The divisions between labor and leisure are, in my room, one in the same.

After the war, Anna and Larry (Friedmann) Flynn settled in Vancouver. They married and purchased a rainbow house: a stuccoed bungalow on W 64th Street.

The high school gymnasium is a scary place. For many queer people, the locker room is perhaps the more frightening portion of that space—that chamber in which we would undress, shower, redress, address and avoid each other, pray for the bell to ring, and hope that everyone forgot we actually had to play sports.