Mark S. King
At a Glance:
Mark S. King has been a Project Contributor since May 2010, has written 123 entries and currently lives in Ft Lauderdale, FL.
Bio
Mark S. King is an HIV poz gay blogger in recovery from meth addiction. What's not to love?
Mark has been an outspoken advocate for those living with HIV since testing positive in 1985. He produces an often comical written and video blog ("My Fabulous Disease"), is an award-winning columnist and author of "A Place Like This," chronicling his life in 1980's Los Angeles.
He attributes his longevity to taking part in his health care, the love of a good man, and double chocolate brownies made from scratch. Find out more at www.MyFabulousDisease.com.
Mark S. King: Recently Filed
The DC Marriage Rally: The Music Video
Filed by Mark S. King | March 27, 2013 9:00 AM |The whole morning, while I watched people gather in front of the Supreme Court building and videotaped the sights and sounds and costumes (and the opponent's marching band, complete with bagpipes), the song Classical Gas kept playing in my...Read More
HIV & Gay Media: The Vanishing Virus
Filed by Mark S. King | February 27, 2013 2:00 PM |What is the responsibility of LGBT media in this climate of rising infection rates and a bored readership? Are they simply reflecting the community's waning interest, or do they have a responsibility to keep HIV in the headlines?Read More
I Whip My Hair... & Burn It Off
Filed by Mark S. King | February 22, 2013 1:00 PM |If you'd like to add to your Friday joy -- or jump start your weekend with a good laugh -- you just got it. Read More
The Increasingly Strange Case of Uncle Poodle
Filed by Mark S. King | February 19, 2013 11:00 AM |In the course of a few short months, Lee Thompson ("Uncle Poodle" to reality TV watchers) has managed to personify a variety of hot button issues among gay men today.Read More
Your Mother Liked It Bareback
Filed by Mark S. King | January 30, 2013 11:30 AM |Can stop pretending that those who remain fixated on condom usage have the moral upper hand? The emperor has no clothes. And he isn't wearing a rubber, either.Read More
