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1. Acts of passion; lesbians, gay men and the law. Sidney, NSW, NSW Young Lawyers, et.
al., 2000. 28p. brochure detailing longstanding and new rights for gay people, unequal
rights, and legal resources for Australian gays. 18.00
2. After dark; the national magazine of entertainment, volume 6, no. 9, January 1974. New
York, Dance Magazine, 1974. 116p. 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Special issue of the magazine
subtitled "Black Magic", with articles on Ellington, Al Green, Soul Train, African American
theater and film and more. 15.00
3. Anders sein und älter werden - Lesben und Schwule im Alter; dokumentation der
Fachtagung vom 22/23. November 2002, Studie "Älter werden - Älter Lesben und Schwule
in Berlin". Berlin, Gleichgeschlechtliche Lebensweisen, 2002. 128p., wraps. (Dokumente
lesbisch-schwuler Emanzipation des Fachbereichs für gleichgeschlechtliche Lebensweisen
20) 45.00
4. Aoi mitsu / Unripened honey. Tokyo, Creators, 1985. [36p.], profusely illus. with color
photos, wraps, 10x7 inch oblong. Not found in OCLC. 150.00

Homoerotic color photography; text in Japanese. Most photos are of young men
masturbating.
5. ARC; spring 1994, no. 32. Issue title: Gay and lesbian poetry in Canada: an international
year of the family special tribute. Ottawa, ARC, 1994. 89p., wraps. Poets include Brenda
Brooks, Elsa Gidlow, Nila Gupta, Robert K. Martin and many others. 22.00
6. The arrow; bulletin of the Mackay Society, #3. New York, Mackay Society, Spring 1986.
8p., 7x8.5 inches, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. Includes report from the first annual
meeting in New York. 22.00
7. Attention: gay people & their families; an invitiation to contribute to: "Lesbians, gay
men and their families: an anthology". San Francisco, Operation Concern, 1978. 8.5x11
inch mimeographed flyer soliciting input into the project. 22.00
8. Eine Auslese der köstlichsten Liebesgedichte von Villon [et. al.]. Aufs delikateste
ausgestattet mit handkolorierten Illustrationen von Denis Clairon und einem
verständnisvollen Publikum dargegoten. Basel, Studio Druck, 1945. Unpaginated love
poetry, illus. with pretty, spot-colored line drawings of mostly young women, first edition
slender paper-over- boards, spine panel is completely shattered (hinges remain sound),
boards irregularly sunned and dust-soiled. Some gay content. 15.00
9. Bad boy comix; issue 1. [San Francisco], n. pub., [1983?]. [36]p. gay comix, very good in
wraps. 35.00
10. Bar guide; USA International. N. pl., n. pub., [1971-3?]. 192p., slightly worn wraps, A
state-by-state, country-by-country guide with notations designating the nature of the
establishment (gay, lesbian, 'colored', hustlers, leather, etc.). This invaluable locator for gay
bar culture immediately after Stonewall includes listings for GIs in Vietnam. OCLC lists
two holdings. 75.00
11. The Body Politic; 2. San Francisco, the journal, 1970. 40p., wraps lightly worn, 8.5x11
inches. Not found in OCLC. 25.00
Second issue of the radical medical publication originally launched by the Medical
Community for Human Rights. Contents include "No revolution without us," by an
anonymous gay medical student; the Black Panther Party six month health program; an
article about the occupation of the Nurses' Residence at Lincoln Hospital in New York by
members of the Young Lords Party and DRUM, and more. Illustrated throughout by
underground cartoonists Greg Irons and Dave Sheridan.
12. California hot line ... an annual, detailed guide to your kind of California. San Francisco,
California Hot Line, 1976. 128p., pocketsize wraps somewhat worn and soiled, with small
dog-ears. Tourist guide emphasizing predominately gay places; several entries are overstamped
"closed," reflecting changes as booklet went to press. 45.00
13. Catalyst, a socialist journal of the social services. (Numbers 1-5). New York, Institute for
Social Service Alternatives, 1978-80. First five issues of the journal, 5.25x8.5 inches in
wraps, mild wear. 35.00
Topics range from radical perspectives on ghetto organizing to a psychotherapist's
examination of the impact of coming out on the families of gays and lesbians.

14. Cecil Knockerwurst Weatherbee commemorates the [second, thrid, fourth, fifth]
hanging of Sweet Lips: April 1972-1975 [series of four pinback buttons]. San Francisco,
Dave Valentine, 1972-75. Group of four pins, in round, oval, and rectangular formats, the
smallest measuring 1.5 inches in diameter, all with black text on a white background with
red lips; very good but for the last in the series, which has some spots of yellowing.
45.00
Sweet Lips, a.k.a. Richard Walters, was a columnist for the Bay Area Reporter focusing on
the gay gossip of the Polk and Tenderloin areas. The button for the third "hanging" cites
Dave Valentine as its manufacturer, at 556 Castro in San Francisco, the the venue for the
fourth hanging is specified as the Kokpit, at 301 Turk. On the last button Knockerwurst has
been changed to Knockerwurst.
15. Cecil Knockherworst Weatherbee commemorates the second hanging of Sweet Lips:
April 1972 [pinback button]. San Francisco, Dave Valentine, 1972. 1.5 inch diameter
button, black text on a white background with red lips; very good. 15.00
Sweet Lips, a.k.a. Richard Walters, was a columnist for the Bay Area Reporter focusing on
the gay gossip of the Polk and Tenderloin areas. Dave Valentine manufactured buttons at
556 Castro in San Francisco.
16. Cecil Knockerwurst Weatherbee commemorates the fifth hanging of Sweet Lips: April
1975 [pinback button]. San Francisco, n.pub., 1975. 1.5x2.5 inch rectangular button, black
text on a white background with red lips; very good. 15.00
17. Cock shots. Annual no. 2. Wilmington, DE, Quality Publishing Company, 1982. 46p. plus
lengthy unpaginated section of explicit color and black and white homoerotic photography,
mildly worn wraps, 8x10.5 inches. 15.00
18. The crane bag; vol. 5, no. 1; minorities in Ireland. Dublin, The Crane Bag, 1981. 94p.,
illustrations, very good in wraps. 12.00
Irish journal. Contributors consider anti-Catholicism, sex legislation, minorities, church
and state in Ireland (interview with Sean McBride), homosexual people and the christian
churches in Ireland ("A minority and its oppressors"), handicapped people, .
19. Creating communities: giving and volunteering by gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
people. New York and Amherst, Working Group on Funding Lesbian & Gay Issues and
Institute for Gay & Lesbian Strategic Studies, 1998. 28p., 8.5x11 inches, slightly foxed
wraps. 12.00
20. La Culture Physique; bulletin Officiel de la Société d'Encouragement à l'Amélioration de
la Race, Juin 1939 - no. 590. Paris, La Société d'Encouragement à l'Amélioration de la Race,
1939. [32]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period black/white, physique photos, very good
in wraps. 95.00
21. Another issue, Décembre 1939 - no. 596. [12]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period
black/white, physique photos, lightly worn wraps. 75.00
22. Another issue, Décembre 1946 - no. 635. [16]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period
black/white, physique photos, very good in wraps. 75.00

23. Another issue, Octobre 1948 - no. 657. [16]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period
black/white, physique photos, slightly worn wraps. 75.00
24. Another issue, Octobre 1950 - no. 681. [16]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period
black/white, physique photos, slightly worn wraps. 75.00
25. Another issue,, Mars 1951 - no. 686. [16]p., 7.25x10.75 inches, illus. with period
black/white, physique photos, slightly worn wraps. 75.00
26. The Dahmer files; read the actual Milwaukee police report that vividly records the horror,
cannibalism and sexual depravity of Jeffrey Dahmer's orgy of sin!. [Milwaukee?], n. pub.,
1991. 6 8.5x11 sheets, four of which are printed two sides, stapled wraps. 75.00
27. Le débat; septembre-novembre 1986, numéro 41. Paris, Éditions Gallimard, 1986. 192p.,
wraps. Memorial issue for Michel Foucault, with a lead article by editor Pierre Nora,
Foucault's Omnes et singulatim, and contributions by numerous social theorists, including
Jürgen Habermas on Foucault's unmaking of the humanities by his critique of reason and
David Horn and Jacqueline Urla on Foucault et les États-Unis. 45.00
28. Defend lesbian and gay rights: Stop the Briggs Initiative [pinback button]. San Jose, CA,
Button King, [1978]. 2.25 inch diameter button, red parts of design slightly faded, still
wearable for a flashback to the campaign that Harvey Milk worked on. 15.00
29. Demonstrate with lesbians and gays opposed to U.S. intervention in El Salvador; ...
Sunday, May 3, 1981. [San Francisco], n. pub., 1981. 8.5x11 inch flyer, printed single side,
several light horizontal folds. 20.00
30. Ellen; season IV, episode 1. N. pl., ABC, 1997. 4p. brochure for the first episode of season
four, cast photo, short bios, trivia quiz, etc. 12.00
31. The European gay review; volumes six/seven, edited by Salvatore Santagati. London,
Salvatore Santagati, 1990. 258p., wraps. Forster on Gide, Maupin interviews Isherwood,
Klau Mann on fascism and more. 20.00
32. F. Q., Foreskin quarterly, premiere issue, volume one, number one, winter 1984. San
Francisco, Alternate Publishing, 19841984. 48p., 11x14.5inch tabloid "official journal" of
the Uncircumcised Society of America, very good in wraps. Includes 'Uncut
Correspondence' and 'Foreskins in the News'. 45.00
33. Fetish; map and guide to San Francisco. San Francisco, Oblivion Magazine, 1996. 16x18
sheet folded to eight-panel brochure, printed two sides. 15.00
34. Fifth estate, Vol. 28, no. 2 (Summer 1993). Special issue: Dope, queer sex and anarchy.
Detroit, MI, Fifth Estate, 1993. 23p., tabloid format newspaper, color cover illustration.
20.00
35. First anniversary / Folsom Prison / S.F.'s wildest bar (pinback button). San Francisco,
Dave Valentine, [1974]. 1.5 inch diameter button, black lettering and cartoon depiction of
nude man behind bars on a white background. 22.00
Address is given as 1898 Folsom; the nude man is trailing a ball and chain with the words
"meet men" inscribed on the ball. The bar was established in 1973.

36. Free socialist: An occasional paper of anarchist opinion [two issues, the latter with title
changed to Autonomia]. San Francisco, the newsletter, 1979. Two issues of the
mimeographed newsletter, each printed on three sheets of legal-size paper stapled together
at upper left; present are vol. 1 no 7 (Winter 1979) and no. 9 (Fall 1979). First issue folded
for mailing with stamp and address on back page. OCLC only lists holdings in Kansas and
Michigan. 45.00
No. 7 is devoted to "Two punctuation marks in the decay of a sick society," Dan White's
assassinations of Harvey Milk and George Moscone, and the Jonestown suicides (described
here as "death of an authoritarian utopia"). No. 9 has more material about Dan White as
well as letters, updates on local anarchist events, explanation of the publication's name
change, etc.
37. Future of the past: reviving the queer archives; organized by Ryan Conrad. Photos:
Annette Dragon. Essays: Susie R. Bock, Erica Rand, Ryan Conrad. Portland, ME, Moth
Press, 2009. 50p. exhibition catalog, profusely illus. with black/white photos, 9x7 inches,
card for the exhibit laid in, very good in wraps. The exhibition accompanied the acquisition
of the Annette Dragon papers by the University of Southern Maine. 30.00
38. Gavroche; textes et poèmes. Paris, Gavroche, [199-?]. [48]p., 6x8 inches, lesbian zine -
poetry, comix, puzzles, articles, stapled pictorial wraps. 22.00
39. Gay bay entertainment directory; San Francisco and Bay Area counties, including bars,
baths, private clubs, restaurants, theaters, alphabetically listed and listed by location ... -
includes "trickbook" section. San Francisco, S. F. Gay Directory, 1979. 160p., first printing,
pocketsize wraps. 45.00
40. Another copy, including update addendumm bars, baths, private clubs, restaurants, theaters,
alphabetically listed and listed by location ... - includes "trickbook" section. San Francisco,
S. F. Gay Directory, 1979. 160p., second (revised) printing, pocketsize wraps. 35.00
41. Gay Caucus session and related special sessions; December 28-29, 1979. N. pl., Gay
Caucus, 1979. 4p. program with 1p. insert, probably from the Modern Language
Association meetings. 22.00
42. Gay comix; #6. San Francisco, Bob Ross, 1985. 32p., wraps. 18.00
43. Another copy, wraps with small chip at right front lower corner. 12.00
44. Gay comix no. 12. San Francisco, Bob Ross, 1988. [40]p., wraps. 18.00
45. Gay reminiscences on Fruit Punch; gay mens radio, KPFA ... sun. oct. 7 9 pm. Berkeley,
Fruit Punch, 1973. 8.5x11 inch flyer advertising the program and its new time, printed
single side with graphic. 25.00
46. Golden Awards 1972. San Francisco, San Francisco Academy of Performing Arts, 1973.
12p., 4x11 inch program for the event, wraps lightly browned at top gutter.20.00
47. The graphic man I. Santa Monica, Playgirl, 1979. Unpaginated, profusely illus. with nude
male photography in both black and white and color. 30.00
48. The great speckled bird; Vol.5, No.43, Oct. 30, 1972. Atlanta, GA, Atlanta Cooperative
News Project, 1972. 32 p., folded tabloid, illus., some browning and fraying at edges, folded
corners and chipping at spine at fold, but overall in good shape. 15.00

Atlanta's underground paper, one of the more solid of the era. Material on: local murder
trial of Emily Butler, SCLC strike against Greyhound, merger of labor unions, Vietnam
POWs, Atlanta VVAW, Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival, Abortion tribunal, Pt. 1 of
interviews on liberation struggles in Portuguese Agrica (Guinea-Bissao in this issue),
murder of Atlanta gays British & Klaus, plenty of ads of the times.
49. The Greek anthology; and other ancient Greek epigrams, a selection in modern verse
translations, edited with an introduction by Peter Jay. New York, Oxford University Press,
1973. 441p. + 4p. maps, previous owner's copy of a Pindar ode written on the f.e.p., lightly
worn dj. 30.00
50. GRNL "plan for action" in the halls of Congress and across the nation. [Washington],
Gay Rights National Lobby and the National Gay Task Force, 1981. 8p., 8.5x11 inches,
wraps. 25.00
51. Haight Ashbury newspaper; [7 issues from 1978]. San Francisco, Haight Ashbury
Newspaper Collective, 1978. 8 p. each, folded tabloids, mild fraying and folds at corners,
minor foxing, illus. 75.00
7 of first 9 issues of neighborhood newspaper during era when the Haight was beginning to
turn itself around. (Missing issues 3 & 7). Contents range from full-page interview with
Milk in first issue to analysis of neighborhood voting patterns. Numerous ads for
neighborhood shops of the era. Some snappy illustrations by David Wills and one issue has
comic strip by Jay Kinney, UG cartoonist then living in the Haight.
52. Haight Ashbury Newspaper; Vol. 1, No. 1, March 1978. San Francisco, Haight Ashbury
Newspaper Collective, 1978. 8 p., folded tabloid, mild fraying and folds at corners, minor
foxing, illus. 15.00
Premiere issue of neighborhood newspaper during era when the Haight was beginning to
turn itself around. Caricature of Harvey Milk (by David Wills) on front page with full-page
interview with Milk inside. Centerspread on real estate speculation and map of recent sale
prices for business buildings in the Haight. Numerous ads for neighborhood shops of the
era.
53. The Harvey Milk Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club invites you to attend Harvey's
62nd birthday party; "A celebration of Community Activism", Barbara Boxer, guest
speaker, Friday, May 29. San Francisco, the Club, 1992. 4p. 5x7 inch printed invitation with
a photograph of Milk on the front wrap. 15.00
54. HIV/AIDS and the older adult; federal civil rights now! March on Washington April 25,
1993!. Washington, March on Washington, 1993. 20p. tabloid used nationally to organize
for the march, 11.5x15 inches, wraps folded horizontally in center. 20.00
55. Homosexual sex techniques; second book, photo illustrated. N. pl., n. pub., [197-?]. [64]p.,
fully illus., wraps, slightly edgeworn. Bondage, coprolagnia, s&m, auto fellatio. OCLC lists
three copies. 75.00
56. Homosexualität oder Politik mit dem # 175; mit einem Vorwort von Professor Hans
Giese. Hamburg, Rohwohlt, 1967. 189p., wraps. 25.00

57. How to know god; the yoga aphorisms of Patanjali, translated with a new commentary by
Swami Prabhavananda and Christopher Isherwood. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1953.
224p., first edition, 5.5x4.5 inch cloth boards in dj, mildly shelfworn, dj is browned and
slightly chipped at spine ends. 95.00
58. I support the Gay Rights Plank [pinback button]. Los Angeles, Achievement Badge and
Trophy, [1972-?]. Small 1 inch diameter pin, red text on white background. 20.00
Supports the effort to add a gay rights plank to the Democratic Party Platform, first
proposed in 1972.
59. Internationale Männerfotografie/International male photography 2, La France;
otografien von/photographs by Patrick Sarfati, et. al. herausgegeben von / edited by Norbert
Kosmowski. Berlin, VV borderline, 1988. 63p., profusely illus. with black/white
photography, 8.25x11 inches, wraps. 25.00
60. Is gay male culture dead? Featuring the poets of Guy Writers. San Francisco, the authors,
2007. 28p., wraps. Poetry by Derek Lassiter, Larry Kaplan and seven other members of Guy
Writers; the splendid cover cartoon in colors is by Jim Coughenour. 18.00
61. Der kreis/le cercle; eine monatsscrift/revue mensuelle, jahrgang 1955. Zurich, Der Kreis/Le
Cercle, 1955. A full year - 12 issues - of the homophile magazaine bound in printed boards,
various paginations, numerous black/white physique photographs. A number of the covers
were removed during the binding process, but the text and photographs are intact. 250.00
62. Der kreis/le cercle; eine monatsscrift/revue mensuelle, jahrgang 1956. Zurich, Der
Kreis/Le Cercle, 1956. A full year - 12 issues - of the homophile magazaine bound in
printed boards, various paginations, numerous black/white physique photographs. A number
of the covers were removed during the binding process, but the text and photographs are
intact. 250.00
63. Der kreis/le cercle/the circle; eine monatsscrift/revue mensuelle/a monthly, jahrgang1957.
Zurich, Der Kreis/Le Cercle, 1957. A full year - 12 issues - of the homophile magazaine
bound in printed boards, various paginations, numerous black/white physique photographs.
A number of the covers were removed during the binding process, but the text and
photographs are intact. 250.00
64. Lavender papers 2; an analysis of lesbian oppression. New York, N. Y. Women's School,
1975. 25p., 8.5x11 inches, stapled wraps. No copies in OCLC. 75.00
65. The lesbian tide; volume 9, number 5, March/April 1980. Los Angeles, Lesbian Tide ,
1980. 32p., illus. magazine, 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 15.00
66. Let's roast Briggs / Dec. 11, '77 [pinback button]. San Francisco, n. pub., 1977. 2.25 inch
pin, green design on silvery background featuring Christmas tree motif; part of the No on 6
campaign. 15.00
67. Lullabye Jesus. San Francisco, Lullabye Jesus, 1992. 16p., 8.5x11 inch disbound
magazine/zine, with an interview with Allen Ginsberg, poetry by Geoffey Dillard and by
Robert Howington (the latter on the strangulation of an AIDS activist), Merle Tofer,
Charles Bukowski and others, rear wrap an AIDS graphic by Labash. 18.00

