Home Away From Home

I recently finished reading the second of your articles about Palm Springs (Nov. 6, 2007 issue), a place I’ve visited on numerous occasions, the most recent being for a week at the beginning of November. Hotels, resorts, etc. are always mentioned but there is another way to enjoy Palm Springs and the neighboring communities and that is renting a home, townhouse or condo. I utilized the astounding, superlative services of the gay owned and operated Sun & Fun Vacation Rentals at 877/322-7961 or via www.sunandfunvacationrentals.com. I enjoyed an incredible home and the pictures on their website are exactly what you’ll experience. 

Dan Morin
via Internet
Still on Edge

Add my name to the list of appreciative readers who think that the Conscious Living section is a great addition to the magazine. Not that I don’t like reading about where to find the perfect cocktail or the hottest physical specimens in L.A., it’s just that the section fills a need for those of us who think we’re fairly advanced as a subspecies. I think Dr. Kilhefner gets it just right (“Setting Them Straight,” Jan. 1 issue) when he disses Rodriguez/Gates, et. al., the demographic/sociologist specialists without noticeable brain waves. I mean, some of my best friends are straight, but do they all have to be so clueless? Keep up the good work. Sooner or later, even those who watch Project Runway may realize how useless and unoriginal the heterosexual milieu has become.

Barry Copilow
Glendale
Straight Talk

I just finished reading Don Kilhefner's Edging Out column "Setting Them Straight." The article was brilliant and his ideas are breathtaking. Just what I have longed to read in Frontiers for years. In the last four or five months it seems like Frontiers is coming alive again and I want to encourage you to keep turning up the heat. It's a delight reading the new Frontiers. And keep feeding Edging Out. It's really enlightening reading it. I look forward to the column.
 
Jesse Surkes
via Internet

CORRECTION:

Due to a formatting error, several listings were omitted from the “Spiritual Guidance” feature in the Jan. 15 issue. Look for a comprehensive version on our website (www.frontierspublishing.com). Also in the same article, Rev. Vajra Karuna, a gay man, was misidentified as a lesbian. We regret the error.

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