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Comments on: Sissy vs. Sissy http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/ Author of Mississippi Sissy Mon, 21 May 2012 00:54:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: rexandjulie http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-4356 Sat, 29 Dec 2007 02:02:49 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-4356 Kevin, Mississippi Sissy is truly a memorable book. I will re-read it (and like another correspondent--I rarely re-read, except for To Kill a Mockingbird). I laughed, I cried, and would sometimes just stop and contemplate about what I had just read. We hope to meet you in Vicksburg in March at H.C.'s opening. Can't wait for the next book to come out. Continue posting. Your stories about Ptown are hilarious and I haven't been there since 1973, but it was quite the place even then. And your mentoring of that young man is to be admired. As a former English and Journalism teacher, keep after him about his grammar and language--you can never recover a lost "teaching moment" and you never know when something will click. Julie (and Rex) Kevin, Mississippi Sissy is truly a memorable book. I will re-read it (and like another correspondent–I rarely re-read, except for To Kill a Mockingbird). I laughed, I cried, and would sometimes just stop and contemplate about what I had just read.

We hope to meet you in Vicksburg in March at H.C.’s opening. Can’t wait for the next book to come out.

Continue posting. Your stories about Ptown are hilarious and I haven’t been there since 1973, but it was quite the place even then. And your mentoring of that young man is to be admired. As a former English and Journalism teacher, keep after him about his grammar and language–you can never recover a lost “teaching moment” and you never know when something will click. Julie (and Rex)

]]> by: LaMissGirl http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-2412 Fri, 14 Sep 2007 16:18:43 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-2412 Well, that does it. I will DEFINITELY be purchasing the audio version for my Mom to listen to. The only thing is that I hate that it's an abridged version. But since my Mom's stroke a couple of years ago, she has difficulty reading & I know she would never be able to finish if reading the book. I wish I had the time to read it to her- and I might just have to do that. Kevin, I live in Vicksburg, MS, work in Jackson. I recently finished your absolutely amazing book, mostly reading on my lunch break while sitting on a bench near my office on Capital St, about a block from the Gov's Mansion. There were many days I would find myself tearing up and a few times had to close the book before I started bawling. Other days, I had to laugh out loud. I can never express to you, as so many others have on this blog, how much your book touched me. I'm not even sure why. I'm about 5 yrs younger than you, raised in N Louisiana, hetero, but have always had an affinity of sorts for gay people. I'm not sure why that is. A few years ago I was "informed" in a very insensitive way- at the time of my father's funeral, that he was gay. I've never confirmed that and could if I wanted by asking my mother. But I just never felt it necessary and am afraid it would upset my mother. Perhaps it would be good for her to "let go" of a very long-held secret.. I dunno. Anyway, maybe my heart goes out to gays because it's in my genes? Who knows? I can tell you, though, that I cannot get over your book. It's in my mind all the time, and I will definitely read it again- and I NEVER re-read books. I am sick that I did not know about your book reading in V'burg. Well, actually, I think I did read about it and read the article in the V'burg Post about you & your siblings- but I had not read the book yet, so didn't know what I was missing. I have not visited your sister's art gallery, but I will and hope I get the opportunity to meet her. I hope someday our paths will cross. I would love to meet you and never, ever dreamed I would be anybody's "groupie" but I'm afraid I am yours now. Kinda corny, huh? You are an amazing soul and I thank you for writing such a wonderful book. It is definitely a love story to your parents, grandparents, Mattie May, and others. And this blog has proven how far & wide your story has touched others lives. Amazing! I've rambled enough. I've almost finished reading your blog and I do hope you will continue posting, though I see that the entries are few & far between now. Hopefully that's because you are busy with your new book & will return soon. Well, that does it. I will DEFINITELY be purchasing the audio version for my Mom to listen to. The only thing is that I hate that it’s an abridged version. But since my Mom’s stroke a couple of years ago, she has difficulty reading & I know she would never be able to finish if reading the book. I wish I had the time to read it to her- and I might just have to do that.

Kevin, I live in Vicksburg, MS, work in Jackson. I recently finished your absolutely amazing book, mostly reading on my lunch break while sitting on a bench near my office on Capital St, about a block from the Gov’s Mansion. There were many days I would find myself tearing up and a few times had to close the book before I started bawling. Other days, I had to laugh out loud.