68. March to defend District 5, defend our democratic rights. San Francisco, Grass Roots
Alliance District 5 Committee/Rebel Worker Organizagion, [1979]. 8.5x14 inch flyer,
printed two sides, phone pole tack holes at top sides. Demonstration called in protest of
Feinstein's failure to appoint Anne Kronenberg to the Board of Supervisors in the wake of
the Milk/Moscone assassinations. 25.00
69. Marks or Burton? San Francisco, Marks for Congress Committee, [1978?]. 8.5x11 inch
flyer, printed both sides. Milton Marks, the last liberal Republican, lobbied for gay votes
because of Phil Burton's political opposition to Harvey Milk and, more positively, because
of his longstanding support for gay rights. 18.00
70. The Match! Vol.2, no.5, Nov. 1970. Tucson, Student Libertarian Action Movement, 1970.
8 p., tabloid, folded, illus., some fraying at edges and light chipping at folds, browned
newsprint. 12.00
Early issue of long-running anarchist magazine edited by Fred Woodworth. Most notable
for illustrations throughout by Harry S. Robins, later associated with underground comix
and Burning Man. Articles on the logic of anarchism, defense of gay liberation, drug
addiction.
71. Mémoire gay; actes des Premières Assises Nationales, bibliothèque municipale de Lyon,
16 mars 2002. Lyon, Bibliothèque municipale, 2003. 119p., wraps. On gay history/memory
and its relation to French public history and life. 35.00
72. Mémoire gay & lesbienne; les gays et lesbiennes ont-ils une histoire? Actes des
deuxièmes Assises Nationales, bibliothèque municipale de Lyon, 28 et 29 mars 2003. Lyon,
Bibliothèque municipale, 2004. 149p., wraps. On gay history/memory and its relation to
French public history and life. 30.00
73. Movie buff checklist; a history of male nudity in the movies. Los Angeles, Campfire
Video, 1988. 107p., first edition, wraps. First appearance of this seminal work, which went
through numerous subsequent edtions. With a heavy emphasis on the homoerotic. 25.00
74. Muscles; le magazine vivant de la force et de la Sante, no. 122, Fevrier-Mars 1964.
Brussels, Federation Belge de Culture Physique, 1964. [20]p. photoillus. physique magazine,
8.25x10.5 inches, very lightly worn wraps. 75.00
75. My life my way. No. 11 (May 1979). Tokyo, Toride Publishing, 1979. 144p., lightly worn
wraps, 7x10 inches, thoroughly illustrated magazine with photos in color and black and
white. Text in Japanese. Not found in OCLC. 95.00
Single issue of the magazine celebrating gay life in Japan and around the world. This issue
includes an 8-page guide to gay life in San Francisco, with maps of the Castro, Polk,
Haight and Folsom districts, gay establishments labeled (in Japanese) and black and white
photos around the edges highlighting important locales.
76. NAMBLA film fesival; Saturday, January 28, 1984, Sunday, January 29, 1984 ... at the
Pride Center. San Francisco, NAMBLA, 1984. 8.5x11 inch flyer, printed two sides, with the
schedule on the rear. 35.00
77. One Institute quarterly: homophile studies 13, spring 1961 vol. IV no. 2. Los Angeles,
One Institute, 1961. 32p., wraps. Includes articles by Legg, Benjamin, Hay, Daniel, etc.
25.00

78. Another issue, 14, summer 1961 vol. IV no. 3. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1961. 32p.,
wraps. Includes articles by Legg, Daniel (first of a two-part study of homosexuality in
France), Evans. 25.00
79. Another issue, 15, fall 1961 vol. IV no. 4. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1961. 32p., wraps.
Includes articles by Legg, Daniel (second of a two-part study of homosexuality in France),
etc. 25.00
80. Another issue, 16, winter 1962, vol. V no. 1. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1962. 32p., wraps.
Includes a translation of Hirschfeld's 'Classification of Homosexuals', contributions by
Burnside, Wood, etc. 25.00
81. Another issue, 17, spring, summer, fall 1962, vol. V no. 2, 3, 4. Los Angeles, One Institute,
1962. 32p., wraps. Includes a translation of Hirschfeld's 'Adaptation Treatment of
Homosexuals', contributions by Legg and Starr on the Greek cult. 25.00
82. Another issue, 18, winter, spring 1963, vol. VI no. 1, 2. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1963.
36p., wraps. Includes a translation of Hirschfeld's 'The Role of Homosexual Men and
Women in Society', contributions by Hay on the Hammond Report, Tanner, evans, etc.
25.00
83. Another issue, 19, summer, fall 1963, vol. VI no. 3, 4. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1963.
36p., wraps. Contributions by Pagari, Legg, etc. 25.00
84. Another issue. 20, winter, spring 1964, vol. VII no. 1, 2. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1964.
36p., wraps. Contributions by Merritt, Vest, Jenings, Gower. 25.00
85. Another issue, 21, vol. VII no. 3, 4. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1964. 36p., wraps.
Contributions by Baker, Dean, etc. 25.00
86. Another issue, 22, vol. VIII. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1970. 16p., wraps. Final Report of
the Task Force on Homosexuality. 25.00
87. Another issue, fall, 1960, vol. III no. 4. Los Angeles, One Institute, 1960. 32p., wraps.
Includes articles by Legg, Vest, Merritt and Daniel. 25.00
88. Open letter from "white bitch" to the black youths who beat up on me and my friend.
Detroit, Black & Red, [1975-?]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, very good, printed both sides.
25.00
Gives account of a mass beating by about 25 youths after a Gay Liberation Dance, during
which the author says police watched but did not interfere. Laments black youth beating her
up instead of cops. "When will the mob turn on the masters?".
89. Operation Concern, Gay and Lesbian Outreach to Elders offers services for the
estimated 20,000 lesbians and gay men over 60 who reside in San Francisco. San Francisco,
Operation Concern, [198-?]. 8.5x11 inch printed flyer . 15.00
90. Out of the closets and into the libraries. Lewiston, ME, The Bangrang Collective, [2007].
[32]p., wraps. A guide to radical queer archives, zine format. Covers a significant# of left
coast organizations and events. 20.00
91. Pädagogischer Kongress: Lebensformen und Sexualität. Was heist hier normal?
Lesbisch - schwul - heterosexuell. Berlin, Senatsverwaltung für Jungend und Familie, 1993.

287p., first edition, wraps with .125x2 inch chip not affecting text or structure. (Dokumente
lesbischschwuler Emanzipation des Referates für gleichgeschlectlichte Levensweisen #8)
30.00
92. Peek; photographs from the Kinsey Institute. Santa Fe, Arena Editions, 2000. 187p.,
profusely illus. with photos, 9x11 inches, very good in a like dj. 35.00
93. Phoenix guide to activities. [Ames, IA], n.p., n.d. [10p.], wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, minor
yellow stain on back cover. Not found in OCLC. 15.00
Mimeographed booklet introducing campus activist groups at Iowa State, including the
Black Student Organization, Grape and Lettuce Boycott Committee, Lesbian and Gay
groups, and others.
94. Pierre et Gilles; curated by Jonathan Turner ... presented in association with sydney Gay
& Lesbian Mardi Gras. Sydney, Roslyn Oxley Gallery, [1994?]. 24p. exhibition catalog
profusely illus. with black/white and color reproductrions of the artists' work, signed and
inscribed by both Pierre et Gilles in gold ink, 9.5x10.5 inches, very good in wraps.
295.00
95. Places of interest; the map guide 1980. Phoenix, Ferrari Publications, 1980. 125p. 9x6
inch gay/lesbian travel guide, US only, lightly worn wraps. 22.00
96. Pleasure Chest compendium of amorous & prurient paraphernalia; erotica; et. al. New
York, Pleasure Chest, 1978. 192p., illus., third edition, slightly worn and soiled wraps. Sex
paraphernalia trade catalog, illustrated, emphasis on leather/S&M materials. 25.00
97. Prinz Eisenherz Buchladen .. Gesamtkatalog 80/81 ... für Schwule und andere Männer.
Berlin, Prinz Eisenherz Buchladen, 1980. 207p. bookstore catalog, wraps with Cocteau
drawing on the cover. 15.00
98. Prism comics; your lgbt guide to comics #2. Atlanta, Prism Comics, 2004. 128p., very
good in wraps. 50p. comix + interviews, articles, etc. 15.00
99. Quicksilver times; Vol.3, No.7, Apr. 14-27, 1971, "Special Mayday Issue". Washington,
Quicksilver Times, Inc., 1971. 32p., 11.5 x 17 in., tabloid, folded, newsprint somewhat
browned, some fraying and minor rips on edges, some chipping along spine. 20.00
The capitol's underground paper. Photo of two grinning women with balloons on cover with
headline "Women Attack Pentagon." Material includes support for NLF, sisterhood is
powerful, free Ericka Huggins, etc. Half of issue is given over to Mayday supplement, with
map of DC, Vietnam Must Live!, tactics for closing down the government. Multi-colored
inks throughout. Issue shows considerable influence from the growing womens and gay
movements.
100. Race revolt; a collection from issues 1-4. [Manchester, England], Race Revolt, 2009.
[52]p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Compilation from the zine that encourages "discussions on
race, ethnicity and identity within queer and feminist communities" -p. 2. 18.00
101. Rebel worker; vol. 2, no. 2, December 1978. San Francisco, Synthesis Publications,
1978. 12p. tabloid newspaper devoted to the Milk/Moscone assassinations. Rebel Worker
(aka the Workers Party and Democratic Workers Party) was at that time one of the two
strongest left groups in San Francisco. 18.00

102. Rich gays plus "HUD" equals racism. [San Francisco?], n. pub., [1979?]. 8.5x14 inch
sheet containing a polemic by a gay man close to Prairie Fire on the role of monied gays in
the process of displacing minority communities via urban renewal and the need for class
struggle within gay communities. 45.00
103. San Francisco Gay Marching Band and Twirling Corps demography as of June,
1979 based upon 101 responses. San Francisco, the Band, 1979. Five 8.5x11 sheets, printed
single side and stapled. Demography includes places of birth, length of Bay Area residency,
ages/birthdays, occupations, and educational levels. No names listed. 45.00
104. Sexualités occidentales; in Communications 35. Paris, Seuil, 1982. 192p., wraps.
Papers from a seminar conducted in 1979-80 by Philippe Ariès at l'École des Hautes Études
en Sciences Sociales, including several by Ariès, Foucault on "Le combat de la Chasteté",
Veyne on Roman homosexuality, Pollack on male homosexuality, Rossiaud oin 15th
century French village prostitution, and more. 22.00
105. SlaveCraft; roadmaps for consensual erotic servitude: principles, skills, and tools, by a
grateful slave, with Guy A. Baldwin, M.S., introduction and afterward (sic) by Patrick
Califia, M.A., additional material by Joseph W. Bean. Los Angeles, Daedalus Publishing
Company, 2002. 184p., l.ightly beaten wraps. 25.00
106. Sodomy repeal / Civil Rights / NYSCGO Demonstration July 11, 1976 [pinback
button]. n.p., New York State Coalition of Gay Organizations (NYSCGO), 1976. 2 inch
diameter button, red white and blue design on a white background, with flag motif inside
matched gender symbols representing both gay and lesbian unions; very good. 22.00
107. Support your Tavern Guild bar [pinback button]. San Francisco, Lou Greene Printers,
n.d. 2.25 inch diameter button, black design on a white background. 15.00
108. Transvestite catalog no. 2. Westminster, CA, Centurion Publications, 1992. 148o.,
illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. With strong emphasis on leather. 35.00
109. University of Cape Town Gay and Lesbian Association. Cape Town, Gay and
Lesbian Association, [198-?]. 11.5x8.25 inch sheet printed two sides, folded to a six-panel
brochure. Outreach pamphlet to counter homophobia. 25.00
110. University of Cape Town Gay Information Working Group. Cape Town, Gay and
Lesbian Association, [198-?]. 11.5x8.25 inch sheet printed two sides, folded to a six-panel
brochure, with a panel-size sheet laid in with further information. Outreach pamphlet to
counter homophobia. On various aspects of homosexuality and society, pre-AIDS. 25.00
111. Unsafe for all ages 3. [Atlanta], Prism Comics, 2006. 56p. gay/lesbian comic, wraps.
15.00
112. Women's Press; vol.6, no.1, Jan. 1976. Eugene, OR, Pal's Press, 1976. 32 p., folded
tabloid, illus, strip of sun-browning along edge of wraps, otherwise very good. 20.00
Special guest issue produced by a group of 8 lesbian Maoists. Articles cover class &
feminism, guidlines for facilitating meetings, understanding dialectical materialism, study
groups, plus reviews of books on China, and a centerfold comic strip on "internalized
oppression".

113. Yvonne; or the adventures and intrigues of a French governess with her pupils. A real
tale translated from the French by Mary Suckit. London and New York, The Erotica Biblion
Society, 1899. 138p., sewn textblock in 6.2x5 inch plain wraps with printed dj, untrimmed,
a bit rumpled with several tiny dog ears; textblock threads have parted at pp.114/5 and the
entire textblock is slack and at risk. An inch-long tear at the tail of the spine has been
casually repaired with small piece of tape, jacket is quite crimped with handling and has a
serious 5.5 inch taped tear not joined well, find more taping (verso) along jacket foldlines.
Instruction- in-the-arts -of-love novel with considerable lesbian content. 65.00
114. [RAT women's collective, eds.]. RAT subterranean news; Aug. 2 [1971] . New York,
R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 16p., 11x17 flat abloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly
browned & some fraying on edges, otherwise very good. 45.00
RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Appears to be final issue.
Articles on Lesbians and Health Care, the French women's movement, militancy at Ma Bell,
and women and class.
115. Another issue. Aug 9-23[1970]. New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1970. 28p., 11x17 flat
tabloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly browned with some fraying on edges. 45.00
Contents include: letter from Weatherman Dianne Donghi about her and Linda Evans'
arrest and the recent indictment of 13 Weatherpeople, articles on Vietnam women, Black
Panther women in jail, abortion on demand, lesbians, long poem entitled "the Flaming
Faggots, Harriet Tubman. Cover features photo of two african-american girls giving the
power salute over quote from Huey Newton.
116. Another issue. Women's libeRATion [RAT subterranean news]; June 14-July 10
[1971] . New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 28p., 11x17 tabloid, color self-wraps,
newsprint lightly browned & some fraying on edges, most pages folded or wrinkled at
bottom with minor foxing. 35.00
Cover is drawing of woman's head with flowers in place of hair. Back cover is hand-lettered
"birthday poem for Kathy Boudin". Contents include: reports on RAWF women's action
against Joe Namath's NYC bar, long discussion of non-cooperation with grand juries,
Leslie Bacon news, French lesbians speak, Lesbians and Day-Care, first-person accounts of
Westside Women's Liberation Center, articles on women in China, yeast infections,
"pimposity", and lengthy head's up on Virginia Ruffalo as possible security risk and police
agent .
117. Another issue. Women's libeRATion [RAT subterranean news]; June 14-July 10
[1971] . New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 28p., 11x17 folded tabloid, color self-wraps,
newsprint lightly browned & some fraying on edges, minor tears on spine and some page
edges. 25.00
RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Cover is drawing of woman's
head with flowers in place of hair. Back cover is hand-lettered "birthday poem for Kathy
Boudin". Contents include: reports on RAWF women's action against Joe Namath's NYC
bar, long discussion of non-cooperation with grand juries, Leslie Bacon news, French
lesbians speak, Lesbians and Day-Care, first-person accounts of Westside Women's
Liberation Center, articles on women in China, yeast infections, "pimposity", and lengthy
head's up on Virginia Ruffalo as possible security risk and police agent .

118. Abby, Alain. Libido Beach. New York, Avon, 1962. 159p., first printing PBO, binding
badly glued, tape on tail of spine, , worn camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction, Grier
A*. (Avon G-1110) 18.00
"A modern Isle of Lesbos - a sun-drenched Sodom just an hour from Manhattan!".
119. Abraham, Julie. Are girls necessary? Lesbian writing and modern histories. New York,
Routledge, 1996. xxiv, 213p., very good first trade paperback edition in pictorial wraps.
12.00
120. Adams, Derek. Heat wave. New York, Masquerade/Badboy, 1994. 199p., very good
first Badboy edition in original photo-illustrated wraps. Gay pulp ficition, short stories.
(BadBoy ) 25.00
121. Addington, Deborah, illustrated by Megan Rothrock and Jill McCutcheon. A hand in
the bush; the fine art of vaginal fisting. San Francisco, Greenery Press, 1997. 102p., drawn
illustrations in text, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. 12.00
122. Alexander, Paul C. Chains of deceit. London, Idol, 2002. 217p., very good reprint in
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. 20.00
Investigative journalist Nathan Dexter in a thriller set in London. Gunn page 119. First
published in 1997.
123. Alger, Horatio, Jr. Young adventurer or Tom's trip across the plains. New York, Hurst
& Company, [190-?]. 295p., f.e.p. worn, pictoral cover worn on spine and along spine ends.
(Alger series for boys) 15.00
It is not for nothing that NAMBLA has a Horatio Alger chapter ...
124. Alger, Horatio, Jr. The young outlaw: or, adrift in the streets. Philadelphia, The John C.
Winston Co., [190-?]. 256p. + [vii] ads, color front., previous owner's signature, spine ends
worn, light edgewear, pictorial cloth binding. 18.00
125. Allen, David L. The light from the second story window. New York, Exposition Press,
1972. 91p., very good first edition in cloth and gilt, unclipped dj. Young 38*. 45.00
Vanity press publication on the pre-liberation gay world of Los Angeles with a very dim
view of the LAPD.
126. Allyson, Kim. Mansion of men. Van Nuys, Triumph News, 1968. 156p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (A Dominion Book TNC
327) 30.00
127. Almond, Marc. Tainted life; the autobiography. London, Pan Books, 2000. viii, 465p. +
24p. black/white photos, signed by the gay musician on the half-title page, later wraps
printing. 35.00
128. alta, Marge Piercy, Raymond Larrett. I am not a practicing angel; foreword by Marge
Piercy, drawings by Raymond Larrett. Trumansburg, The Crossing Press, 1975. 80p.,
illustrations, gift inscription otherwise very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial
wraps Poetry. Grier B*. 12.00
129. alta, photographs by Ellen Shumsky. Burn this and memorize yourself; poems for
women, photographs by Ellen Shumsky. New York, Times Change Press, 1971. [16p.]

including covers, 5.25x7 inches, reprint, no political statement on inner cover, photos, very
good in original b&w pictorial wraps. Grier B. 15.00
130. Altman, Dennis. The homosexualization of America, the Americanization of the
homosexual. Boston, Beacon Press, 1983. xiv, 246p., wraps slightly shelf worn, inscribed
by Altman to San Francisco gay / labor activist Howard Wallace. 15.00
131. Altman, Dennis, et. al. Homosexuality, which homosexuality? International
Conference on Gay and Lesbian Studies. Amsterdam and London, Uitgeverij an
Dekker/Schorer and GMP Publishers, 1989. 253p., a few owner's pen notes on the title page,
otherwise very good in wraps. Social construction vs. essentialism. 20.00
132. Alvear, Michael and Vicky A. Shecter. Alexander the fabulous; the man who brought
the world to its knees. Los Angeles, Advocate Books, 2004. 169p., first edition, wraps.
Queer history of Alexander the Great. 12.00
133. Amaechi, John, with Chris Bull. Man in the middle. New York, ESPN Books, 2007.
290p., very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. . 15.00
Autobiography of the gay basketball star.
134. Amory, Richard. Rote männer auf grüfen matten [The song of the loon). Munich,
Roger & Bernhard GmbH & Co., Verlag, 1987. 187p., text in German, very good German
edition of Amory's classic gay novel in colorphoto pictorial wraps. (Rowohlt rororo 4903)
25.00
135. Anderson, Robert. Tea and sympathy. New York, New American Libray/Signet, 1956.
127p., 4 pages of photos from the film and Broadway production, very good first Signet
printing, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. The Random House edition is Young
85*. (1343) 15.00
The playscript.
136. Anderson, Steven W. A journey into the queer (and not so queer). Minneapolis, the
author, 1994. 59 8.5x11 inch sheets printed single side, spiral-bound wraps. Honors paper
on queer history, University of Minnesota. 22.00
137. Andrews, Mark. Back stage studs. New York, Star Dist./Surey Books, 1985. 186p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Adam's Gay
Readers AGR121) 15.00
138. Anonymous. Beach bum. New York, Star Distributors, 1980. 180p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Finland Books FIN 5)
15.00
139. Anonymous. Blood brothers & Streetwise punk; 2 full novels. New York, Star
Distributors, 1983. 380p., first printing PBO in worn, graphic photo-illustrated wraps. Gay
pulp fiction, rough trade leatherboys. 30.00
140. Anonymous. The club. New York, Star Dist., 1994. 153p., very good reprint PBO in
original graphic, camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Bad Boys BA-145) 20.00

