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	All Books by Nick Elwood - Author of : All the Queen's Men Paperback - 270 pages (December 1999) Gay Men's Press; ISBN: 1902852036 "Gay Studies Books; A revealing account of fourteen years as an openly gay man in the British Army. There were no threats and rarely any hostility, and the young Trumpet Major found himself protected by peers, senior ranks and the system itself." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Kenny Fries - Author of : Staring Back: The Disability Experience from the Inside Out Paperback - 464 pages (October 1997) Plume; ISBN: 0452279135 "Gay Studies Books; In this groundbreaking and far-reaching collection, writers such as Andre Dubus, Stanley Elkin, and Adrienne Rich, confront what it means to be disabled in our society. Through the vehicles of nonfiction, poetry, fiction, and drama, Staring Back is the first anthology to open the landscape of the disabled experience for exploration and discussion." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Harry Hay and Will Roscoe - Authors of : Radically Gay: Gay Liberation In the Words Of Its Founder Hardcover (June 1996) Unknown; ISBN: 0807070807 "Gay Autobiography/Biography; Gay Studies Books; Harry Hay is the acknowledged father (or mother, as he might prefer) of the modern gay liberation movement. As a Communist Party organizer and historian who founded the Mattachine Society in 1949, Hay began turning out essays, position papers, critical studies, and manifestos concerning what it means to be gay in the world. Radically Gay is a collection of those writings, edited by historian Will Rosco, and its breadth and depth is amazing. Radically Gay is an important contribution to gay history and letters; it tells us not only where we have been, but, more importantly, where we might be going." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Bret Hinsch - Author of : Passions of the Cut Sleeve: The Male Homosexual Tradition in China Paperback Reprint edition (December 1992) University of California Press; ISBN: 0520078691 "Gay Studies Books; Drawing from dynastic histories, erotic novels, popular Buddhist tracts, love poetry, legal cases and joke books, "Passions of the Cut Sleeve" evokes the complex male homosexual tradition in China from the Bronze Age until its decline in recent times." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by David Island and Patrick Letellier - Authors of : Men Who Beat the Men who Love Them: Battered Gay Men and Domestic Violence Paperback - 301 pages (September 1991) Haworth (T); ISBN: 0918393973 "Gay Self Help Books; Gay Studies Books; A vivid picture of gay men's domestic violence (including personal narratives written by one of the authors), defining what it is and what it is not through lists of violent acts and criminal code categories, and by examining and analyzing the criminal, mental health, medical, political, and interpersonal issues involved." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Cleve Jones and Jeff Dawson (Contributor) - Authors of : Stitching a Revolution: The Making of an Activist Paperback - 304 pages (May 22, 2001) Harper San Francisco; ISBN: 0062516426 *~~ Featured Book Review ~~* "From the frontlines of one of the greatest human struggles of our time comes this powerful and moving tale. Both an important cultural history of the AIDS crisis and an intimate personal memoir, Stitching a Revolution is the story of a man who, besieged by discrimination, death, and despair, found the courage and strength of spirit to conceive and create a unique healing vision-the AIDS Memorial Quilt. Against the turbulent backdrop of politics and sexual liberation in San Francisco during the seventies, Jones recounts his coming-of-age alongside friend and mentor Harvey Milk -- and, later, Milk's assassination and the ensuing riots that threatened to tear down all they had accomplished. But Jones's political aspirations were put on hold after the emergence of an insidious, unexplainable "gay cancer" that would soon become known throughout the world as AIDS. Demoralized by the tide of death and despair sweeping his community, brutally assaulted by gay-bashing thugs, and faced with the specter of his own positive diagnosis, Jones sought a way to restore hope to a world falling apart beneath his feet. What started out as a simple panel of fabric stitched for his best friend now covers a space larger than twenty-five football fields and contains over eighty thousand names. The Quilt has affected the lives of many people, bridging racial, sexual, and religious barriers to unite millions in the fight against AIDS. Stitching a Revolution is a compelling, dramatic tale with a cast of memorable characters from all walks of life. At times uplifting, at times heart-wrenching, this inspiring story reveals what it means to be human and how the power of love conquers all -- even death." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Dean Kostos and Eugene Grygo - Author of : Mama's Boy: Gay Men Write About Their Mothers Paperback - 260 pages 1st edition (April 1, 2000) Painted Leaf Pr; ISBN: 1891305204 "Gay Parenting; Gay Studies Books; Short memoirs where gay men talk about their mothers and the influence she had on their lives." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada:
	All Books by Larry Kramer and Simon Watney - Authors of : Reports from the Holocaust : The Story of an AIDS Activist Paperback - 454 pages revised edition (December 1994) St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 0312114192 "Gay Studies Books; Without a doubt the most important gay political writer of our time, Kramer's passionate essays have mobilized the gay community for more than a decade. A cofounder of Gay Men's Health Crisis, ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), and author of the controversial novel Faggots, Kramer has shown how mighty the pen can be." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada:
	All Books by Ellen Lewin - Author of : Recognizing Ourselves Paperback - 288 pages 0 edition (November 15, 1999) Columbia Univ Pr; ISBN: 023110393X "Gay Studies Books; Lesbian and gay commitment ceremonies are shown to dramatize key issues not only in their culture but also in the wider American culture. Written in a nonscientific but professional manner, the book offers further stimulus for a change in laws to provide legal recognition for same-sex marriages." Click to buy this book in USA, Canada, UK:
	All Books by Vittorio, MD Lingiardi - Author of : Men in Love : Male Homosexualities from Ganymede to Batman Paperback - 224 pages (April 2002) Open Court Publishing Company; ISBN: 0812695151 "Gay Studies Books; Recent writings about homosexuality have tended toward either dry science or trendy self-help. But the mystery of human sexuality cannot be summed up using only psychoanalytic or biological models. In Men in Love, Jungian psychoanalyst Vittorio Lingiardi traces the poetic roots of eros from ancient Greek times to modern times through myths, art, poetry, and symbols. From the rape of Ganymede to Michelangelo’s loves, from the relationship of Batman and Robin to the letters between Freud and Jung, this voyage speaks eloquently about the complex relationships between men." Click to buy this book in USA, UK:

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