I'd read this years ago and returned to it for a project, and I don't know if it's that I'm older now and/or gayer, but this is absolutely so funny. I literally laughed out loud at parts of it. The fiction especially I loved--it gets at this aesthetic that is deeply biting and just is so deeply hilarious. Strongly encourage folks to return to this if it's been a while, and if you haven't read it, definitely give it a try. Highlights for me include "Parade" and "Glen's Homophobia Newsletter."