Rebel Yell

I am in Dallas, Texas and I picked up [Nov. 7, 2007 issue] of Frontiers at the Dallas Voice office, and I was extraordinarily impressed by the particular content. I really loved the “Edging Out” article, “Produce Your Life,” the Conscious Living section, and the coverage on sustainability. This particular issue really appealed to a guy like me. Having said that, hopefully it is the kind of reporting that we can strive for and add a level of education to our community. It was truly a trifecta of information, times to come, and direction for the LGBT community.  

Gus Klein
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Taking Heart

I just wanted to write to tell you how much I’ve appreciated [the “Edging Out” column] lately. I’m often disheartened by gay men's connection to anything other than keeping themselves running, hearing themselves speak, or throwing money at "good causes." Your articles speak to the spiritual side of our community without getting preachy or slutty or abstract, and speak much more closely to who I am as a gay man.

Russell Brown
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Unwrapped Gifts

The guy Brandon [Ruckdashel] on your [Dec. 18, 2007 issue] cover is gorgeous. He's like a sexy little street urchin delivering gifts to his loved ones. The whole cover is beautiful, in fact. I love that you created a chilly scene of winter without the clichés of snow and tinsel.

Andy Reed
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CORRECTION:

In our Holiday Gift Guide (Vol. 26 Issue 16) we priced the iMainGo at $69.95, which is incorrect. The iMainGo price is actually $39.95. We regret the error.

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