141. Anonymous. Convict. New York, Star Dist., 1982. 180p.+photo ads, very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gaytimes Book Club NM-
9) 25.00
142. Anonymous. First time lesbian and Lesbian submissive; double novel. New York, Star
Dist., 1983. 170p. + 170p., ads, first printing PBO in very worn and chipped graphic color
photo covers. Lesbian pulp fiction. 25.00
Two novels published together.
143. Anonymous. Hard hat. New York, Star Distributors, 1979. 180p. + ads, very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gaytimes Book Club NM-
1) 25.00
First in this series of butch gay men.
144. Anonymous. Hard riding rodeo. New York, Star Distributors, 1983. 170p., very good
first printing PBO in original graphic camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Finland
Books FIN-64) 15.00
Cowpokes!
145. Anonymous. Mike and me. New York, Masquerade Books, 1992. 147p. + ads, very
good first Badboy printing in photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy) 45.00
146. Anonymous. Rodeo lust. New York, Star Distributors, 1982. 180p. + ads, very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gaytimes Book Club NM-
41) 25.00
More cowpokes!
147. Anonymous. Rodeo rustle. New York, Star Distributors, 1987. 152p., very good first
printing PBO in original graphic camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Finland Books
FIN-152) 15.00
Still more cowpokes!
148. Anonymous. Seaman studs. New York, Star Distributors, 1982. 180p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Finland Books FIN-34)
20.00
Hey sailor!
149. Anonymous. Ship of tools. New York, Star Distributors, 1984. 170p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps with graphic cover. Gay pulp fiction.
(Finland Books FIN-80) 15.00
In the Navy!
150. Anonymous. Slave of the Blackamoors; a gay romance. New York, Star Distributors,
1991. 155p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(Bad Boys BA-122) 20.00
151. Anonymous. Stable boy. New York, Star Distributors, 1989. 153p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps with Craig Esposito cover. Gay pulp fiction.
(Finland Books FIN-162) 15.00

Back to cowpokes!
152. Anonymous. Street stud. New York, Star Dist., 1981. 180p.+photo ads, very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gaytimes Book Club NM-
36) 25.00
Puerto Rican rent-boy.
153. Anonymous. Trucker's boy. New York, Star Dist., 1983. 180p., very good first printing
PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gaytimes Book Club NM-359)
15.00
154. Anonymous. Men at work; edited by Julian Anthony Guerra, stories by Len Hecht,
Michael Chelsea, Ricardo Juan-Ortiz et al. New York, Masquerade Books, 1992. 191p.,
first Badboy printing in pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy 027-x) 25.00
Cover states Anonymous though this is actually a collection of stories by various authors.
155. Anonymous, [Jack Saul]. Sins of the Cities of the Plain [or, the recollections of a Mary-
Ann]. New York, Masquerade Books, 1992. 185p. + ads, very good first Badboy printing in
photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. The 1881 edition is Young 3538*. (Badboy)
30.00
Originally published in the 1880s based on the Cleveland Street Scandal, one of the
prostitutes named Jack Saul. This edition is an adaptation which changes the gender of all
the women characters and has added and deleted scenes according to Kaplan.
156. Anonymous, [Xavier Mayne, a pseudonym of Edward Irenaeus Prime Stevenson]. Imre.
New York, Masquerade Books, 1992. 171p., prefatory, very good first BadBoy printing in
original pictorial wraps. . 35.00
"Edited" by Mayne, a pseudonym of Edward Irenaeus Prime Stevenson. "Stevenson's chefd'oeuvre",
replete with happy ending (Summers, p. 640) Originally published around 1908.
157. Arthur, Ralph. Coming out. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p., ads, very good
first printing PBO in original camp photographic pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(Blueboy Library 80092) 20.00
An orphan travels to California.
158. Ashley, Time. The island of mending hearts. London, GMP, 2004. vii, 260p., very
good in wraps. Novel. 12.00
159. Astley, Thea. The slow natives. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1965. 210p., ownership
signature on fep, very good first edition in black cloth and gilt, worn and soiled unclipped dj.
Young 126. 20.00
160. Atkins, Carol. Putting it together: goals for contemporary feminists. Foreword by
Martha W Griffiths. n.p., the author, 1985. xv, 193, [4] p., very good in wraps. Inscribed by
author. 20.00
Includes sections on the ERA, reproductive rights, lesbians in the women's movement, the
violence endemic to American culture (and masculine selfesteem), and much more.
161. Auden, W. H. Forewords and afterwords; selected by Edward Mendels. New York,
Random House, 1973. 510p., uncorrected first proof with 'advance proofs (uncorrected)'

label taped to front cover (misspelling ' forewords and afterwords' as 'forewards and
afterwards', generally very good. Literary essays. 95.00
162. Bacchus, Tom. Sueños de hombre. Barcelona, Ediciones Marínez Roca, 1999. 191p.,
brief inscription on the title page (possibly by Bacchus), first edition in Spanish, very good
in wraps. Translation of Bacchus' gay pulp novel, Rahm. 20.00
163. Bailey, Robert W. Out & voting II; the gay, lesbian and bisexual vote in Congressional
house elections, 1990-1998, introduction by Rich Tafel. Washington, NGLTF Policy
Institute, 1998. 51p., 8.5x11 inches, stamp; of 'Pride at Work AFL-CIO' on contents page,
wraps. 18.00
164. Baldwin, James. Giovanni's room; complete and unabridged. New York, New
American Library/Signet, 1959. 144p., very good first paperback printing in original
pictorial wraps with creased corner. The Dial Press first was Young 158*. 15.00
165. Bannon, Ann [Aka A. Bannon, Ann Thayer, Ann Weldy]. Women in the shadows; an
original gold medal novel. Greenwich, CT, Gold Medal Books, 1959. 176p., true first
edition, PBO first printing stated, very good in lightly-creased and worn original pictorial
wraps. Second book to feature Beebo Brinker. Grier A** . (Gold Medal s919) 45.00
Laura/Beebo series.
166. Bannon, Ann [Aka A. Bannon, Ann Thayer, Ann Weldy] cover illustration by Barye
Phillips. Odd girl out. Greenwich, Fawcett, 1957. 192p., very good reissue of the PBO in
worn original camp pictorial wraps. Grier A**. (Gold Medal Books D1411) 35.00
Debut novel and first book in the Beebo Brinker chronicles. Sacramento author. This
reissue has a new cover based on the original.
167. Bao, Quang and Hanya Yanagihara, with Timothy Liu. Take out; queer writing from
Asian Pacific America. New York, Asian American Writers' Workshop, 2000. 507p, wraps.
12.00
168. Baracks, Barbara and Kent Jarratt, editors. Sage writings from the lesbian and gay men's
writing workshop at Senior Action in a Gay Environment. New York, Teachers & Writers
Collaborative Publications, 1980. 115p., illustrated with photos, very good first edition in
wraps somewhat yellowed along edges, loving gift inscription in Spanish on title page.
15.00
Writing by ten members of the senior workshop in New York.
169. Barr, Donna. The Desert Peach #s 1-22. Portland, OR, Thoughts & Images, 1988-1994.
First 23 issues of the gay comix series based on General Rommel's younger brother, various
paginations, wraps. 250.00
170. Barr, James [James Barr Fugaté]. Game of fools; a play of those fools, by those fools,
and for those fools, who stubbornly refuse to perish from this earth. Los Angeles, One,
Incorporated, 1955. xii, 100p., #217 of 2,000 copies, signed on the half-title page 'James
(Barr) Fugate, previous owner's stamp, very good first edition, cloth, dj. Young 186 D*
Furtado & Hellner page 56. 125.00
Drama concerning four gay men in a small town who were imprisoned on sodomy charges.

171. Another copy, very good first limited edition, one of 2000 copies, unnumbered copy, in
cloth and gilt, personal inscription to Herbert Hertig signed and dated NYC 1957 by the
author, lacking dj. Young 186 D* Furtado & Hellner page 56. 60.00
172. Barr, James. Derricks; a volume of short stories [cover title]. New York, Greenberg:
Publisher, 1951. 230p., first edition, cloth dj chipped at head of spine, price intact, spine
sunned. Young 185*. 75.00
173. Barriger, Andrew. Finding faith; a novel. New York, Writers Club Press, 2003. 253p.,
very good in wraps. 12.00
174. Barriger, Andrew. Finding peace; a novel. Lincoln, NE, iUniverse, 2003. 204p., very
good in wraps. 12.00
175. Barthes, Roland. Roland Barthes; le texte et l'image. Paris, Edition Paris Musées, 1986.
144p., 8.25x10.5 inches, text in French, illustrated with b&w photos and reproductions as
well as color plates, title page signed and datelined by one Les Wright, possibly the editor
of the two Bear books. Very good first edition catalogue of an exhibition in pictorial wraps. .
45.00
176. Barton, Lee W. Tricks hot, tricks cold. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969. 195p.,
very good first printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(Greenleaf Classic GL 119) 35.00
Gay private dick, not in Gunn.
177. Batinga de Mendonça, Fernando. A outra banda da mulher: encontros sobre a
sexualidade feminina. Rio de Janeiro, Codecri, 1981. 222p., very good in wraps. 25.00
Lesbian case studies from Brazil; text in Portuguese.
178. Baudelaire, Charles. Intimate journals; translated by Christopher Isherwood,
introduction by W. H. Auden. Hollywood, Marcel Rodd, 1947. 128p., including 28p. by
Isherwood and Auden, illustrations, preface, introduction, very good first US edition in
brown cloth and gilt. Ex Libris bookplate of Oppenheimer. 35.00
179. Baxter, Walter. The image and the search; a novel. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons,
1954. 314p., 314p., bookplate, very good first US edition in lightly-worn red buckram cloth,
lightly worn and chipped dj with lightly sunned spine, price intact. Young 212. 20.00
180. Bayly, Jaime. Los amigos que perdi. Lima, Alfaguera, 2000. 359p., first edition, wraps.
Novel by the controversial Peruvian bisexual author'. 18.00
181. Bayly, Jaime. El huracan lleva to nombre. Barcelona, Planeta, 2004. 200p., first edition,
very good in wraps. Novel by the controversial Peruvian bisexual author. 25.00
182. Bayly, Jaime. Yo amo a mi mami. Lima, Adobe Editores, 1998. 411p., first edition,
wraps. First appearance of the controversial Peruvian bisexual author's novel. 45.00
183. Beal, M. F., and friends. Safe house, a casebook study of revolutionary feminism in the
1970's. Eugene, Northwest Matrix, 1976. 154p., wraps a bit worn and damp damaged,
minor internal damp damage, line illustrations and a few clips reproducing SLA publicity
images. 25.00

There is a colophon which states, among other things, that "The SLA portraits and
calligraphy were by Mary Ann Tharaldsen of Berkeley, The line drawings on the section
pages were by Suisun Graham of Eugene." Printed by a woman-owned press, Long House
Printcrafters.
184. Beardsley, Aubrey, John Glassco. Under the hill; or the story of Venus and Tannhäuser,
in which is set forth an exact account of the manner of state held by Madam Venus, goddess
& meretrix, under the famous Horselberg, and containing the adventures of Tannhuser in
that place, his journeying to Rome, and return to the loving mountain, now completed by
John Glassco. New York, Grove Press, 1959. 141p., illus. with Beardsley's drawings, very
good first edition, first printing stated, cloth, worn and price-clippedclipped dj. Expanded
version of tratedeardsley's "The Story of Venus and Tannhäuser." Young 217. (A Black
Circle Book GP-407) 15.00
185. Beatie, Thomas. Labor of love; the story of one man's extraordinary pregnancy.
Berkeley, Seal Press, 2008. 329p. + 16p. photos, very good first edition in boards and
slightly worn, unclipped dj. The MTF Hawaiian kept his female reproductive organs and
gave birth when his wife couldn't. 12.00
186. Bechdel, Alison. Fun home; a family tragicomic. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company,
2006. 232p. comix, advance reading copy with pls from publisher laid in, very good in
wraps. Houghton Mifflin's first graphic novel. 12.00
187. Bechdel, Alison. indelible Alison Bechdel; confessions, comix and miscellaneous dykes
to watch out for. Ithaca, Firebrand Books, 1998. 223p., profusely illus. and signed by the
lesbian cartoonist, first printing, slightly worn wraps. 20.00
188. Bell, Quentin. Virginia Woolf; a biography. London, The Hogarth Press, 1972. Two
volumes, decorated endpapers, later printings in matched binding and identical condition:
heavily foxed top edges and light spotting to foredges, browning and offsetting within,
somewhat worn djs. Vol. I: Virginia Stephen 1882-1912, xvi, 230p. + 16p. illus., half-title
page browned from newspaper clippings. Vol. II: Mrs Woolf 1912-1941, ix, 300p. + 15p.
illus. 20.00
189. Bellows, Michael S. the ways homosexuals make love; female-to-female sex
techniques, volume two, foreword by Harvey M. Johns, introduction by Robert Lindsey.
San Diego, Academy Press, 1970. 203p., profusely illus., including 12 color plates, very
good in wraps . 45.00
190. Bennetts, Pamela. Richard and the Knights of God. New York, St. Martin's Press,
1973. 253p., very good first edition in boards and clipped dj. UK edition is Young 250.
15.00
Novel of Richard the Lion Heart starting up all the trouble we have today.
191. Bentley, Jim. Last time I drew a crowd; the autobiography of Jim Bentley. N. pl., J E
Bending II, 2005. 187p., + 27p. photos. many of model J E Bending II taken by Francis
Coelho + some photos in text, signed and dated with a brief inscription by the gay porn star,
very good in wraps. 125.00

192. Bertholf, Robert, ed. Credences 5/6. Kent, Ohio, Credences Press, 1978. 172p., inscribed
by Michael Rumaker to Allan Berube with Rumaker's name and article title underlined in
pen in the table of contents, stapled wraps. (Vol. 2, Nos 3/4) 35.00
Includes work by James Broughton, Michael Rumaker, George Bowering, Robert Duncan,
Robert Bertholf, and others.
193. Besner, Hilda F. and Charlotte I. Spungin. Gay and lesbian students; understanding
their needs. Washington, Taylor & Francis, 1995. xvi, 174p., preface, references,
appendixes, indexes, very good first edition in trade paperback format, pictorial wraps.
15.00
194. Biggs, Earl R. Sex, science and sin; a study of the normal and abnormal sex activity of
our time, in telation to science, the law, religion and social customs, introduction by Arthur
C. Jones, M.D. Portland, OR, New Science Book Co., 1950. 151p., signed and inscribed by
Biggs in 1952, very good in wraps. With considerable material on male and female
homosexuality, transvestism, S&M, etc., by a police sergeant. 45.00
195. Another copy, not signed or inscribed, very good in wraps. 40.00
196. Another copy, wraps somewhat sunned. 35.00
197. Biren, Joan. Lesbian images in photography 1850-1982; a slide presentation by JEB.
San Francisco, n. pub., [1980?]. 8.5x11 inch printed flier, photo of Biren, printed single side,
advertising her talks in San Francisco and Oakland, and a workshop led by Biren. 22.00
198. Blackbridge, Persimmon . Sunnybrook; a true story with lies ... Vancouver, Press Gang
Publishers, 1996. 87p., profusely illus. comic novel, brief inscription by Blackbridge, first
printing, very good in a like dj. Blackbridge converted an art show into a story of a woman
whose disabilities are threatened with exposure. 35.00
199. Another copy, inscribed by Blackbridge, wraps. 15.00
200. Blake, Cory. Hollywood hunks. Cleveland, Magcorps, 1984. 160p., very good first
printing PBO in original explicit color photographic wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Ram Books
RB-119) 25.00
Book about a gay Hollywood agent. The cover graphically depicts a threesome between
bikers in leather.
201. Blake, Roger, Ph. D. The making of a homosexual. K.D.S. Corp., 1967. 194p., very
good first printing PBO in original pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction masquerading as case
studies. (Century Book 030) 25.00
202. Blake, Vic. Getting the shaft. South Laguna, Publishers Consultants, 1977. 186p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Locker Room
Library LR 106) 25.00
203. Blakeston, Oswell. Pass the poison separately; a new mystery. Scarborough, Catalyst,
1976. 60p., 4.5x7.5 inches, very good first edition in pictorial wraps. Young 322. 18.00
204. Bogus, S. Diane . Woman in the moon. Stamford, CT, Soap Box Publishing Company,
1977. 70p. first edition, wraps. African American lesbian poet. 35.00

205. Bookman, Sidney. Homo. New York, Vontinental Classics, 1969. 160p., very good first
paperback edition in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Continental Classics
CC-318) 45.00
Supposedly originally published in England and censored/banned there, I can find no
record of an English edition and find only 2 copies of this edition in OCLC.
206. Borneman, Ernest. Das patriarchat; ursprund und zukunst unseres gesellschaftssystems.
Frankfurt, S. Fischer Verlag, 1979. 694p., wraps. With considerable material on
homosexuality. 20.00
207. Boswell, Stephen. The abandoned labyrinth; poems. Los Angeles, John Parke Custis
Press, 1974. 32p., number 44 of 255 copies, very good limited first edition in blue buckram
and gilt in unclipped dj. Young 354. 30.00
Poetry by a British actor.
208. Bourjaily, Vance. The hound of earth. New York, Permabooks, 1956. 234p., very good
first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps Young 357. (M-4052) 15.00
Mystery-thriller set mainly in 1950s San Francisco.
209. Bowen, Elizabeth. Joining Charles and other stories. London, Constable & Co., 1929. v,
216p., first edition, spine faded and worn at edges. 25.00
210. Bowles, Paul. Up above the world; a novel. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1966.
223p., very good first edition in cloth and gilt, lightly edgeworn unclipped dj. 40.00
211. Boyle, Lance [pseudonym of Jerome Murray]. The changing sexual deviant. Van Nuys,
Triumph News, 1968. 189p., lightly-worn first printing PBO in pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction masquerading as case studies. (a Triumph Fact Book) 35.00
212. Brass, Perry. Mirage. Ridgefield, Belhue Press, 1991. 219p., first edition, very good in
pictorial wraps. 15.00
213. Brent, Bill and Rob Stephenson, editors, foreword by Pat Califia. Tough guys; stirring
stories of rock-hard sex. San Francisco, Black Books, 2002. 300p., foreword, fine first
edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00
214. Brent, Lynton Wright [aka Lynton Brent]. Sir Gay. Hollywood, Brentwood Publishing
Co., 1965. 186p., fine first printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction Young
439* Very nice copy. (BL 101 Crime Adventure Series No. 12) 125.00
Sir Gay Richard Van de Hooven Restalt is the son of a deposed monarch cast adrift in
Hollywood where he discovers his sexuality. Brent was a WWI veteran, artist and film actor
who appeared in literally hundreds of movies and also co-wrote the screenplay for "The
Texas Kid.".
215. Briffault, Robert. Europa; specially revised and edited. New York, Avon Pocket Books,
1950. 247p., good revised and edited mass-market paperback edition in vinatge trashy
pictorial wraps. Young 445. (Avon Pocket Books 272) 12.00
216. Britain, Sloane [aka Sloan Britton aka Sloane Britain etc, pseudonym of Elaine Williams]
cover art by paul rader. Woman doctor. New York, Midwood Enterprises, Tower Books,

