Cool lesbian / L Word / Art website ‘The L Word Art‘ has posted a new interview with Guinevere Turner. The L Word Art is – from the site bio – “dedicated to the ART that The L Word has brought into light. Through the all 6 seasons, the show has honored some major, talented and sometimes provocative artists in so many disciplines: painting, photography, sculpture, music,…. The end of the show also revealed some...

STAR OF INDIA from Advocate magazine 4/1999 The lesbian love story FIRE has already touched off violence in its native India. But the film´s famous leading lady doesn´t scare easily. By Guinevere Turner Fire DVD When I saw Fire for the first time, I cried before anything sad actually happened. It´s kind of film that gets you on 12 levels at once. It is story of Radha and Sita, sisters-in-law who, finding very little love in their marriages...

Well here we are again, and the lovely Guinevere has managed to fit us into her very busy schedule and answer the guinfans mailing list questions. Basically we asked the members of our Guin mailing list to post any questions they would ask Guin given the opportunity (or for people to email us with them). We had a great response and here are some of the answers Guin gave…. This questionaire took place Oct/Nov 1999. M&M: What...

Q and A with Guin Turner for GuinTurner.com – January 1999 Well here it is, the proof that Guin is as lovely as we all think she is! We were lucky enough to get her to answer some questions for us and she graciously did so. We asked her some questions which we thought her fans would like to know and we thought if any of you have burning questions you’d like to ask Guin, email us and well see what we can do. Anyway, have fun...

GUIN in HER OWN WORDS: I was born on May 23, 1968 in Boston, Massachusetts to an unwed 19 year old who didn’t go to the hospital until she was in labor. It’s true. She had recently become a part of the Lyman Family, a cult/commune of sorts, in which I was raised until I was twelve. The Family was about 130 people, a hearty 40 or 50 of them kids, who lived in six different homesteads across the U.S. They were in Boston,...

‘Cookie And Me’ It was a hot gross sticky July night in New York City and I was in no mood to go out. A whole group of us were going to dinner, mostly because our friend Ally was visiting from out of town. Everyone was acting kind of drippy and boring, except for Ally, who was chomping at the bit to settle down into some serious drinking. As dinner ended, each of my friends excused themselves because of tiredness or having to...