Links to Publications

Chicago Free Press, Chicago, Illinois

The Bay Area Reporter, San Francisco, California

National Gay News, USA, on-line.

dot Magazine, Southern California, ceased publication with its September 6, 2007 issue.

Lavender Magazine, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota

The Washington Blade, Washington, D.C.

The New York Blade, New York, NY

The Southern Voice, Atlanta, GA

The Gay and Lesbian Times, San Diego/Palm Beach, California

Liberty Press, Wichita, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri

Outlook, Columbus, Ohio

Seattle Gay News, Seattle, Washington

The Dallas Voice, Dallas, Texas

Fab, Los Angeles, California

Between the Lines, Detroit, Michigan

National Gay News, Norm Kent's Florida-based web site

The Front Page, North Carolina

Salt Lake Metro, Salt Lake City, Utah. (There's a fresh publishing dispute going on in SLC, and apparently, the departing staff redirected Metro's old web address to their new publication, Q Salt Lake. This link is to an old issue of SLM.)

Q Salt Lake

usQueers.com, San Diego, CA-based internet site
(I understand they've been shut down in a legal dispute, but perhaps they will be able to redirect your browser from this address someday)

HotSpots! Magazine, Southern Florida
(I'm sure their Atlanta publication had to drop me when Windows Media began running my cartoons in Southern Voice, but I don't know what's going on with their Florida edition

Watermark, Orlando-Tampa Bay, Florida

Out! Magazine, New Mexico
This one is probably defunct. Digital Queeries, Toronto, Canada
An e-zine that has at least once used one of my drawings. I didn't find out about it until nearly a year later, so here their link belatedly is.

Metro Weekly (MW), Washington, D.C.
(I don't think they can still be printing my cartoons if the Blade is, but I've never actually been told that they've stopped.)

Letters from Camp Rehoboth, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

Breeze, San Juan, Puerto Rico

GMax.co.za, South Africa

The Business Journal, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (dropped editorial cartoon in January, 2006)

The Wisconsin Research Center for Pluralism, Inc.