Family

Comedy: The Stuff of Tragedy

“Life is a joke, and death is the punchline.” — Amigo the Devil

Burning Down the House

A childhood house fire seared memories

PERSONAL ESSAY

Two Brothers, One Phone Call

A brief note on the impossible task of…

My Journey to Locate My Half-Brother I’ve Never Met

The hidden narrative: uncovering the unknown

Waitressing Was the Therapy I Needed at 16

Growing self-esteem and finding my second family in the…

On my mother’s sacrifices and what I gained and lost

Reconciling me, my mother, my queerness, and our…

Love, Loss and The Yellow Brick Road

When the past collides with the present

Carrying Grief and Gratitude through the End of Summer

You can’t have it all, but you can have…

My Indian In-Laws

A gay man meets his husband’s family and sees his world differently

HUMAN PARTS | MEMOIR

You’re Not Like the Others

When someone you love takes an axe to…