I can never express to you, as so many others have on this blog, how much your book touched me. I’m not even sure why. I’m about 5 yrs younger than you, raised in N Louisiana, hetero, but have always had an affinity of sorts for gay people. I’m not sure why that is. A few years ago I was “informed” in a very insensitive way- at the time of my father’s funeral, that he was gay. I’ve never confirmed that and could if I wanted by asking my mother. But I just never felt it necessary and am afraid it would upset my mother. Perhaps it would be good for her to “let go” of a very long-held secret.. I dunno. Anyway, maybe my heart goes out to gays because it’s in my genes? Who knows? I can tell you, though, that I cannot get over your book. It’s in my mind all the time, and I will definitely read it again- and I NEVER re-read books. I am sick that I did not know about your book reading in V’burg. Well, actually, I think I did read about it and read the article in the V’burg Post about you & your siblings- but I had not read the book yet, so didn’t know what I was missing.

I have not visited your sister’s art gallery, but I will and hope I get the opportunity to meet her. I hope someday our paths will cross. I would love to meet you and never, ever dreamed I would be anybody’s “groupie” but I’m afraid I am yours now. Kinda corny, huh?

You are an amazing soul and I thank you for writing such a wonderful book. It is definitely a love story to your parents, grandparents, Mattie May, and others. And this blog has proven how far & wide your story has touched others lives. Amazing!

I’ve rambled enough. I’ve almost finished reading your blog and I do hope you will continue posting, though I see that the entries are few & far between now. Hopefully that’s because you are busy with your new book & will return soon.

]]> by: Mshane http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-2204 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 21:26:08 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-2204 I came upon your book by chance--I'm fastideous about taking time with only the best literature and can say that this rare truly well crafted writing; gay people need this kind of fine story telling. Thanks Mark I came upon your book by chance–I’m fastideous about taking time with only the best literature and can say that this rare truly well crafted writing; gay people need this kind of fine story telling. Thanks Mark

]]> by: dianew http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1562 Thu, 02 Aug 2007 04:35:23 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1562 Just returned from a week in Tokyo where I had the opportunity to hand out several Sissy audios, they make the best hostess gifts. I brought only one book with me since they are so heavy to pack but I hear that it's being passed around and read by lots of people:) Japan was wonderful but very hot. Got lots of work done and hung out with Kennedy who's there studying Japanese. Glad your new book is going well. I read about Ptown in Out and it sounds like such a nice place to spend the summer! Love you, Diane Just returned from a week in Tokyo where I had the opportunity to hand out several Sissy audios, they make the best hostess gifts. I brought only one book with me since they are so heavy to pack but I hear that it’s being passed around and read by lots of people:)
Japan was wonderful but very hot. Got lots of work done and hung out with Kennedy who’s there studying Japanese.
Glad your new book is going well. I read about Ptown in Out and it sounds like such a nice place to spend the summer!
Love you,
Diane

]]> by: Freddie http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1464 Wed, 25 Jul 2007 05:22:30 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1464 I hope your absence from your blog only means that you are having a productive summer or in love or something else wonderful. I hope your absence from your blog only means that you are having a productive summer or in love or something else wonderful.

]]> by: forest http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1386 Wed, 18 Jul 2007 03:24:19 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1386 Linda Hays My God, I remember you of course, beautiful lady Linda Hays
My God, I remember you of course, beautiful lady

]]> by: Linda Hays http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1253 Thu, 12 Jul 2007 03:50:03 +0000 http://mississippisissy.com/blog/2007/06/04/sissy-vs-sissy/#comment-1253 Hey, I am reading your book now. I went to high school with you. I am sorry I did not recognize the pain you were suffering at the time. Yes, sometimes life is difficult but sometimes it is fun and you are telling a story of both. Love your book so far. I would like to thank you for welcoming me and others to the high school after we intergrated. I was just so amazed that you were so friendly, warm, sunny,and corny. You made us welcome, you made us laugh when we were so scared of the unexpected. You did not care what color we were. You have been and I am sure always will be a wonderful person. Thanks Kevin, I have always remembered you. Congratulations. Hey, I am reading your book now. I went to high school with you. I am sorry I did not recognize the pain you were suffering at the time. Yes, sometimes life is difficult but sometimes it is fun and you are telling a story of both. Love your book so far. I would like to thank you for welcoming me and others to the high school after we intergrated. I was just so amazed that you were so friendly, warm, sunny,and corny. You made us welcome, you made us laugh when we were so scared of the unexpected. You did not care what color we were. You have been and I am sure always will be a wonderful person. Thanks Kevin, I have always remembered you. Congratulations.

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