Articles by Andrew Solomon:

Review of ‘All Joy and No Fun,’ by Jennifer Senior.

This fresh social justice is infusing the very air, and I am breathing it as though it were a new oxygen.

Choice strengthens families no matter what choice they make.

Polite curiosity about one’s children is nothing new. But when you’re gay parents, you must prepare to be interrogated.

Prodigiousness looks from a distance like silver, but it comes with banks of clouds; genius can be as bewildering and hazardous as a disability.

Rape is a permanent damage; it leaves not scars, but open wounds.

If we countenance one form of bias, we have no platform from which to fight any other.

I do not accept competitive models of love, only additive ones.

To many gays, marriage is the last frontier of discrimination. But Obama’s election is a reassuring sign that we, too, shall overcome someday soon.

Gay marriage is not merely a matter of self-interest for gay people in relationships who want to use a fancy word to refer to their intimacies.