Rick Kitzman

Rick Kitzman is a Colorado native and a survivor of the AIDS epidemic in New York City during the 80s. He has been a corporate trainer, human resources director, and a club DJ (Studio 54 in New York, The Ballpark in Denver). He wrote 'The Little Book on Forgiving,' published by DeVorss & Co. in 1996 and excerpted in 'Science of Mind Magazine.' Rick is the winner of the John Preston Award for his short story “The Lady in the Hatbox,” included in Best Gay Erotica of 1997. In his column, “American Queer Life,” he contributes to OFM with opinion articles ranging from political injustice to the Oscars. He has a great partner who treats him like gold and says “he’s adorbs and funny as heck!” Rick thinks tweets are for twits. “One word: Trump ... just sayin’...”

65 Articles Published | Follow:
When PrEP Meant a Disco Nap
The Gay Joys of Aging
Oscars Sooooo Queer
Coming Out: A Comparison of Closets
Me Too
Holiday Riches for Reading
A (Godless) Prayer for America