1962. 189p., very good first printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction.
Grier T. (Midwood F142) 25.00
"Their private lives were not private to the analyst!".
217. Brooke, Jocelyn. The image of a drawn sword. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1951.
242p., slightly cocked, tanned, previous owner's embossing on f.e.p., first US edition in
decorative boards and chipped and worn but unclipped dj. The first British edition is Young
458. 20.00
218. [Broshears, Ray]. Elect Rev. Ray Broshears for Congress. 5th District [pinback
button]. [San Francisco], Dave Valentine, [1974]. 1.5 inch diameter button, green letters on
white background, very good. 20.00
Broshears, a gay Pentecostal Evangelist preacher, came out of the Vanguard youth group
(though he was older than most members) and later founded the Lavender Panthers, which
advocated retaliation in kind for attacks on gay people. He ran as the Peace and Freedom
Party candidate for congress in 1974.
219. Another version, white letters on lime green background, very good. 18.00
220. Brossard, Chandler. The bold saboteurs. New York, Farrar, Straus and Young, 1953.
303p., very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj, design by Carl Malouf, spine has
been lightly-sunned but has not affected the titles. Young 471. 30.00
Beat Gen author's second novel, a narrative of a young thief.
221. Another copy. New York, Dell Publishing, 1953. 319p., lightly-worn first Dell
paperback edition in pictorial wraps with cover by Bill George. (Dell Book D137) 15.00
222. Broughton, James. Tidings. San Francisco, Pearce & Bennett, 1965. 57p., very good first
edition limited to 500 copies, in cloth, spine label, and price-clipped, variant dj without text
on the inner flaps. Inscribed and signed by the poet. Poetry about the sea. 50.00
223. Brown, Dave, cover by Raul Tapia. Bristlecone peak. Denver, Golden Feather Press,
1998. 320p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. First book in the gay
western series, signed by Brown. (Legend of the Golden Feather Book One) 12.00
Cowpokes yet again!
224. Brown, Warren. The fag chaser. San Diego, PEC Publisher's Export Co., 1970. 160p.,
lightly-worn first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps, stamp on cover. Gay pulp
fiction. (French Line FL 86) 25.00
225. [Brown, Willie L.]. Wille Brown; looking beyond the negative and divisive rhetoric.
San Francisco, Willie Brown for Mayor, 1995. 8.5x14 inch sheet with Brown's photograph,
printed two sides. Outreach to gays and lesbians in support of Brown's mayoral candidacy.
18.00
226. Bruno of Hollywood. Figure photography; lighting and composition. New York, Visual
Art Publications, [1945?]. 56p., sepia, b&w and monochrome photogravures (borderless
reproduction), many full-page, wire-spiral-bound between 11x10.5 decorated cardstock
boards. Boards are quite edgeworn with some short tears and a puncture, most leaves have
torn away for an inch or so from the wire at top and tail; plates are unaffected and unmarred

as to surface, though the title leaf (with a verso photo of Bruno) is edgeworn. This issue is
profusely illus. with the Photography Guild portraitist's pictures of women; the male
beefcake is confined to a few pages at the end. 50.00
227. Bryant, Dorothy. Killing Wonder; a mystery novel. Berkeley, Ata Books, 1981. 178p.,
very good first edition in black cloth and unclipped dj. 25.00
The first paragraph describes a scene whereJessica Mitford, Tillie Olsen, Charlotte Painter,
Mary Jane Moffat, Kim Chernin, Susan Griffin et al are gathered at a party in Berkeley.
One of the reviews described this novel perfectly: "as a murder mystery, fair to middling; as
a send-up of the publishing scene, irresistible fun." Bryant—"a feminist since age two"—
says she was having fun presenting a mystery in which the victim is an icon of feminist
writers and the suspects are all women writers with literary ambition as their motive. "A lot
of women were angry at me, so I must have been doing something right." "Irresistible fun"
The Nation.
228. Bryk, Felix, translated from the German by Mayne F. Sexton. Voodoo-Eros;
ethnological studies in the sex-life of the African aborigines [revised translation of Negro-
Eros]. New York, United Book Guild, 1964. 251p., photos. in text, very good revised
limited edition of 500 copies, in cloth and unclipped and lightly-worn dj. With material on
homosexuality. 18.00
229. Bunzl, Matti. Symptoms of modernity; Jews and queers in late-twentieth-century
Vienna. Berkeley, University of California Press, 2004. xii, 292p., preface, introduction,
conclusion, notes, bibliography, index, fine first edition in cloth and gilt. 15.00
230. Burns, John Horne. The creative writer in the 20th century; a lecture. N. pl., n. pub.,
[197-?]. 19p., wraps. Lecture delivered at the Indiana University Writers Conference in
1948 and published then by the University; this reprint edition was published after his death.
30.00
231. Burns, John Horne. A cry of children. New York, Bantam Books, 1953. 276p., very
worn first mass-market paperback edition complete and unabridged in pictorial wraps. The
Harper & Brothers hardcover is Young 521. (Bantam 1147) 12.00
232. Burroughs, William, Jr., foreword by Anne Waldman, afterword by William S.
Burroughs. Kentucky ham. New York, Overlook Press, 1984. 197p.,very good first
Overlook revised edition in boards and unclipped dj. 20.00
Burroughs' memoir of his life at the Lexington narcotics facility, replete with gay activity.
Originally published by Dutton in 1973, This edition is preferable as it adds the foreword
and afterword by Burroughs, Sr.
233. [Butler, Samuel]. The note-books of Samuel Butler; volume I (1874-1883), edited by
Hans-Peter Breuer. Lanham, MD, University Press of America, 1984. 386p., general note
on text, interoduction, endnotes, index, prior owner's signature, otherwise very good first
edition in cloth. 45.00
234. Cahill, Sean. What's at stake for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community
in the 2000 presidential elections. Washington, NGLTF Policy Institute, [2000?]. 49p.,
8.5x11 inches, stamp; of 'Pride at Work AFL-CIO' on contents page, wraps. 18.00

235. Caldwell, Justin. The sleeping porch; poems. Fayetteville, AR, Lost Roads, 1979. 46p.,
very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. (Lost Roads Number 16)
20.00
Some of the poems had appeared in Christopher Street. Not in Young.
236. Califia, Pat. No mercy. Boston, Alyson Publications, 2000. 260p., signed and inscribed
by Califia, first printing,, wraps. Transgressive el;ather short stories. 18.00
237. Cameron, Bruce. The case against Colonel Sutton. New York, paperback Library, 1964.
254p., very good first mass-market paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial
wraps. The Coward-McCann hardcover is Young 574*. (Gold Edition 54-266) 12.00
238. Caminha, Adolfo. Bom-Crioulo; the black man and the cabin boy, translated from
Portuguese by E. A. Lacey. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1982. 141p., one of 26
copies of the limited edition. 125.00
This novel stands conventional social mores on their heads: attacking racism and
exploitation, while providing a positive view of interracial, intergenerational male love.
239. Cantarella, Eva. Bisexuality in the ancient world; translated by Cormac Ó Cuilleanáin.
New Haven, Yale University Press, 1992. xii, 284p., preface, conclusions, notes,
abbreviations, select bibliography, index, very good first US edition in cloth and unclipped
dj. 25.00
240. Capote, Truman. Breakfast at Tiffany's; a short novel and three stories. New York, The
New American Library/Signet, [1960s]. 127p., lightly-worn reprint paperback movie tie-in
edition in pictorial wraps featuring Audrey Hepburn and with a label affixed "By the Author
of In Cold Blood". (Signet D2656) 12.00
241. Capote, Truman. The grass harp. New York, Signet/New American Library, 1953.
142p., yellowed text-block, first paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in worn
pictorial wraps. . (Signet Book 1020) 15.00
242. Capote, Truman. The grass harp and Tree of night and other stories. New York,
Signet/New American Library, 1956. 216p., very good first joint edition in mass-market
paperback pictorial wraps. 15.00
243. Capote, Truman. Music for chameleons; new writing. New York, Random House, 1980.
xix, 262p., previous owner's gift inscription, first edition, dj. 12.00
244. Capote, Truman. Other voices, other rooms. New York, New American Library, Signet
Books, 1949. 142p., reprint edition complete unabridged, in pictorial wraps. The hardcover
was Young 587*. (Signet S1766) 10.00
245. Carey, Jim. Pool boy. San Francisco, Parisian Press, 1971. 150p., very good first printing
PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (P 201) 15.00
African American character.
246. Carnevali, Emanuel [and] Kay Boyle. The autobiography of Emanuel Carnevali,
compiled & prefaced by Kay Boyle. New York, Horizon Press, [1967]. 264p., inscribed
"March 1968. With love to Decca [Jessica Mitford] and Bob [Treuhaft], Toujours, Kay
[Boyle], San Francisco," a very good first edition in cloth and unclipped dj. 35.00

Rear dust jacket has the Treuhaft personal library lable affixed.
247. Carter, Ben. Sixty Nine Gay Street. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1970. 191p.,
very good reissue of a PBO in original pictorial wraps. Gay and lesbian pulp fiction.
(French Line FL 76) 45.00
The sexual adventures of several tenants of the boarding house in NYC. Gay, Lesbian and
Bi!
248. Carter, Floyd. Story of 9. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1967. 92p. + [4]p. ads, first
edition in lightly worn original camp photo illustrated wraps. (101-18) 25.00
Strapping Jocks!
249. Cashorali, Peter, foreword by Robert H. Hopcke. Fairy tales; traditional stories retold
for gay men. San Francisco, HarperSanFrancisco, 1995. x, 181p., foreword, sources, very
good first edition in cloth-backed boards and dj. 12.00
250. Cauldwell, D. O., edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. The critic and guide: vol. 2, number 10,
October 1948; Sex practices in marriage - truth versus falsity.; case histories as related by
married people of their own volition, with interpretations and comments. Girard, KS,
Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1948. 32p., 5.5x8.5 inches, pamphlet in stapled blue wraps,.
15.00
Humanist Fellowship stamp on front wrap, library label on title page. Confessional letters
from people seeking help (ranging from a transvestite couple, to a woman whose husband is
gay; from a man reminiscing about sex with animals, to a man confessing that he can only
be aroused by the scent of leather), followed by the doctor's advice. In the case of the gay
husband he sends the couple to a therapist so the man can be "cured.".
251. Cavafy, C. P. Collected poems ; translated, with introduction and commentary, by
Daniel Mendelsohn. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 2009. lxi, 547p., later printing, dj. See
Young 625*. 20.00
252. Cernuda, Luis. Desolation of the chimera; translated by Stephen Kessler. Buffalo,
White Pine Press, 2009. 213p., first edition, foredge stain, wraps. 10.00
253. Chase, Aleka. The beginning of difficulty . San Francisco, Five Fingers Press, 1989.
58p., signed by author, worn wraps, fragment of paper torn from spine. 15.00
Poems; Chase settled in the Bay Area after attending San Francisco State University,
practised as a psychologist specializing in gay/lesbian issues.
254. Cho, Margaret. I have chosen to stay and fight. New York, Riverhead Books, 2005.
240p., first printing, dj. Korean American comedienne. 12.00
255. Chopping, Richard. The ring. New York, Bantam Books, 1970. 277p., very good first
US printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. The British first edition
is Young 656*. 15.00
256. Clark, J. Michael. A defiant celebration: theological ethics & gay sexuality. Garland ,
Tanglewüld Press, 1990. 118p., wraps; front wrap, spine panel and top edge are slightly
smoke-soiled. 25.00

257. Claudel, Paul et André Gide. Correspondance; 1899-1926, preface et notes par Robert
Mallet. Paris, Gallimard, 1949. 399p. + two photographic fronts., later edition, paper
browning, wraps slightly edgeworn with one-inch closed tear on spine. 12.00
258. Claver, Scott. Under the lash; a history of corporal punishment in the Biritsh armed
forces, including A digest of the Report of the Royal Commission, 1835-36 and the first
reprint of "Certain Immoral Pracitices in His Majesty's Navy" (1821). London, Torchstream
books, 1954. xii, 288p. + 20 plates (including foldouts), first edition, light wear and fading
to front lettering, generally very good. Punishments for all kinds of offenses, including
sexual ones (although homosexuality is only whispered as an alternative to female
prostitution on ship). Sean or Etienne should do an illustrated edition ... 45.00
259. [Club Dori]. Gay Freedom '74 / C D / 427 Presidio Ave. [pinback button]. San
Francisco, Dave Valentine, [1974]. 1.5 inch diameter button, black lettering on a white
background; "c d" arranged to resemble erect penis with testicles. 22.00
Address indicates the location of Club Dori; the pin was apparently issued for Gay
Freedom Day in the second year it took place under this name.
260. [Cocteau, Jean]. Cocteau; in Libération, numéro hors-serie Octobre 1983, [by] Michel
Cressole, et. al. Paris, Libération, 1983. [116]p. including a few pages of ads, otherwise the
entire content concerns Cocteau, 11x15 inches, color cover by Warhol, wraps are rather
worn and rubbed (but not torn, and quite handleable). OCLC lists five holdings, none in the
US. 45.00
261. Collins, Jon. The homosexual profile. Los Angeles, Classic Publications, 1968. 190p.,
light rubbing and a few stains on the edges, remainder cut not affecting text, otherwise good
first printing PBO in wraps. Gay pulp fiction masquerading as scientific case histories. (NT
865) 25.00
262. Colton, James [pseud. of Joseph Hansen]. Todd. New York, Traveller's
Companion/Olympia Press, 1971. 162p., ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . Young 1462*. (The Other Traveller TC -514) 45.00
African American main character who has an affair with a white man and must protect him
from his militant brother.
263. Compton-Burnett, Ivy . The mighty and their fall; a novel. New York, Simon and
Schuster, 1962. 254p., first US edition, browning to paper and dj. 15.00
264. Connors, Pat. Queen's delight. no place, Lavender Publications, n.d. Unpaginated,
illustrated with full-frontal b&w photos, color camp pictorial wraps, rear cover scarped and
stained. Gay pulp fiction. 20.00
265. Cooper, Dennis. Idols. New York, The Sea Horse Press, 1979. 78p., very good first
edition in pictorial wraps with cover illustration by David Martin. Poetry. Young 786*.
45.00
Laid in are two original 3.5x5 inch b&w photos of the poet, printed on Kodak paper. In one
he is leaning against a telephone pole near a parked Chevelle and in the other he is once
again near a pole (hmmmm!) munching on popcorn from Disneyland!

266. Cooper, Raymond [cover name: John MacRoy] cover by Adam. Brother of the wind.
Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy Library 800037) 25.00
Yacht races.
267. Corley, Carl. Cast a wistful eye. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968. 153p.,very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps, small sticker removal residue and
scrape, cover by Corley. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL 44) 35.00
New Orleans setting.
268. Cornwell, Anita. The girls of summer; illustrated by Kelly Caines. Berkeley, New Seed
Press, 1989. 98p., first printing, wraps, very good condition. Young adult baseball novel by
the African American author. 15.00
269. Countryman, L. William and M. R. Ripley. Gifted by otherness; gay and lesbian
Christians in the church. Harrisburg, PA, Morehouse Publishing, 2001. x, 164p., a few
pages with underlining and marginalia, wraps. 10.00
270. Coupry, François. Je suis lesbien. N. pl., Balland, 1978. 123p., first edition, very good in
a like dj. On women and phallocentrism. 30.00
271. Coward, Noel. The collected stories of Noel Coward. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1983. ix,
630p., first printing. 25.00
272. [Coward, Noel]. I'll follow my secret heart; Arch Selwyn & H. B. Franklin ... present
Yvonne Printemps in Noel Coward's romantic comedy with music: Conversation Piece.
New York, Chappell & Co., 1934. 8p. sheet music, 9x11.5 inches, wraps. Distrubted by T.
B. Harms, the verso of front wrap titled 'Five tunes from The Cat and the Fiddle' and rear
wrap 'excerpts from ... Roberta'. 15.00
273. Another copy, wraps with small stain at top edge, verso of front wrap titled 'Successful
Songs' and rear wrap 'Four new worthwhile standard songs'. 15.00
274. [Coward, Noel]. Russell Lewis and Howard Young present Blithe Spirit; Noel
Coward's best comedy. N. pl., n. pub. , [194-?]. [20]p., illus. with black/white photos from
the production, 9x12 inches, lightly worn wraps. 22.00
275. Cowell, Roberta. Roberta Cowell's story. New York, Lion Library Editions, 1955.
159p., very good first edition mass-market paperback, complete and unabridged (except that
this paperback does not contain a photo section,) in pictorial wraps . (Lion Library Editions
LL 50) 15.00
Sex change story of a former RAF fighter pilot.
276. Coyote, Ivan E. Loose end; stories. Vancouver, Arsenal Pulp Press, 2005. 176p., warm
and interesting prior owner's gift inscription, first edition, wraps. On Vancouver's diverse
East End. 12.00
277. [Crane, Hart]. The poems of Hart Crane; edited by Marc Simon. New York, Liveright,
1986. xliv, 269p., first printing, remainder mark, otherwixe very good in a like dj. 18.00

278. Crane, Hart. Ten unpublished poems. New York, Gotham Book Mart for Kenneth A.
Lohf, 1972. [16]p. 7x8.5 inches, introduction, mild sunning to spine otherwise very good
first limited edition of 500 copies in sewn wraps. 25.00
279. Creal, Margaret. A lesson in love. New York, Hillman Books, 1960. 191p., first
paperback edition, very good in camp pictorial wraps. Grier A**. (HB 168) 20.00
Originally published by Cassell in hardcover in 1958. British lesbians in tweed.
280. Crowley, Mart. The boys in the band. New York, Dell Publishing, 1969. 185p., very
good first Dell paperback edition in camp pictorial wraps. Gay play. The Noonday Press
hardcover is Young 872 D*. (Dell 0773) 15.00
281. Cruse, Howard. Early barefootz. Seattle, Fantagraphics Books, 1990. 104p., 8.5x11
inches, first wraps printing. Reprints of Cruse's early gay comic strip. 15.00
282. Culver, Ed. Queer hustler. San Diego, Publisher's Export Co., 1967. 154p., very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps marred by an oblong blue label. Gay
pulp fiction . (French Line FL 29) 18.00
Lesbian character is raped by the main bisexual character.
283. Culver, Ed. Sex protege. San Diego, Publishers Export Co. PEC, 1966. 160p., very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (PEC N128)
35.00
Forced into the trap of being a gay actor!.
284. Cuneo. Le mariage de Roberto. Paris, Éditions gaies et lesbiennes, 1999. 98p., first
edition, very good in wraps. Gay comix, in French. 25.00
285. Curran, Robert Glenn. Orgy. Canoga Park, Private Edition Books, 1967. 160p., good
second printing PBO in worn original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction
. (PE 426) 12.00
Invitation only California sex marathon. Sixties Free Love fest with an emphasis on lesbian
sex.
286. Curry, Jim. Leather tool. Lorain, OH, Emkay, [197-?]. unpaginated, good first printing
PBO in worn, stapled camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Lavender Publication)
15.00
287. Curzon, Daniel. What a tangled web; a non-fiction narrative. San Francisco, IGNA
Books, 2005. 716p., lightly worn wraps. On Curzon's misadventures with internet student
evaluations while teaching at City College of San Francisco. 20.00
288. Cutler, Stan. Shot on location. New York, Dutton, 1993. 341p., first printing, very good
in dj. Hollywood mystery, gay sleuth, radical major character. 12.00
289. D'Allesandro, Sam. Slippery sins. San Francisco, Ice Press, 1983. 60p., 8.25x6.75 inch
wraps, gift inscription (not by author) on flyleaf. Gay San Francisco poet. 20.00
290. D'Arcangelo, Angelo [pseud. of Joseph Bush]. Angelo D'Arcangelo's gay humor book.
New York, Lancer Books, 1972. 141p., illustrated with cartoons, very good first printing
PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay jokes. 25.00

