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Carol Anshaw
“One” of a kind: an interview with Chicago-based lesbian novelist Carol Anshaw
“My writing teacher says that the best place to write out of is obscurity.”
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Ronnie Kroell
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Barry Williams
“I always liked performing in Chicago. The city has been very good to me.”
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Jason Dottley
“Last week I was the number-two break out on Billboard, which was kind of cool because Madonna was number four.”
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Kyle Richards
“It is not so much about my hair, but I had to put that in there because it is probably my number-one question on Twitter.”
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Melissa Manchester
“I really feel honored, because the gay community has always supported [laughs] divas worth supporting.”
