I have too many thoughts and feelings, coming too thick and fast, to write a thoughtful piece about the US Supreme Court’s opinion on same-sex marriage. So here’s an edited repost of something I wrote a couple of years ago about why it will change the world.
Read moreFrom: Isabelle in the EU The reason I am getting in touch is that I have fallen in love with an American…
Read moreKelley and I got married on Wednesday, 4th September, the 20th anniversary of our first wedding. This wedding was very simple, very…
Read moreI married Kelley nineteen years ago today. She married me, too, of course. More precisely, we married each other–really: no one officiated….
Read moreLast night, the Washington state House Judiciary Committee passed by a vote of 7-6 the bill to extend the freedom to marry…
Read moreI found out yesterday that someone has been messing with my Wikipedia entry. Kelley changed from being my partner to being my…
Read moreYesterday was our wedding anniversary. Crapcam got a workout. First we were in the park. I spotted this fallen and naturally split…
Read moreToday is our seventeenth wedding anniversary. When we got married it seemed like the most natural thing in the world. I had…
Read moreSixteen years ago today I married Kelley and she married me: I think you’ve seen that picture before but here’s one I’m…
Read moreFrom: anonymous “Getting married makes all the difference in the world.” I should have clarified: I did not mean, as a general…
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Nicola Griffith