291. d'Emilio, John. Sexual politics, sexual communities; the making of a homosexual
minority in the United States 1940-1970. Chicago, the University of Chicago Press, 1983.
xvi, 269p., wraps, first edition, very good. 15.00
292. Dagion, John, ed. Rough trade; true revelations and strange happenings , volume 7. San
Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1996. 157p. including illus., first wraps edition . 18.00
293. [Dahmer, Jeffrey L.]. Evil personified; A special report, the Jeffrey L. Dahmer murder
file, in Obscure Publications & Video number 13. Milwaukee, Obscure Publications &
Video, 1991. 14p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps with horizontal fold. 30.00
294. Dallas, Michael, et. al., eds. Homojaarboek 1; artikelen over emancipatie en
homoseksualiteit. Amsterdam, Van Gennep, 1981. 308p., prior owner's inked note on f.e.p.,
otherwise very good in wraps. With contributions by Dallas, Gert Hekma and others. OCLC
lists three American library holdings. 45.00
295. Daniel, James. The Gander trilogy; gay daddy Gander, son of daddy Gander,
grandaddy Gander, poetry, illustrations by Aeus, Pete Tyrer, Terry Connor, and James
Daniel. N. pl., RibTurtle Press, 2000. Unpaginated (approx. 200p.), illus., 8.5x11 inches,
wraps. 35.00
296. Davenport, Doris. Eat thunder & drink rain. N. pl., the author, 1982. 86p., wraps,
inscribed "To Nellie, my sister, with love, Doris" by the African American lesbian poet.
20.00
297. Davis, Murray S. Smut; erotic reality/obscene ideology. Chicago, The University of
Chicago Press, 1985. xxvi, 313p., slightly handled wraps. With considerable material on
homosexuality. 12.00
298. Day, Gina. Tell no tales. London, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1967. 176p., very good first UK
edition in boards and unclipped dj. Grier A**. 20.00
Undercover cover girl.
299. [Day, Greg]. Greg Day for supervisor. San Francisco, Greg Day for Supervisor
Committee, [198-?]. 8.5x11 inch flyer, printed single side, appealing for the endorsement of
the Alice B. Toklas Democratic Club for Day's candidacy. Signers included Tom Ammiano,
Bob Barnes, Jo Daly, Herb Donaldson, Jim Foster, Cleve Jones, and other prominent
members of San Francisco's gay and lesbian communities. 18.00
300. Day, Greg. Metamorphose; new erotic images . Simon's Town, SA, Janssen, 1998. 60p.,
profusely illus. with the San Francisco activist's color and black/white explicit sexual
photographs, and signed and inscribed by him, 8x8 inches, very good in dj. 65.00
301. de F, M [pseud. of Michael de Forrest]. The gay year. New York, Lancer, 1965. 191p.,
first paperback printing, very good photo cover in wraps. The hardcover edition was Young
950*. 12.00
302. de Mairobert, Pidansat. Confession de Mademoiselle Sapho. Paris, Euredif, 1977. 185p.,
text in French, very good first printing of this paperback reissue of the lesbian novel of 1789,
in pictorial wraps. (Collection Aphrodite Classique) 20.00

303. de Maschera, Baron. La belle libertine. Paris, Editions Dominique Leroy, 1984. 168p. +
backlist, text in French, very good first paperback edition of a book from the early 1900s, in
camp pictorial; wraps. 20.00
304. De Veaux, Alexis. Warrior poet; a biography of Audre Lorde. New York, W. W.
Norton & Company, 2004. xviii, 446p., signed and inscribed by the African American poet,
first printing, lightly worn dj. . 18.00
305. Degeneres, Ellen. My point... and I do have one. New York, Bantam Books, 1995.
211p., signed, inscribed and dated by the comedienne, first printing, very good in a like dj.
35.00
306. Deitcher, David. Dear friends, American photographs of men together, 1840 - 1918.
New York, Harry N. Abrams, Publishers, 2001. 159p., illus., 10.5x7.5 inch boards in dj.
25.00
307. Delany, Samuel R. Nova. Garden City, Doubleday & Company, 1968. 279p., book club
but first printing with the accurate text of the novel (the stated first printing contained a
number of innacuracies). Lacks dust jacket, somewhat edgeworn. African American author.
10.00
308. Deming, Barbara. Prisons that could not hold; introduction by Grace Paley, photo
essay edited by Joan E. Biren (JEB). San Francisco, Spinsters Ink, 1985. xiii, 230p. + 30p.
photos, first printing, very good in wraps. 15.00
309. Deming, Barbara. Remembering who we are. In dialogue with Gwenda Blair, Kathy
Brown, Arthur Kinoy, Bradford Lyttle, Susan Sherman, Leah Fritz, [and] Susan Saxe.
Tallahasse, FL, Pagoda Publications, distributed by Naiad Press, 1981. 208p., first edition,
wraps. 15.00
310. Derfner, Joel. Swish; my quest to become the gayest person ever. New York, Broadway
Books, 2008. xiv, 255p., signed and inscribed by Derfner, first printing, dj. 25.00
311. Dews, Carlos L. and Carolyn Leste Law, eds. Out in the South. Philadelphia, Temple
University Press, 2001. 243p., wraps. 15.00
312. Dickey, James. Metaphor as pure adventure; a lecture delivered at the Library of
Congress, December 4, 1967. Washington, Library of Congress, 1968. 20p., wraps slightly
browned. 12.00
313. Dodd, Sam [pseud. of Samuel L. Dodson] Robert Bonfils, cover artist. Donnie and
Clyde. San Diego, Phenix Pub., 1968. 160p., first printing PBO in worn and rubbed original
camp pictorial wraps with scrapes on cover. Gay pulp fiction. (Late-Hour Library Book
LL760) 35.00
Bonnie & Clyde pastiche by Vic Banis' partner-in-love-and-crime.
314. Dodge, William S. Storm song; a novel of the sea. NEw York, Vantage Press, 1979.
309p.. first edition, dj. Novel of a Liberty Ship, with black and gay characters. Not in
Young. Five holdings in OCLC. 65.00
315. Another copy of the first edition, edgeworn dj with a small chip 45.00

316. Donner, Christophe. Forme d'amour no 3 ou 4. Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1997. 277p.,
first edition, very good in wraps. 25.00
317. Douglas, Alfred . Oscar Wilde; a summing up, with an introduction by Derek Hudson.
London, The Richards Press, 1940/50. xiv, 141p., prior owner's signature, facsimile letter (p.
134-5) missing, second issue, dj slightly edgeworn and slightly soiled. 125.00
318. Dowd, Harrison. The night air; complete and unabridged. New York, Avon Books,
1950. 317p., worn first paperback edition in pictorial wraps. The Dial hardcover was Young
1055*. 20.00
319. Drake, Robert and Terrey Wolverton, editors. His 3; brilliant new fiction by gay writers.
New York, Faber & Faber, 1999. viii, 280p., very good first edition in original pictorial
wraps. 12.00
320. Dröge, Annette. Sexualitat & herrschaft. Munster, Verlag Frauenpolitik, 1976. 190p.,
illus., a few pen notes on the f.e.p., first edition, wraps. On the politics of family repression,
with material on homosexuality, and with case studies of German fascism and Stalinism.
35.00
321. du Dognon, André. Les amours biosspmmoers. Paris, Éditions du Scorpion, 1948.
286p., first edition, wraps edgeworn with a few small chips. 30.00
322. Dunn, Mark. Live bait. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968. 156p.,good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps with remains of a label scarring the cover
image. Gay pulp fiction. . (French-Line FL-30) 20.00
Gay mystery pulp fiction by the author of "Gay Sadist." Straight detective. (Gunn).
323. Dustan, Guillaume. Dans ma chambre; roman. Paris , POL, 1996. 155p., first edition,
very good in wraps. First novel by the gay French writer/filmmaker. 35.00
324. Duyves, Mattias, et. al., eds. Homojaarboek 2; artikelen over emancipatie en
homoseksualiteit. Amsterdam, Van Gennep, 1983. 316p., prior owner's inked note on f.e.p.,
otherwise very good in wraps. More lesbian content than Homojaarboek 1. OCLC lists three
American library holdings. 45.00
325. Duyves, Mattias, Gert Hekman and Paula Koelemij, eds. Onder mannen onder
vrouwen; studies van homosociale emancipatie. Amsterdam, Uitgeverij SUA, 1984. 181p.,
previous owner's name, first edition, lightly worn wraps. 35.00
326. Dynes, Wayne R., ed. Encyclopedia of homosexuality; volumes I and II. Assocate
editors: Warren Johansson and William A. Percy, with the assistance of Stephen Donaldson.
New York, Garland Publishing, 1990. xxxviii, 1484p., very good, complete set in laminated
boards. 95.00
327. Earth, R. O. Gay blade. San Diego, GX, Inc., 1973. 185p., very good first printing PBO
in original camp pictorial wraps, hole-punch in upper corner. Gay pulp fiction. (A Trojan
Classic TC 271) 25.00
So this is where Will Ferrell got the idea!! These boys are on thin ice!.
328. Eastwood, Val. The travelling mind of Val Eastwood; short stories. Parkville, VIC,
Australian Lesbain and Gay Archives, 2009. 139p., first edition, very good in wraps. First

collection of stories by the pioneer lesbian activist, with materials (including photos) on her
life history. 22.00
329. Eaton, Billy. Gay Navy blue. North Hollywood, Valley Circle Pub., 1972. 186p., very
good first edition PBO on original color photo-illustrated wraps. gay pulp fiction. (Sir
Velvet Press SV-111) 25.00
Hey Sailor!
330. Egri, Neil [pseud. of John Gilmore]. Lesbos in Panama. Hollywood, International
Publications, 1963. 160p., worn first printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps with small
scrape on rear panel. Lesbian pulp fiction for straight men. 150.00
Gilmore was a Hollywood kid, son of an actress and an LAPD cop. He was considered a
Beat and as a member of The Night Watch rode motorcycles with his friend James Dean,
who he claimed to have sexual relations with in his memoir of the actor. He also wrote a
book on the Black Dahlia murder and on the Manson Family.
331. Ellison, Marvin M. Same-sex marriage? A christian ethical analysis. Cleveland, The
Pilgrim Press, 2004. vi, 198p., first printing, dj. The gay Christian ethicist argues for the
universal right to wed.15.00
332. Erich, John and Jesse Grant, eds. Friction 2; best gay erotic fiction. Los Angeles, Alyson,
1999. viii, 429p., very good first edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00
333. Esher, Reginald. Ionicus. London, John Murray, 1923. 272p., front., bookplate removed
from front pastedown with some damage to the pastedown itself, newspaper clipping about
Cory on verso of f.e.p., light foxing, spine lave slightly worn, an above-average copy of this
uranian biography. Esher is a pseudonym for Reginald Baliol Brett. 45.00
Contains a selection of Cory's letters, including his handwritten notes in Esher's copy of
IONICA and two examples of his Latin verse, along with his translations, from the
uncirculated "Lucretilis".
334. Estlund, David M. and Martha C. Nussbaum, eds. Sex, preference and family; essay on
law and nature. New York, Oxford University Press, 1997. viii, 349p., first printing, dj.
15.00
335. Evans, Jack. Cocky jocks. New York, Star Dist., 1973. 190p., very good first printing
PBO in lightly-worn original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Spade Classics 147)
30.00
336. Faderman, Lillian. Odd girls and twilight lovers; a history of lesbian life in twentiethcentury
America. New York, Columbia University Press, 1991. ix, 373p., later printing, dj
signed by the author. (Between men and women/lesbian and gay studies) 15.00
337. Falco, Kristine L. Psychotherapy with lesbian clients; theory into practice. New York,
Brunner/Mazel, 1991. xiv, 208p., first printing, dj. 15.00
338. Farout, Billy [pseud. of William Barber]. Hero in the bedroom. San Francisco, Parisian
Press, 1972. 147p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction. (P237) 18.00

339. Fawkes, Guy. Chamber of homos. San Diego, Publisher's Export Co. PEC, 1970. 156p.,
very good first printing PBO in worn original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(French Line FL 94) 25.00
340. Febick, Walter. Apprentice gay. London, Q Books, [1975?]. 192p., very good first UK
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Gay Library Edition LB-
106) 35.00
341. Feinberg, Leslie. Drag king dreams. New York, Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2006. x,
302p., uncorrected proof, very good in wraps. 12.00
342. Fenwick, R. D. The ADVOCATE guide to gay health, with a foreword by Richard C.
Pillard, M.D. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1978. xiii, 240p., first printing, dj islightly worn.
Important pre-AIDS work. 18.00
343. Fernández Olmos, Margarite & Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert, eds. Pleasure in the word;
erotic writings by Latin American women. Fredonia, NY, White Pine Press, 1993. 284p.,
first printing, dj. Includes several Puerto Rican writers among contributors from the entire
western hemisphere. Lesbian content. 15.00
344. Fickey, F. Jim and Gary S. Grimm. Gay warrior; transforming betrayal into wisdom, a
guidebook for gay men of all ages teaching the principles of initiation. San Francisco, GLB
Publishers, 2002. 185p., wraps. 15.00
345. FlyingOtter [pseud.] The transgender herb garden; an MtF guide to disconnecting
one's self from big pharma. N. pl., the author, 2009. 6p., wraps.
Anarchotranssexualherbalism. 15.00
346. Forberg, Fred. Chas. Manual of classical erotology (De figuris Veneris). New York,
Grove Press, 1966. Two volumes in one, 261p. + 250p. , first printing thus, sj. 25.00
The Manual consists of Forberg's translations of erotic Greek and Roman writings, first
published in France in 1882, then in England two years later. Beginning with a chapter on
heterosexuality, he moves into chapters on homosexuality, lesbianism and other forms of
'deviation'.
347. Ford, Charles Henri. Flag of ecstasy; selected poems, edited by Edward B. Germain.
Los Angeles, Black Sparrow Press, 1972. 139p., one of 1,000 wraps copies. Young 1290.
15.00
348. Ford, Charles Henri and Parker Tyler. The young and evil. Paris, Olympia Press, 1960.
186p., very good first Olympia printing in original in green wraps with crease on front
cover. (The Traveller's Companion Series No. 80) 50.00
Gay pulp fiction. 1960 reprint of the 1933 Obelisk edition which was Young 1292* and was
banned in the UK and the US. This edition was also noted "Not to be Sold in the UK or the
US." Ford was best known as the editor of the Surrealist magazine "View" and was born in
Mississippi.
349. Ford, Clellan S. and Frank A. Beach. Patterns of sexual behavior; with a foreword by
Robert Latou Dickinson. New York, Ace Books, 1951. 318p., very good first printing of the
paperback edition in wraps. Psuedo-scientific case studies. 15.00
Comprehensive study of humans and animals, with one full chapter on homosexuality.

350. Foster, Jeannette and Valerie Taylor, photographs by Eunice Militante. Two women; the
poetry of Jeannette Foster and Valerie Taylor. Chicago, Womanpress, 1976. 60p., 5.5x8.5
inches, illustrated with photos, very good first edition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps.
Poetry by two of the great figures of lesbian literature. 35.00
351. Foster, John. Dark heritage. New York, Fawcett Publications, 1955. 160p. worn first
printing PBO in original pictorial wraps illustrated by James Meese. Gay pulp fiction.
Young 1302. (Gold Medal Book 486) 12.00
352. Foucault, Michel. L'usage des plaisirs. Paris, Gallimard, 1984. 285p., prior owner's
signature, first edition, wraps. (Histoire de la sexualité 2) 25.00
353. Fredericks, Carl. The traveling sexman. San Francisco, Parisian Press, 1972. 146p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (P 241)
25.00
354. Freeman, Gillian (published in UK under Eliot George pseudonym). The leather boys.
New York, Ballantine Books, 1967. 176p., very good first edition mass-market paperback
in pictorial wraps. The hardcover edition of 1961 is Young 1394*. (Ballantine Mod Book
BB U5065) 15.00
"Ride hard, die young - England's motor-bike gangs" - cover blurb.
355. French, Jim. Quorum; photography. New York, State of Man, 1976. Unpaginated,
profusely illus. with French's nude male photography, both color and black/white, 9.25x12
inches, darkening along interior gutters extending to pastedowns and enpapers, otherwise
very good. 125.00
356. Friend, Robert. Somewhere lower down. London, The Menard Press, 1980. 60p., very
good first edition in original wraps. 25.00
Gay Brooklyn-born poet who emigrated to Israel after HUAC investigated him. Best-known
as a translator.
357. García Lorca, Federico. Poem of the deep singing; taken from the Spanish ... by Jim
Standish (parts of "Poema del Cante Jondo"). N. pl., Jim Standish, [196-?]. 48 standard
leaves, yellow paperstock printed single side; self-wraps tied Japanese-fashion with rough
yarn, mild wear with several tiny chips and tears. No copies of this version in OCLC.
50.00
358. García Lorca, Federico. Yerma; la zapatera prodigiosa. Buenos, Editorial Losada, 1938.
190p., scattered pencil underlinings in Yerma, first edition thus, wraps in dj worn on spine
and with prior owner's signature. (Obras completas) 150.00
359. Gardner, S. Anne. For the love of a woman. Lexington, SC, Dare 2 Dream, 2004. xiv,
160p. + ads, first printing, very good in wraps. Lesbian fiction. 12.00
360. [Garland, Judy]. The story of Judy Garland. n.p., n.p., [1956]. [14p.], 9x12 inches,
b&w photos, stapled pictorial wraps. 15.00
A publicity booklet for the actress with a short biography profusely illustrated with photos
from her career. Estimated 1956 publication date as they mention Liza being 10 and "last
season's Ford Special" which aired in 1955.

