Recollections, Reflections, Fantasies, Fictions
Randy TibbitsScenes Of a Life I Think Was Mine
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From the Archive: Reed, After All These Years
Reed (l) and Me (r), 1964.
Reed was the first other boy “like that” – like me! – I’d ever known. We never talked about it. Neither of us had the words, nor probably the courage, for such a conversation. It was 1964 and such a thing was no...
A Beautiful Saturday For Cruising Euclid Avenue
(Note: This is another in the series of LGBTQ Pride themed pieces I’ll be posting through June, in celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month 2026. In keeping with the free-wheeling 1970s in which it’s set, this one is a little “zesty,” as my editor,...
From the Archive: Molly, A Gay Romance and Dog Story
Molly was some kind of terrier, a little yappy dog with too much energy and an annoying talent for taking center stage all for herself. But that’s the way dogs are, I suppose, so I shouldn’t have held it against her. And I didn’t, really, e...
Venice on the Bayou, After Gene Charlton
(Note: This is the first of a series of LGBTQ Pride themed pieces I’ll be posting through June, in celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month 2026. The topics will be varied, but the thread will run through them all.)
I always really like writing Su...
How Have All My Treasures Become Enemies?
How have all my treasures become the enemy?
Yes, even the ivory netsuke, in the shape of a pregnant rabbit, that I bought over 50 years ago in the gift shop of the St. Louis Art Museum, before I knew what netsuke were, and before ivory bec...
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Randy Tibbits lives in Houston, Texas. His writing has appeared in a number of publications over 50 years. He is now old enough to “remember when?” – and, thank goodness, is still able to.
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