre, communal feasting, and ritual playfulness.

World AIDS Day: Carl's Story

World AIDS Day: Carl's Story

This story - told under the name of a beloved friend lost to AIDS - is a testament to the power of activism, medical progress, and community resilience. But it's also a stark reminder of the generation we lost, and the survivor's guilt carried by those who remain.

Handsome smiling young man, seated outdoors at a café under a Coca-Cola umbrella, with palm trees, vibrant bougainvillea, and terraced buildings in the sunny background.

Gary's story: Living Through the Epidemic

Gary offers a perspective many younger LGBTQ+ people have never heard - the voice of someone who wasn't supposed to survive. Diagnosed in 1992 in Brighton alongside his partner, now approaching sixty, he's older than the men he once looked up to, all of whom died in their thirties and forties.

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