361. Gascoyne, David. Journal 1936-37; Death of an explorer; Léon Chestov. London, The
Enitharmon Press, 1980. 144p., note from the publisher submitting the book at the author's
request laid in, first edition, very good in a like dj. 35.00
362. Gaspar de Alba, Alicia. Desert blood; the Juárez muirders. Houston, Arte Público Press,
2005. vi, 346p., first printing, dj. Novel based on the murders of poor young women in
Ciudad Júarez. 15.00
363. Gayle, Marilyn, et. al. What lesbians do. Portland, OR, Godiva, 1975. 108p., illus.,
8.5x11 inches, second printing, slightly browned wraps. Poetry and prose. 35.00
364. Geddes, Donald Porter and Enid Curie, eds, Erich Fromm, Ashley M. Montegu et al.
About the Kinsey Report; observations by 11 experts on "Sexual Behavior in the Human
male". New York, The New American Library, Signet Books, 1948. 166p., index, very
good first edition PBO in lightly-rubbed original pictorial wraps. . (A Signet Special 675)
12.00
Includes some material on homosexuality.
365. Geis, Richard E. Male mistress. North Hollywood, Brandon House, 1964. 190p.,
illustrations scattered throughout, one of a man feeling-up another man in a movie theatre,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Mostly straight pulp fiction
with some gay content. (Brandon 905) 30.00
Geis was one of the co-defendants in the Souix City obscenity trial of Brandon House which
also included Vic Banis aka Don Holliday. He is also better known as editor/publisher of
the award-winning fanzine Science Fiction Review.
366. Gide, André. Oscar Wilde; in memoriam (reminiscences), de profundis, translated from
the French by Bernard Frechtman. New York, Philosphical Library, 1949. xii, 50p., first US
edition, shelfworn dj. 20.00
367. Gilgun, John. From the inside out; poems. Mulvane, KS, Three Phase Publishing, 1991.
46p., one of 300 copies, signed and inscribed by the poet, very good in wraps. 22.00
368. Gill, John, ed.. New: American and Canadian poetry; no. 9, April 1969. Trumansburg,
New: A & C Poetrry, 1969. 44p., reviews, contributors' notes, very good in wraps. Gill, Ian
Young, Tom Wayman, etc. 20.00
369. Another issue, no. 12, April 1970. Trumansburg, New: A & C Poetrry, 1970. 48p.,
reviews, contributors' notes, very good in wraps. Levine, Skilling, Atwood, Kuzma, Lifshin,
etc. 15.00
370. Another issue, no. 13, Sept. 1970. Trumansburg, New: A & C Poetrry, 1970. 48p.,
reviews, contributors' notes, very good in wraps. Blazek Lifshin,, Kuzma,, Schreiber etc.
15.00
371. Ginsberg, Allen. First blues. New York, John Hammond Records, 1982. Two twelveinch
long-playing records, all sleeves present, The Ginsburg Gallimaufry from Spring 1983
and a printed page of photos laid in, generally very good. 30.00
372. Ginsberg, Allen. White shroud; poems 1980-1985. New York, Harper & Row, 1986. xi,
89p., first printing, dj. 12.00

373. Goettsche, Ron and Bob Fogg. Down to earth: the Jason journal. Denver, Synergy
Publishers, 1984. 247p., signed and inscribed by the two authors in 1985, wraps. Abortion,
relationship, etc. content. 30.00
374. Goff, Jerry M., jr. [aka Jerry Lane] cover art by Robert Bonfils. Passion contest.
Chicago, Camerarts, 1964. 160p., worn first edition PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Lesbian pulp fiction. (Merit Book 6M430) 20.00
Lesbian spy.
375. González, Rigoberto. Butterfly boy; memories of a Chicano mariposa. Madison, The
University of Wisconsin Press, 2006. xii, 207p., signed, dated and warmly inscribed and
with a butterfly drawing by the author, first printing, very good in a like dj. On growing up
as the gay son of Chicano farmworkers. 65.00
376. Gooch, Brad. Dating the Greek gods; empowering spiritual messages from Mr.
Olympus. New York, Simon & Schuster, 2003. 166p., first printing, slightly edgeworn dj.
Smarmy self-help. 12.00
377. Goodwell, Alexander. The operation. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1967. 108p., very
good first edition in rubbed camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction with interracial material.
(An Original Home Library Edition 101-2) 45.00
After being gang-raped a young man decides to have a sex-change operation.
378. Gordon, Ann, words and drawings. Woman, carved of sun. Oakland, The Women's
Press Collective, 1974. Unpaginated, cover and title page by Miranda Bergman, light foxing
on title page, otherwise very good in wraps. Poetry. Grier B*. 30.00
379. Gordon, Larry. Strange quirks. Buffalo, Kiowa Books, 1969. 158p., very good first
printing PBO in worn original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. (Chelsea Library
309) 20.00
Lesbiana for straight males.
380. Gorham, Charles. McCaffery; a novel. New York, Fawcett Crest, 1964. 176p., very
good Crest reprint edition in pictorial wraps. The first US edition is Young 1543. (Crest
Book d587) 12.00
381. Gorman, Michael Robert. The empress is a man; stories from the life of José Sarria.
New York, Harrington Park Press, 1998. xvi, 278p., wraps. Biography of the Mexican
American crossdresser,. 15.00
382. Gosling, Ray. Sum total. London, Faber and Faber, 1962. 174p., first edition, slightly
shelf worn dj. 25.00
383. Graeme, Roland. Damien II: the youth. New York, Surey Books/Star Dist., 1983.
186p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(HIS69467) 20.00
384. Graeme, Roland [cover states Ronald Graeme]. Any man, any way, any time. Santee,
The Blueboy Library, 1978. 182p., ads, worn first printing PBO in original camp
photographic pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy Library BB 118) 18.00

385. Green, Julien. Chaque homme dans sa nuit; roman. Paris, Librarie Plon, 1960. 404p.,
first edition, wraps worn on spine. 18.00
386. Grey, Tony. As hard as they come. Deer Park, Timely Books, 1971. 72p., worn first
printing PBO in original stapled, graphic, camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . 25.00
387. Griffin, David [pseudonym of Robin Maugham]. The wrong people. New York,
Paperback Library, 1967. 190p., very good first edition PBO in original camp pictorial
wraps. Young 1620*. 45.00
Debut novel of Robin Maugham set in Tangier.
388. Gronowski, Paul, cover illustration by Adam. Against all odds. Santee, The Blueboy
Library, 1976. 184p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy Library 80017) 25.00
Gay's Anatomy!
389. Gronowski, Paul. The Caribbean connection. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p.
+ ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps illustrated by Adam .
Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy Library 80029) 30.00
"IRS undercover agents Chad Bennet and Jim Smith in an action thriller." Gunn page 152.
The back panell calls the pair Jim Smith and Jack Moore.
390. Gronowski, Paul. The secret in the Argentine jungle. Santee, The Blueboy Library,
1977. 184p. + ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps illustrated
by Adam. Gay pulp fiction. Gunn page 153. (Blueboy Library 80078) 30.00
Undercover agent Jack Hoover stationed in Buenos Aires versus Nazi clones of Hitler.
391. Gross, Larry. Contested closets; the politics and ethics of outing. Minneapolis,
University of Minnesota Press, 1993. xiv, 345p, wraps. 12.00
392. Guerra, Julian Anthony, ed. [cover author: Anonymous]. Slow burn. New York,
Masquerade Books, 1992. 189p. + ads, very good first Badboy printing in photo-pictorial
wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy) 25.00
Short stories.
393. Guess, Carol. Switch. Corvallis, Calyx Books, 1998. 265p., signed, inscribed and dated
by Guess, first printing, wraps. Novel of a small town with lots of undertones ... 15.00
394. Hadleigh, Boze. Sing out! Gays and lesbians in the music world. New York, Barricade
Books, 1997. 328p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 18.00
395. Hale, Michele J. Undone. Austin, TX, Cowgirlie Publishing, 2005. 178p., wraps, signed
by the author. Mystery featuring a lesbian tattoo artist. 15.00
396. Hall, Justin. Only in San Francisco; a big gay mini-comic. San Francisco, All Thumbs
Press, 2004. [20]p. black/white comic book signed by Hall, 5.5x8.5 inches, wraps. 22.00
397. Hall, Radclyffe [Marguerite Radclyff-Hall]. The well of loneliness; complete and
unabridged. Garden City, Permabooks, 1951. 467p., very good first Permabooks edition in
pictorial wraps. Grier A B C***. (Permabooks P112) 15.00

398. Another copy, with commentary by Havelock Ellis. New York, Pocket Books, 1964.
437p., very good reprint mass-market paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in
pictorial wraps. (Pocket 75020) 12.00
399. Another copy, with commentary by Havelock Ellis. New York, Pocket Books, 1974.
437p., very good reprint mass-market paperback edition in color photo illustrated wraps.
12.00
400. Another copy, with a commentary by Havelock Ellis with an Aftreword by Blanche
McCrary Boyd. New York, Avon Books/Bard Book, 1981. 441p., very good reprint massmarket
reissue in pictorial wraps. 12.00
401. Hamilton, R. J. The case of the missing mother. Los Angeles, Aly/Cat/Alyson, 1995.
128p., first printing, wraps. Mystery novel for teens involving lesbian mothers and a
religious homophobe. (Pride pack #2) 12.00
402. Hammerhart, Curly. Cockrock; book two. San Diego, Surrey House, 1972. 184p.,
remainder hole-punch in cover otherwise very good first printing PBO in original camp
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS 6932) 15.00
403. Hanscombe, Gillian E. and Jackie Forster. Rocking the cradle; lesbian mothers: a
challenge in family living. London, Sheba Feminist Publishers, 1982. 172p., very good in
wraps. 12.00
404. Hansen, Joseph. Living upstairs. New York, Dutton, 1993. 218p., very good first
edition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped dj. Signed by the author on the title page.
25.00
405. Hansen, Joseph. Pretty boy dead. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1984. 203p., one
of 10 copies of the limited edition, waterdamaged as are all copies of the limited edition.
Revised version of Hansen's Known Homosexual. 45.00
406. Hardy, Tom [pseudonym of Gordon Hoban]. The green hotel; stories. Kukuihaeli, HI,
Omnium Publishing, 1987. 222p., first wraps printing, very good. Gay erotica. 35.00
407. Hardy, Tom [pseud. of Gordon Hoban], cover illustration by Adam. Adventures of a
high school hunk; book two. Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 182p., very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Blueboy Library
80024) 25.00
408. Harman, Roger. First person. New York, Masquerade, 1994. 218p.+ads, very good first
printing in photographic pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy ) 25.00
Short erotic storiers told in confessional manner.
409. Harper, James. Gay brother. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1970. 160p., very good
reissue PBO in original wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL 78) 25.00
Racist gay Texas lawyer. Mexican American characters.
410. Harper, Sydney. Murder one. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p.+ads, very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy Library
80048) 35.00

"A dead homosexual and a coming-out cop add up to Murder One!" Minneapolis Police Det.
Bert Sonderstrom. in a murder mystery. Gunnpage 158.
411. Harper, Sydney. Two, the hard way. Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library, 1976. 184p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Blueboy
Library 80019) 25.00
"Denver Police Detective Larry Baldwin, 32, law student in a murder mystery." Gunn page
158.
412. Harris, Frank. Oscar Wilde; including; an introductory note by Lyle Blair, My
memories of Oscar Wilde by George bernard Shaw, and Oscar's last days (a letter from
Robert Ross). New York, Dell Publishing, 1960. 374p., very good first Dell Laurel edition
mass-market paperback in pictorial wraps. (Laurel Edition LX130) 12.00
413. Hart, Alan. The undaunted. New York, W. W. Norton and Company, 1936. 310p., first
edition, very good in an unclipped dj with several creases and a closed tear on the rear, but
the striking front cover graphic is unblemished. Young 1715. 650.00
Hart, born Alberta Lucille Hart, became one of the first surgical FTMs in 1917-18. One of
the principal characters of the novel is a gay radiologist whose sexuality is at the root of his
lifelong angst. Hart him/herself became a radiologist and specialist in tuberculosis
diagnosis and treatment.
414. Hartsock, Ernest, ed., , Benjamin Musser, assoc. ed. Bozart and contemporary verse;
combining JAPM and The Oracle; vol. III, no. 4, March-April, 1930. Atlanta, The Bozart
Press, 1930. 20p., 6x9 inches, illustrations, very good in original stapled stiff wraps.
20.00
Associate editor Nenjamion Musser was originally editor of JAPM and Contemporary
Verse. He was also a lover and mentor to Samuel M. Steward having published his poetry in
CV and supported the publication of his first book. Founder Hartsock died at age 28 in
December of 1930 just months after the release of his masterwork "Strange Splendor."
415. Another issue, vol. III, no. 6, July-August, 1930. Atlanta, The Bozart Press, 1930. 20p.,
6x9 inches, illustrations, very good in original stapled stiff wraps. 20.00
416. Another issue, vol. iv, no. 1, September-October, 1930. Atlanta, The Bozart Press, 1930.
20p., 6x9 inches, very good in original stapled stiff wraps. 20.00
417. Another issue. Thornwell Jacobs and Mary Brent Whiteside, eds, Benjamin Musser,
assoc. ed., vol. v, no. 2, March-April, 1931. Oglethorpe University, Oglethorpe University
Press, 1931. 20p., 6x9 inches, very good in original stapled stiff wraps. 20.00
418. Hastings, March [pseudonym of Sally Singer] and Jason Hytes, [pseud. of Midwood
editor John Plunkett]. Imitation lovers and The wild weekend; two novels, illustrated,
under one cover. New York, Midwood Tower Pubs., 1963. 126p. and 126p. dos-a-dos
illustrated with 8 glossy plates drawn by Frank Frazetta, very good first printing PBO in
lightly-worn original camp pictorial wraps by Paul Rader. 150.00
419. Hastings, March. The drifter. New York, Midwood Tower Books, 1962. 190p., very
good, first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps, probably by Paul Rader. Lesbian
pulp fiction. Grier T. (Midwood No. F163) 25.00

"Any port in a storm - and one of the ports was Lesbos!"
420. Haugen, David M. and Matthew J. Box, eds. Homosexuality. Detroit, Greenhave
Press/Thomson Gale, 2006. 127p., very good in pictorial boards. (Social issues firsthand)
20.00
421. Haven, Win. Male model. San Diego, Publisher's Export Co., 1967. 158p., very good
reprint edition in original less campy pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL 61)
20.00
422. Hawkeswood, William G. One of the children; gay black men in Harlem, edited by
Alex W. Costley. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1996. xx, 241p., one line on the
copyright page underlined, first wraps printing. 12.00
423. Healey, Trbor. Through it came bright colors. New York, Harrington Park Press, 2003.
232p, very good in wraps. 12.00
424. Healey, Trebor. The big cock candy mountain; cover and illustration, Michael
Angelicus. San Francisco, Terrapin Press, 1996. 18p., the poet's business card with a
handwritten note on the verso laid in, first edition, wraps. Faerie poetry. 25.00
425. Hecht, Ben, cover by Freeman Elliott. The sensualists. New York, Dell Publishing,
1959. 223p., lightly-worn first Dell paperback edition in original pictoriakl wraps. Grier A*.
(D294) 12.00
Originally published in the same year in hardcover by Messner.
426. Heger, Heinz. The men with the pink triangle; translated by David Fernbach. Boston,
Alyson Publications, 1980. 117p., later printing, wraps. 12.00
427. Helms, Alan. Young man from the provinces; a gay life before Stonewall. Boston,
Faber and Faber, 1995. x, 206p., signed with a personal inscription by Helms, first printing,
dj. Back panel of jacket has a damp-ripple. Autobiography rooted in gay New York and
post-Stonewall Boston. 25.00
428. Henry, Marcia. Surviving in the United States of America: What You're Entitled To
and How To Get It. Oakland, Center for Third World Organizing, 1984. 191p., wraps,
8.5x11 inches, one corner of back cover creased. 15.00
Guidebook for workers and the poor with advice on navigating bureacracy; pushing for the
rights of ethnic minorities, women, gays and lesbians; how to apply for food stamps, etc.
429. Herlihy, James Leo. Midnight cowboy. New York, DellPublishing, 1969. 191p., very
good new Dell edition, movie tie-in with color cover featuring stills from the film, pictorial
wraps. The hardcover is Young 1770. 12.00
Basis of the film.
430. Herlihy, James Leo and William Noble. Blue Denim; a new play. New York, Random
House, 1958. 110p. + photos, first printing, small bump along base, otherwise very good in
a like dj. 65.00
431. Herman, Ellen. Pyschiatry, psychology, and homosexuality. New York, Chelsea House
Publishers, 1995. 151p., illus. in text, prior owner's signature, first wraps printing. (Issues in
lesbian and gay life) 15.00

432. Herren, Greg. Vieux Carre voodoo. Valley Falls, NY, Bold Strokes Books, 2010. 220p.,
advance review copy, wraps. 15.00
433. Herrick, William. The itinerant. London, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1967. 228p., first
UK edition, very good in a shelfworn dj with a four-inch closed tear. Young 1775. 18.00
This work, involving the Spanish Civil War, "is a novel of the Thirties-- that lost medley of
sex and Marx, that virile decade of fear and hope..." - US dj blurb. Tenement organizing in
NY, GA sharecroppers, MI coops, etc.
434. Hess, John, Chuck Kleinhouse, Julia Lesage, editors. Jump cut; a review of
contemporary cinema, 24/25; double issue, special section: lesbians and film. Berkeley,
Jump Cut Associates, 1981. 60p., folded tabloid newspaper, illustrated with film stills, very
good newsprint. 25.00
Includes a filmography of lesbian films, resources etc. Also a cover story on "9 to 5" and
Charlies Angels (the TV series).
435. Hewitt, Andrew. Political inversions; homosexuality, fascism & the modernist
imaginary. Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1996. 333p., review slip laid in, very good
in a like dj. A study based on Adorno's conflation of homosexuality and totalitarianism.
25.00
436. Hewitt, Paul, with Jane Warren. A self-made man; the diary of a man born in a woman's
body. London, Headline, 1995. xiv, 303p. + 16p. black/white photos, first printing, slightly
worn wraps. 18.00
437. Heyward, Carter. Speaking of Christ; a lesbian feminist voice, edited by Ellen C. Davis.
New York, The Pilgrim Press, 1989. 93p., signed and briefly inscribed by Heyward, first
printing, wraps. 18.00
438. Himmel, Richard. The shame. New York, Avon Books, [1958]. 160p., very good first
printing of this reissue of Soul of Passion.in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
Young 1830. (Avon T-329) 25.00
439. Hinton, Gregory. Desperate hearts. New York, Kensington Books, 2002. 341p., first
printing, remainder mark, otherwise very good in a like dj. Southern California novel with
significant Mexican American and gay content. 12.00
440. Hitt, Orrie. Male lover. New York, L. S. Publications, 1964. 192p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay and lesbian and transexual pulp fiction .
(An Original Gaslight Book GL 117) 75.00
"A Star Athlete with Twilight Urges!" "She-Males are campus scandals!" OrrieHitt is not a
pseudonym. This title includes lesbian and tyransexual characters, blackmail and murder.
The Gaslight line was short-lived, only one year.
441. Hocquenghem, Guy. Homosexual desire; translated by Daniella Danghoor, preface to
the 1978 edition by Jeffrey Weeks, new introduction by Michael Moon. Durham, Duke
University Press, 1993. 158p., new introduction, preface, introduction, conclusion, notes,
index, remainder mark bottom edge, otherwise very good reissue in cloth. (Q, a series edited
by Michèle Aina Barale,Jonathan Goldberg, Michael Moon, and Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick)
12.00

