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Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
is on page 70 of 320
Reading the essay about the truly iconic Sylvester, written by David Furnish, as in, the husband of Sir Elton John.
Also, yes, I fully realize Mr. Furnish is so much more than Sir Elton John's husband.
— Aug 26, 2026 09:08AM
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Also, yes, I fully realize Mr. Furnish is so much more than Sir Elton John's husband.
Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
is on page 60 of 320
Reading about the late and great St. Quentin Crisp, written by Mark Moore.
I must say, I find it a bit surprising that this is one of the shorter essays in this book, but I digress.
— Aug 26, 2026 04:18AM
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I must say, I find it a bit surprising that this is one of the shorter essays in this book, but I digress.
Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
is on page 57 of 320
At the first page at the essay about the late and great Quentin Crip, written by Mark Moore.
This particular essay is going to be so enjoyable.
— Aug 07, 2026 06:43AM
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This particular essay is going to be so enjoyable.
Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
is on page 50 of 320
Reading about the legendary Vaginal Davis, written by Mykki Blanco.
I rarely read essays, which is why I find myself a tad mystified that I'm currently reading two books of essays.
— Aug 03, 2026 04:53AM
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I rarely read essays, which is why I find myself a tad mystified that I'm currently reading two books of essays.
Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
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Read (and devoured) the essay about the late and great David Bowie, written by Freddy McConnell.
— Jul 05, 2026 05:23AM
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Robert Alvarez the Psychic Witch
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I enjoyed the essay written by Paul Flynn, about the late and great George Michael.
Now, looking forward to reading the essay written by Freddy McConnell, about the late and great David Bowie.
— Jun 13, 2026 10:14AM
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Now, looking forward to reading the essay written by Freddy McConnell, about the late and great David Bowie.