Includes sections on anti-homosexual paranoia, disgusting perverts, and Capitalism, the
Family and the Anus!
442. Hodges, Andrew and David Hutter. With downcast gays; aspects of homosexual selfoppression.
Toronto, Pink Triangle Press, 1977. 42p., wraps, pen name on front wrap.
Originally printed in England in 1974. 12.00
443. Hoffman, Mark. The gay cowboys. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1980. 149p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.. Gay pulp fiction. (Adonis Classic
AC 233) 20.00
Never enough cowpokes!
444. Hohmann, Joachim S., ed. Der unterdrückte Sexus; historiche Texte zur
Homosexualität von Johann Ludwig Casper [et. al.]; Kommontare von Ernest Borneman [et.
al.]. Mit einer Bibliografie nicht-belletristischer Bücher zum Thema homosexualität bis zum
20. Jarhrnundert. N. pl., Verlag Andreas Achenbach Lollar, 1977. 627p., scattered pencil
underlining and marginalia, two sentences underlined in pen and prior owner's pen note on
half-title page, first edition, wraps. A magisterial compilation of 18th and 19th century
materials on homosexuality, with commentaries. 35.00
445. Holden, Ross. The moment of truth. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 183p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Blueboy
Library 80091) 25.00
Bullfighters in Barcelona.
446. Holditch, W. Kenneth. The last frontier of Bohemia: Tennessee Williams in New
Orleans. [New Orleans], the author, 1987. 40p., illus. in text, signed by Holditch, third
printing, very good in wraps. 18.00
447. Holliday, Don [pseud. of Victor Banis]. The gay dogs [Man from CAMP number 5].
San Diego, Ember Library Books/Greenleaf Classics, 1967. 159p., lightly worn and soiled
in original c.a.m.p.y. pictorial wraps by artist Robert Bonfils. Gay pulp fiction. Young
1858* Gunn p.167. Norman 2415. (EL386) 75.00
One of the Man from C.A.M.P. stories. The Case of the Purloined Pets! The series was a
parody of television's The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and the top secret agent was Jackie
Holmes. The organization was formed for the protection and advancement of homosexuals.
448. Holliday, Don [pseud. of Victor Banis]. Holiday gay [Man from CAMP number 7]. San
Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1967. 159p., tail of spine chipped otherwise very good first
edition PBO, in original camp pictorial wraps by artist Robert Bonfils. Gay pulp fiction.
Young 1861* Gunn page 168. (Companion Book CB545) 75.00
Anothe Man from C.A.M.P. story! He comes for Christmas!"
The series was a parody of television's The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and the top secret agent
was Jackie Holmes. The organization was formed for the protection and advancement of
homosexuals.
449. Holliday, Don [pseud. of Victor J. Banis]. Rally round the fag [Man from CAMP
number 6]. San Diego, Greenleaf/Ember Library, 1967. 160p., very good PBO in original
camp (VERY CAMP!) pictorial wraps. Cover illustration by Robert Bonfils. Gay pulp Man

from C.A.M.P. entry. Young 1863* Norman 2422. Gunn page 167. (Ember Library Book
EL367) 125.00
"Ole! C.A.M.P.'s Crusader capes his way to another moment of truth!" Jackie dresses in
drag to impersonate assassinated female spy.
The series was a parody of television's The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and the top secret agent
was Jackie Holmes. The organization was formed for the protection and advancement of
homosexuals.
450. Holliday, Don [Victor Banis]. Home of the gay. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1968.
159p.,very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(Adult Books AB429) 45.00
Den used his sex-appeal on people - mostly men - to get whatever he wanted...until he
learned that it wasn't enough. - from back cover. A Hollywood heyday of dark desire.
451. Holroyd, Michael. Lytton Strachey; a biography. London, Heinemann, 1973. 1143p.,,
title and facing pages slightly browned, first printing of this edition, slightly worn dj.
Revision of the two-volume edition published in the late 1960s. 15.00
452. Home Office. Scottish Home Department. Report of the Committee on Homosexual
Offences and Prostitution; presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Home
Department and the Secretary of State for Scotland by Command of Her Majesty,
September 1957. London, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1962. 155p., first printing, wraps.
30.00
453. Hooven, F. Valentine, III. Tom of Finland; his life and times. New York, St. Martin's
Press, 1993. v, 198p., illus. with Tom of Finland's drawings, later wraps printing. 12.00
454. Houston, Joe Leon. Desire in the shadows (original title, Gay flesh). New York,
Paperback Library, 1966. 160p., very good first paperback edition published by
arrangement with Argyle, in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction Young 1902*.
(paperback Library 54-942) 20.00
455. Hufford, Charlie. Page thirty-two. Oakland, Carter Press, 1995. 132p., first printing,
wraps, inscribed by the author. 15.00
456. [Hughes, Langston]. Remember me to Harlem; the letters of Langston Hughes and
Carl Van Vechten, 1925-1964, edited by Emily Bernard. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 2001.
xxxix, 356p., first edition, very good condition, dj. 20.00
457. Hughes, Peter Tuesday, cover illustration by Adam. Three got away. Santee, CA, The
Blueboy Library, 1976. 184p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. Gunn page 170. (Blueboy Library 80016) 45.00
Sequel to The Bright Young Men featuring agent Bruce Doe in a drug smuggling saga
featuring a cornucopia of villains led by Krishna Rau, leader of an international
Communist conspiracy!!!
458. Humphries, Barry. Dame Edna's bedside companion; with forewords by Beverly
Nichols, Margaret Drabble and Beryl Bainbridge. London, Corgi , 1983. 167p., illus., first
wraps printing. 12.00

459. Hunt, Chris. The honey and the sting. London, The Gay Men's Press, 1999. 359p., very
good first trade paper edition in pictorial wraps. A romantic gay tragedy in the court of King
James. 12.00
460. Hunter, Garfield, Cover illustration by Adam. The wild side. Santee, CA, The Blueboy
Library, 1977. 183p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay
pulp fiction . (Blueboy Library 80043) 25.00
White slavery!
461. Ide, Arthur Frederick. Evangelical terrorism; censorship, Falwell, Robertson & the
seamy side of Christian fundamentalism. Irving, TX, Scholars Books, 1986. xxxii, 193p.,
mild scent, wraps. 25.00
462. Ide, Arthur Frederick. Vows, virgins, oaths & orgies. Arlington, Liberal Arts Press,
1988. vi, 170p., plain printed trade-size wraps, mildest signs of any handling or age.
12.00
463. Iglesia Turiño, Santiago de la. Por qué la bisexualidad nos hace humanos; sentido
biológico de la homosexualidad. N. pl., Lulu.com, 2009. 211p., very good in wraps. General
survey of bisexuality, historically, sociologically, psychologically. 20.00
464. Ironstone, John or Martin Moore [pseudonyms of Frederick W. LaCava] . Undercover.
Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library, 1976. 186p., very good first printing PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (The Blueboy Library 80006) 25.00
"A young vice-cop fights to hide his own perverse desires!" Gary Brannon mystery. Gunn
page 173. The title page lists Martin Moore as the author and the cover lists Ironstone.
Both were pseudonyms of LaCava who was a Hoosier lawyer for 26 years.
465. Isay, Richard A. Being homosexual; gay men and their development. New York, Farrar,
Straus, Giroux, 1989. ix, 159p., first wraps printing. 12.00
466. Ischar, Doug. Orderly. Cambridge, MIT List Visual Arts Center, 1993. 48p. illus.
exhibition catalog, signed by the artist, slightly sunned wraps. Part of the gay artist's
ongoing questioning of identities. 35.00
467. Isherwood, Christopher. The last of Mr. Norris; complete and unabridged. New York,
Berkley Books, 1958. 160p., very good first Berkley paperback edition in pictorial
wraps.Reissue of "Mr. Norris Changes Trains" published in 1935. Young 1972. (Berkley
Books G-153) 20.00
Norris is a communist in Berlin during the rise of Hitler. Tied to the Berlin Stories.
468. Another copy. New York, Avon Books, 1952. 160p., very good first Avon paperback
edition in pictorial wraps. (Avon Pocket Books 448) 20.00
469. isherwood, Christopher, cover art by James Avati. Goodbye to Berlin; complete and
unabridged [basis of I am a Camera and Cabaret]. New York, New American
Library/Signet Books, 1952. 166p., worn first paperback edition in pictorial wraps featuring
cover illustration of Sally Bowles by James Avati. 15.00

470. Jackson, Charles. The fall of valor. New York, Popular Library, 1964. 222p., very good
first printing of the Popular Library paperback edition in pictorial wraps. Pulp reissue of the
Rinehart edition which is Young 1986*. 15.00
471. Jackson, John. From Steve, with love. San Francisco, Parisian Press, 1972. 147p., very
good first printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (P 210) 15.00
472. Jackson, John. Love trip. San Francisco, Parisian Press, 1972. 147p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (P 213) 20.00
473. Jackson, Peter and Narupon Duangwises, eds. Thai gay and Kathoey media claiming
space for voices of sexual and gender diversity. Bangkok, Women's Health Advocacy
Foundation, Thai Health Promotion Foundationand Tahi Queer Resources Centre, 2009.
174p., very good in wraps. Conference report; text in Thai. 45.00
474. Jackson-Opoku, Sandra. Hot Johnny (and the women who loved him). New York, One
World/Ballantine Books, 2001. 306p., signed and inscribed by Jackson-Opoku, first
printing, dj. Laid in is publisher's chapter sample booklet, "Hot Johnny" dos a dos with
"Black Rose" by T. Due. Second novel by the African American poet. 25.00
475. Jay, Karla and Allen Young, editors. Out of the closets; voices of gay liberation. New
York, Pyramid Books, 1974. 403p., foreword, selected gay bibliography, international
directory of gay organizations, very good first mass-market edition in plain red wraps with
keyhole die-cut into front panel. (Pyramid Non-fiction Y3545) 12.00
476. Jay, Victor [pseudonym of Victor J. Banis aka Don Holliday]. So sweet, so soft, so
queer. North Hollywood, Private Editions Books, 1965. 155p., lightly-worn first printing
PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (PE-344) 45.00
Inscribed "To Sam, soft and sweet, Victor" by author Victor J. Banis.
477. Jeffries, William [pseud. of Arthur Plotnick]. Mr. Queen. San Diego, Corinth
Publications, 1966. 190p., worn first printing PBO, title page detached but present, in
original camp pictorial wraps marred by a marker price over the title. Gay pulp fiction
Young 2016*. (A Sundown Reader SR 600) 15.00
Gunn page 246.
478. Jenkins, Kevin, ed. Boulevards; volume 2 number 9. San Francisco, the newspaper,
1980. 56p. issue, including covers; 10.5x14 inch tabloid newspaper, somewhat worn with
address label on front cover, illustrated with photos, artworks and ads, stapled covers.
15.00
Includes column by drag queen Tina Peel, cover story on SF's polyamorous sex scene (gay,
bi and straight), an article on Bryan Ferry, etc.
479. Jenkins, Kevin. San Francisco's 10 most eligible gay bachelors in Boulevards; volume
2 number 6. San Francisco, the newspaper, 1980. 4p. spread in a 56p. issue, including
covers; 10.5x14 inch tabloid newspaper, somewhat brittle, illustrated with photos, artworks
and ads, stapled covers. 15.00
Other articles include a piece on a heroin addict and an expose of sororities.

480. Jennings, Newt. Chicken lickin'. Santee, CA, Surrey House, 1975. 186p., illustrations
throughout, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(HIS 69144) 15.00
481. Johnson, Mark. Beauty and power; transgendering and cultural transformation in the
southern Philippines. Oxford, Berg, 1997. x, 264p., very good in wraps. 12.00
482. Johnson, Toby. Secret matter. Austin, Peregrine Ventures, 1995. 199p., very good in
wraps. Reissue of the gay science fiction novel. 12.00
483. Jonas, Stephen. Transmutations; poems. Drawings by Basil King, introduction by John
Wieners. London, the Ferry Press, 1966. [64]p., letterpress throughout including rubricated
half-title; stiff 9.5x7.5 inch wraps, unprinted, in a lightly worn soiled letterpress dj. An inchlong
tear in the head of the jacket has an archival-grade verso repair. Gay African American
poet. 35.00
484. Jones, Beverly and Judith Brown. Toward a female liberation movement. Nashville,
Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1968. 37p., wraps slightly soiled, edgeworn and
creased; 8.5x11 inches. 25.00
One of the founding documents of the new radical feminism (following Hayden/King in
SNCC and Booth et. al. in SDS), the authors criticize the 1967 SDS resolution on women,
calling for separate groups within the organization in order to combat sexism and
patriarchy within movement organizations. Also contains a section on homosexuality,
largely dealing with the homophobia confronted in numerous organizations. Includes a
personal summary dated June 17, 1968, looking back on the paper.
485. Jones, Patricia Spears. The weather that kills; poems. Minneapolis, Coffee House Press,
1995. 75p., review sheet laid in, also a copy of her resume and previous publications, first
printing, wraps. African American poet. 12.00
486. Julty, Sam. Men's bodies, men's selves; illustrations by Vincent Musacchia. New York,
Dell/Delta, 1979. 453p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, wraps somewhat worn. With material
on homosexuality. 12.00
487. Kahler, Jack. Flamer. San Diego, Publishers Export Co. PEC, 1964. 160p., very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps, small chip at bottom of rear panel. Gay,
lesbian, bisexual, Hollywood pulp fiction . (A Nite-Time Original NT 121) 40.00
A brother and sister, gay and lesbian, become involved in the porn industry. She is abducted
by a San Francisco cop and both fall in love with him. Let us not forget the mother who is
eventually arrested for killing a known sex pervert who molested the two. Not a detective
story though there are cops involved and not a true mystery as we know the identities of the
perps.
488. Kahn, Arthur D. The many faces of gay; activists who are changing the nation.
Westport, Praeger, 1997. x, 338p., first printing, very good in a like dj. 60 coming-out
stories. 20.00
489. Kahn, Karen, ed. Frontline feminism, 1975-1995; essays from Sojourner's first 20 years,
foreword by Robin Morgan. San Francisco, Aunt Lute Books, 1995. 494p., first wraps
printing. With a great deal on women's health, including abortion, lesbianism,
multiculturalism, economic justice, and more. 12.00

490. Kane, Donna. The Anatomy of a TV! New York, Lee's Mardi Gras Enterprises, 1986.
64p., illus. with drawings, wraps. 30.00
491. Kane, Turner. Man on! London, Idol, 2000. 231p., very good first edition PBO in camp
photographic wraps. 20.00
492. Katz, Jonathan Ned. Love stories; sex between men before homosexuality. Chicago,
University of Chicago Press, 2001. x, 426p., later printing, very good in a like dj. 15.00
493. Kaufman, David. Ridiculous! The theatrical life and times of Charles Ludlam. New
York, Applause, 2002. xiv, 496p. + 32p. photos, first printing, very good in dj, endpaper
photos by Richard Avedon. 22.00
494. Kavanaugh, James. There are men too gentle to live among wolves; drawings by
Hollis Williford. Los Angeles, Nash Publications, 1970. 94p., later printing, slightly worn dj.
12.00
495. Kaye , H. R. Mr. sex [cover title: Mister Sex]. North Hollywood, Brandon House, 1969.
158p., very good first printing PBO in rubbed original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction. (Brandon House 926079) 30.00
Omni-sexual hero.
496. Kemp, Kimberly [pseud. of Gil Fox] cover by Paul Rader. Nothing to lose. New York,
Midwood Tower, 1963. 155p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial
wraps. Some lesbian content, mostly straight erotica. (Midwood F299) 25.00
Story of a young girl who starts out by posing nude for art students and works her way up
into high-fashion modeling through the help of several lesbian contacts in jail and in the
modeling world.
497. King, Dave. Run, lez, run. El Cajon, Publisher's Export, 1969. 160p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction . (French Line 65)
25.00
Lesbian sex for straight guys set in Cuba.
498. King, Don. Bitter love. Chicago, Newsstand Library, 1959. 191p., very good first
printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A**. (A Magenta Book
U124) 20.00
499. Kirkup, James. Gaijin on the Ginza: a sexual comedy set in modern Japan. London,
Peter Owen, 1991. 150p., very good in dj. 15.00
500. Kirstein, Lincoln. Tchelitchev. Santa Fe, Twelvetrees Press, 1994. 179p., profusely illus.,
9x12 inches, one of 3,000 copies, first edition, dj, as new. 50.00
501. Kirstein, Lincoln, editor-founder, Bernard Bandler, II, A. Hyatt Mayor, eds. The Hound
& Horn: Vol. V, No. 2 (January - March 1932). Concord, Hound & Horn, Inc, 1932. pp.
165-340, illustrated with photos, very good in wraps . 40.00
Left-leaning journal founded and edited by Lincoln Kirstein. Contents include "The Puritan
Essay" by H. B. Parkes, 1919 by John Dos Passos, poems by Dudley Fitts, Wallace Stevens.
502. Another copy, Vol. VI, No. 1 (October - December 1932). Concord, Hound & Horn, Inc,
1932. 199p., illustrated with photos, very good in wraps . 60.00

Left-leaning journal founded and edited by Lincoln Kirstein. Contents include "American
Anarchy and Russian Communism," by M. R. Werner, "Difficulties of a Statesman," a poem
by Eliot, "The Tomb of Lenin, from a diary," by e.e. cummings, Correspondence from
Hemingway etc. Also reviews of books by Trotsky, Emma Godlman etc.
503. Another copy, Vol. VI, No. 2 (January-March, 1931). Concord, Hound & Horn, Inc,
1931. pp163-320., illustrated with plates, very good in wraps . 40.00
504. Kopelson, Kevin. Love's litany; the writing of modern homoerotics. Stanford, Stanford
University Press, 1994. viii, 194p., Stanford University Press stamps on edges and f.e.p.,
wraps. 12.00
505. Kovar, Dallas. Blow gently. New York, Midwood Publications, 1971. 198p., very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. 25.00
506. Kozlenko, William, ed. The best short plays of the social theatre. Edited and with an
introduction by William Kozlenko. New York, Random House, 1939. xi, 456p., first edition,
original cloth binding shelf worn, frayed at head and tail of spine with some loss of cloth,
end papers browned. 15.00
Plays by Clifford Odets, Marc Blitzstein, Albert Maltz, John Wexley, W.H. Auden and
Christopher Isherwood. Includes Blitzstein's famous The Cradle Will Rock, subject of Tim
Robbins' film. .
507. Krieger, Susan, Judy Grahn, alta, Pat Parker, Susan Griffin, Heather, Lin Lifshin, and
others. Remember our fire # 3; poetry by women (& 3 men). San Lorenzo, CA, Shameless
Hussy Press, [1970s]. [24p.] 5.5x8.5 inches, illustrations, very good first edition in stapled
pictorial wraps. With contributions by . 25.00
508. Kuda, Marie J. Women loving women; a select and annotated bibliography of women
loving women in literature. Chicago, Lavender Press, 1974 . ii, 28p., first printing, prior
owner's name, stapled wraps, mild handling soil and a small stain. 25.00
509. Kuhn, Gabriel, ed. Sober living for the revolution; hardcore punk, straight edge, and
radical politics. Oakland, PM Press, 2010. 299p., 6x9 inches, wraps, illus., new. 18.00
Anthology of writing on the interface between hardcore punk and radical politics (including
queer politics) and on "straight edge" (no-drugs) and vegan lifestyle.
510. La Fong, Lance [pseud. of Disney writer George Davies, aka Ricardo Amory]. Iron men.
Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1976. 184p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Blueboy Library 80074) 35.00
Pumping Iron!
511. Labonté, Richard, editor, selected and introduced by Felice Picano. Best gay erotica
1999. San Francisco, Cleis Press, 2000. 208p., fine first printing, pictorial wraps. 12.00
512. Laborers for Democracy. [Group of 27 items related to San Francisco activities of the
organization]. San Francisco, Laborers for Democracy, 1975-1976. Group of flyers,
internal memos and picket literature gathered at the time by Steve Hamilton, the Maoist
activist once close to Bob Avakian. All items are single sheets, either 8.5x11 or 8.5x14
inches, some rather edgeworn. Most leaflets are in both English and Spanish, and one

demand in the literature is for all Laborers International Union meetings to be held in both
languages. 150.00
Documents reflect various activities of the rank and file movement within Laborers
International Union, Local 261, including a campaign to support Chicano workers in the
face of a crackdown on illegal laborers; a March for Jobs held in 1976; campaign
literature for rank and filers within the union (including a handbill supporting Ramon
Acosta), and more. Also present, but not included in the total, are a scattering of later
political items from Hamilton's contacts with Line of March and a single-page statement
supporting gay rights, co-signed by several Bay Area revolutionary groups (Hamilton was
gay but remained in the closet until 1980).
513. Lamb, Sebastian [pseud. of Lyal H. Stevens]. King of hearts. Santee, The Blueboy
Library, 1977. 184p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Gay pulp fiction . (The Blueboy Library 80061) 25.00
Riverboat gambling in the 1840s.
514. Lamb, Sebastian]. Twins. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (The Blueboy Library
80026) 25.00
Psychological horror of twins - one good, one evil!.
515. Lamb, Sebastian. The Grecian prince. Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1976. 186p.+ads,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictiorial wraps drawn by Adam. Gay pulp
fiction. (80010) 25.00
Historical pulp fiction.
516. Another copy, wraps with some staining. Gay pulp fiction. (80010) 18.00
517. Lamb, Sebastian. The slasher. Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps drawn by Adam. Gay pulp fiction .
(Blueboy Library 80035) 25.00
"Police Detective Todd Douglas in a psychological thriller-" Gunn page 185 About a
psycho-sexual serial killer.
518. Lang, Raymond R. [pseud. of William J. Lambert, III]. The secret of the phallic stone.
Santee, The Blueboy Library, 1977. 184p.+ads, very good first printing PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Blueboy Library 80059) 35.00
U.S. secret agent Peter Stort. Gunn page 186.
519. Lassell, Michael. The hard way. New York, Richard Kasak Books/Masquerade, 1995.
319p., paper slightly browning, first printing, wrpas. Prose and poetry. 15.00
520. Laurents, David, ed. Southern comfort. New York, Masquerade, 1996. 270p.+ads, very
good first printing in photographic pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy 466-6)
25.00
521. Lavery, Jimmy, Jim Mydlach and Louis Mydlach, as told to Henrietta Tiefenthaler. The
secret life of Siegfried and Roy; how the tiger kings tamed Las Vegas. Beverly Hills,

Phoenix Books, 2008. xxii, 247p. + 16p. color photos, first printing, dj. Hot gossip.
18.00
522. Leads, Jim. Whoring teenagers. New York, Star Dist., 1973. 190p., very good first
printing PBO in lightly-worn original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Spade
Classics 122) 30.00
523. Leduc, Violette. La Bâtarde; préface de Simone de Beauvoir. Paris, Gallimard, 1964.
462p., first trade edition, wraps, with light foxing. Young 2271; Grier A***. 12.00
524. Legman, Gershon. Rationale of the dirty joke; an analysis of sexual humor, first series.
New York, Grove Press, 1968. 811p., a somewhat shopworn copy in a shelfworn dj. The
first series is primarily 'straight' with some variations, and a lead-in to the second series,
covering homosexuality and prostitution. 15.00
525. Lehmann, John. Virginia Woolf and her world. New York, Harcourt brace Jovanovich,
1975. 128p., illus. in text, f.e.p. browned, dj. 12.00
526. Lehmann, Rosamond. The ballad and the source. London, Collins, 1947. 318p., later
printing. Grier B*. 12.00
527. Lehmann, Rosamond. Dusty answer. London, The Vanguard Library, 1952. 248p., first
Vanguard Library edition. Grier A** (B?). 12.00
528. Lehmann, Rosamond. The swan in the evening; fragments of an inner life. New York,
Harcourt, Brace & World, 1968. 156p., first US edition, dj slightly worn Autobiographical
fragment . 15.00
529. Leonard, William, et. al. Beyond homophobia; policy framework and practice guide for
meeting the needs of same sex attracted and gender questioning (SSAGQ) young people in
Victoria, a policy blueprint. Melbourne, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health &
Society, 2010. 46p. + 4p. resource guide laid in, 8x11.75 inches, very good in wraps.
(Monograph 75) 25.00
530. Leone, Bruno & M. Teresa O'Neill. Sexual values; opposing viewpoints. St. Paul,
Greenhave Press, 1983. 154p., wraps. With chapters on homosexuality, pornogrphy,
prostitution, sex education and more. (Opposing viewpoints) 12.00
531. Lessard, John, ed. To quote a queer; a compendium of wit, wisdom, and devastating
remarks. Philadelphia, Quirk Books, 2008. 479p., first rinting, wraps. 12.00
532. LeVay, Simon and Elisabeth Nonas. City of friends; a portrait of the gay and lesbian
community in America. Cambridge, The MIT Press, 1995. xi, 456p., first edition, dj with
small closed tear. 12.00
533. Levenson, Lew. Butterfly man. New York, Universal Publishing, 1967. 251p., very
good first paperback edition in pictorial wraps. The 1934 hardcover is Young 2311*.
(Award Books A241S K) 12.00
534. Levin, Jim. Reflections on the American homosexual rights movement. New York,
The Scholarship Committee, Gay Academic Union, 1983. 67p., wraps, minor pen notes on
front wrap. Afterword by Wayne Dynes. (Gai Saber monograph 2) 20.00

535. Leyland, Winston, ed. Meatmen; an anthology of gay male comics, volume 2. San
Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1987. 191p., first edition, very good in wraps. 20.00
536. Another copy, volume 5. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1989. 158p., first edition,
very good in wraps. 18.00
537. Another copy, volume 8. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1990. 158p., first edition,
very good in wraps . 18.00
538. Another copy, volume 9. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1990. 158p., first edition,
wraps . 18.00
539. Another copy, volume 10. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1991. 160p., first edition,
wraps . 20.00
540. Another copy, volume 12. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1991. 160p., first edition,
wraps. 18.00
541. Leyland, Winston, ed. Orgasms; homosexual encounters from First Hand, volume 2.
San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1985. 189p., one of 10 copies of the limited edition
signed by Leyland, very good. 150.00
542. Linmark, R. Zamora. Rolling the r's. New York, Kaya Productions, 1995. 149p., first
edition, dj. 20.00
Gender-bender coming of age novel set in a Hawaiian town. The Filipino American
author's first book.
543. Linzey, Andrew & Richard Kirker, eds. Gays and the future of Anglicanism; responses
to the Windsor Report. London, O Books, 2005. xxxviii, 338p., very good in wraps.
12.00
544. Litten, Harold. Solo sex: advanced techniques. Mobile, Factor Press, 1990/92. 207p.,
illus., second edition, slightly worn spiral-bound wraps. 35.00
545. Little, Jay [ pseudonym of Clarence Lewis Miller]. Somewhere between the two. New
York, Paperback Library, 1965. 285p., very good first paperback edition in photo-pictorial
wraps. Hardcover is Young 2361*. (54-831) 12.00
Main character Terry Wallace finds fame as a female impersonator.
546. Llewellyn, Terry. Street boys of Paris. Copenhagen, Nordisk Bladcentral, 1970. 159p.,
stained first printing PBO in lightly-worn plain wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Svea Book 43)
15.00
Middle Eastern and black characters.
547. Logue, Chris. Innocence and outrage! Recovery after eight years of sexual abuse and
rejection by society, as told to Peter VanDeBogert. N. pl., the author, 2002. xxiv, 224p.,
sighned by VanDeBogert, very good in wraps. Father-son incest. 22.00
548. Longe, Milton C., Jr. [Milton C. Lounge, Jr. cover author]. Hard to handle. New York,
101 Enterprises, 1968. 91p., wraps with worn and rubbed Tom of Finland cover, marker
price marring image. Gay pulp fiction. (Original Home Library Edition 101-35) 25.00
Gay army sergeant. Don't ask, don't tell, don't stop!!

549. Lonidier, Lynn. For sale: girl poet cheap; from A lesbian estate, May 1 1977
publication date. Cover: Jess. Inside graphics: Bonnie Bolster. South San Francisco,
ManRoot, 1977. 8.5x11 inch broadsheet with one poem from A Lesbian Estate and one of
Bolster's graphics. 25.00
550. Lord, Sheldon [pseud. of Lawrence Block]. The sisterhood. New York, Universal
Publishing, 1964. 155p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier T. (Beacon Signal Sixty B659X)30.00
Block has stated that he never wrote as Lord or Dexter or any of the other pseudonyms
attributed to him. But as another research notes, this is the man who wrote the book
"Telling Lies for Fun and Profit!"
551. Lord, Sheldon. A woman must love. New York, Midwood Enterprises, 1967. 188p.,very
good reissue PBO in original camp pictorial wraps with cover art by Paul Rader. Lesbian
pulp fiction. Grier T. (Midwood no. 33-857) 30.00
"Susan did not know why, but the sight of another beautiful girl set her heart throbbing with
desire." Block has stated that he never wrote as Lord or Dexter or any of the other
pseudonyms attributed to him. But as another research notes, this is the man who wrote the
book "Telling Lies for Fun and Profit!".
552. Lord, Sheldon. The third way. New York, Universal Publishing, 1962. 155p., very good
third printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps cover illustration by Tom Miller.
Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier T. (Beacon Book B491F) 20.00
553. Los Angeles Research Group. Toward a scientific analysis of the gay question.
Cudahy, CA, the Research Group, [1976?]. ii, [3], 41p., 8.5x11 inches, several pages
underlined, wraps. 20.00
This document, written by a group of lesbian marxist-leninists, criticized the 'new
communist movement' groups of the period for their anti-gay positions, particulalry the
October League and Revolutionary Union, but wound up critiquing homosexuality as a
petty-bourgeois ideology, an individual response to the decay of imperialism.
554. Louganis, Greg, with Eric Marcus. Breaking the surface. New York, Random House,
1995. xiv, 290p. + 32p. photos, signed by Louganis, later printing, dj. 12.00
555. Lucien de Samosate. Dialogues des courtisanes; tradution nouvelle de l'éditeur, avec
des illustrations de Édouard Chimot. Paris, Émile Chamontin, 1936. 151p. + numerous illus.
in color, first edition with the Chimot drawings, very good in wraps. 150.00
556. Mackay Society. Individualist anarchism. New York, Mackay Society, 1985. Single
sheet folded to make 6-panel brochure, very good. Also included are two 8.5x11 inch sheets
advertising materials published by the Society, named for the gay anarchist John Mackay.
20.00
557. MacKenzie, Gordene. Transgender nation. Bowling Green, Bowling Green State
University Popular Press, 1994. 190p., ETVC stamps and library pocket/card, slightly worn
wraps. 12.00
558. Mackinnon, Kenneth. Uneasy pleasures; the male as erotic object. London and Madison,
Cygnus Arts and Farliegh Dickinson Press, 1997. viii, 262p., lightly soiled dj. 30.00

559. Malinowitz, Harriet. Textual orientations; lesbian and gay students and the making of
discourse communities. Portsmouth, NH, Boynton/Cook // Heinemann, 1995. xviii, 294p.
Library of Congress number highlighted and prior owner's note on half-title page, otherwise
very good. 15.00
560. Maney, Mabel. The Hardy boys in a ghost in the closet. San Francisco, World O'Girls
Books, 1991. [40]p., one of 200 copies numbered and signed by the author, spiral-bound
cardstock wraps, Another Maney parody. 25.00
561. Mann, Erika. The last year of Thomas Mann; a revealing memoir by his daughter,
Erika Mann, translated by Richard Graves. New York, Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1958.
119p. + four plates, very good in a slightly worn and browned (but unpriceclipped) dj.
15.00
562. Mann, Jeff. Bones washed with wine; Flint shards from Sussex and Bliss. Arlington,
VA, Gival Press, 2003. 77p., signed and inscribed by the poet, very good in wraps.
18.00
563. Mann, Thomas. The Buddenbrooks, translated from the German of Thomas Mann
by H. T. Lowe-Porter, volume I. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1924. 389p., spine lettering
faded, otherwise a very good copy of the first US edition. Volume I only. 45.00
564. Mann, Thomas. Tristan; novelle. Leipzig, Verlag von Philipp Reclam jun., 1922. 74p. +
ads, some spine wear, labels intact. 20.00
565. Marchal, Lucie, translated by Virgilia Peterson. The mesh. New York, Bantam, 1951.
198p., very good first printing of the Bantam paperback edition in worn pictorial wraps.
Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier ** Originally published in 1949. (Bantam 862) 30.00
566. Marchand, Blaine. Bodily presence. Kingston, ON, Quarry Press, 1995. 93p., very good
in wraps. Autobiographical poetry. 15.00
567. Marler, Regina, ed. Queer beats; how the beats turned America on to sex. San Francisco,
Cleis Press, 2004. xxxvii, 209p., first printing, wraps. 12.00
568. Marmor, Judd. ed. Homosexual behavior; a modern reappraisal. New York, Basic
Books, 1980. xv, 416p., first printing, dj. 25.00
569. Marsan, Hugo. Saint-Pierre-des-Corps; nouvelles. [Paris], Persona, 1985. 95p., first
edition, very good in wraps. Connected short stories on adolescent sexuality, with
considerable gay content. 25.00
570. Marsden, Martha. Intimate. New York, Midwood Tower, 1961. 158p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction
. (Midwood No. Y128) 30.00
"She searched frantically for love . . . and found it . . . in her own sex!"
571. Marshall, Alan [pseud. of Donald Westlake and Lawrence Block]. Season in Sodom:.
San Diego, Phenix Pub., 1967. 191p., worn first printing PBO in original camp pictorial
wraps, staapled, stamped with bookstore stamp on first page. . (An Original Late-Hour
Library Book LL728) 50.00

Prisoners of twisted passion! Gay, lesbian pulp fiction fiction set in a San Francisco
whorehouse. The Alan Marshall pseudonym was a house name used by Block, Westlake and
several others. It is uncertain who this was.
572. Martin, Andrew. Crotch watcher. New York, Star Distributors, 1986. 186p., very good
first printing PBO in worn original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Adam's Gay
Readers AGR133) 15.00
573. Martin, Della. Twilight girl. New York, Universal Publishing, 1961. 156p., very good
first edition PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction, Grier A**. (Beacon
Book B 390) 45.00
"The savage story of a pretty teen-ager enticed into forbidden practices by older girls."
574. Another copy, worn first printing PBO, foxing inside covers, in original camp pictorial
wraps. 25.00
575. Martin, Kay [pseud. of Adela Maritano]. The whispered sex. New York, Hillman
Books, 1960. 160p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian
pulp fiction. Grier A**. (HB 138) 35.00
576. Another copy. New York, MacFadden Books, 1968. 158p., very good second
MacFadden printing in original camp color-photo wraps. (MB 60-338) 18.00
States "complete text of the hardcover novel" but was actually published as a paperback
original by Hillman in 1960.
577. Martin, Taylor, ed. Lads: Love Poetry of the Trenches. London, Duckbacks, 2002. 251p.,
very good in wraps. 12.00
Anthology of poetry from the trenches of WWI, with introduction by Martin discussing the
homoerotic component of works by Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred Owen and others.
578. Marvin, Ronn. Mr. ballerina. Evanston, IL, Regency Books, 1961. 160p.,very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps, cover design by the Dillons. Gay pulp fiction
Cover subtitle, "twilight lives of talent & torment, man-for-man in the world of dance." Gay
pulp fiction, Young 2544*. (RB 103) 35.00
579. Another copy. New York, Macfadden Books, 1968. 160p.,worn reissue in original camp
pictorial wraps. (Macfadden Books MB 60-347) 15.00
580. Massie, Chris. The incredible truth; complete and unabridged. New York, Berkley
Books, 1959. 191p., very good first paperback edition and printing in original camp
pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A**. (Berkley G256)
"A man and two women enter upon an exotic design for living!"
581. Matthiessen, F.O. To the memory of Phelps Putnam. Born at Allston, Massachusetts,
July 9, 1894. Died at Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, July 3, 1948. N.pl., [The Kenyon
Review], 1949. 21p., wraps slightly browned, creased, frontis portrait of Putnam by Russell
Cheney. Putnam was best known for his poetry. (Reprinted from The Kenyon Review,
Winter, 1949) 18.00
Matthiessen was a Harvard professor, gay and a radical close to the Communist Party. He
committed suicide in 1950 under the pressure of the red scare.

582. Maupin, Armistead. Babycakes, Significant others, Sure of you ---------- Omnibus II.
London, Chatto & Windus, 1990. 713p., inscribed by Maupin to Jessica Mitford and Robert
Truhaft on the half-title page, first edition thus, dj. Expect a hair-line crack at the title page
(seems sound enough, however). 65.00
583. Maupin, Armistead. Michael Tolliver lives. New York, HarperCollins, 2007. 277p.,
signed by Maupin, first printing, dj. This issue has a tipped in page for Maupin's signature,
stating that "This signed edition ... has been specially bound by the publisher." 18.00
584. Maupin, Armistead. The night listener; a novel. New York, HarperCollins, 2000. 344p.,
very good signed limited first edition, laminated boards with yellow plastic title band in
place of dj as issued. . 25.00
Source of the Robin Williams film.
585. May 21st Defense Fund. Justice on trial (cover title On May 21st Dan White got away
with murder. etc.). San Francisco, May 21st Defense Fund, [1979]. 4 panel brochure,
6.5x8.5 inches, photo, pictorial cover. 45.00
Cover depicts a burning police car in red and black on a white field. The full text at bottom
reads; "On May 21st Dan White got away with murder. Thousands of people demonstrated
their anger at City Hall against a long standing pattern of police violence and unequal
justice. In retaliation, police arrested 30 individuals and brutally beat several hundred
more." Inside is a b&w photo of burning squad cars. A call to raise funds for the defense of
those arrested.
586. McBride, Scott, cover by Adam. Kentucky stud. Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library,
1976. 186p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction . (80002) 25.00
"A hard ride for any man!"
Lexington (Ky.) lawyer's assistant Brett Thomas, a Vietnam war veteran, finds a new lover,
in a sexually explicit whodunit: Jeremy Peters, 17, is first accused of stealing from and then
of murdering a Kentucky horse breeder. His lawyer, Rae Vickers, asks Brett to investigate.
Brett's new lover, Santa Fe-born Luis Mondragon, proves indispensable - from the
forthcoming second revised edition of Gunn.
587. McCauley, Stephen. Alternatives to sex. New York, Simon & Schuster, 2006. 289p.,
signed by McCauley on the title page, first printing, dj. 22.00
588. McCormack, Derek. Grab bag. New York, Akashic Books, 2004. 203p. first Akashic
printing, wraps. 12.00
589. McCullers, Carson. Reflections in a golden eye. New York, Bantam Books, 1953. 121p.,
very good reprint of the first mass-market paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in
pictorial wraps. The hardcover is Young 2610*. (Bantam Books 1156) 12.00
Southern army post in peacetime. Basis of 1967 film starring Marlon Brando and Elizabeth
Taylor.
590. McDonald, Boyd, ed. Straight to Hell, the Manhattan Review of Unnatural Acts. #52.
New York, Straight to Hell, n.d. 31p., lightly worn wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, black and white
photos. 15.00

591. Another issue, #53. New York, Straight to Hell, n.d. 35p., very good in wraps, 5.5x8.5
inches, black and white photos. 18.00
592. Another copy of #53, very good but for old price label on cover, in wraps. 12.00
593. McGreevey, James E., with David France. The confession. New York,
Regan/HarperCollins, 2006. 369p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. Autobiography by the
former NJ governor. 12.00
594. McIntosh, George. Naked return. Fresno, Fabian Books, 1960. 144p. + excerpts and
backlist, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial w raps. Trash fiction with
lesbian scenes. (A Fabian Original Novel Z-132) 15.00
595. McNally, Terrence. The ritz and other plays, including Bad Habits; Where Has Tommy
Flowers Gone?; "...And Things That Go Bump in the Night"; Whisky; and Bringing It All
Back Home . New York, Dodd, Mead, 1976. 436p., previous owner's signature, number in
red crayon on f.e.p., first edition, somewhat worn dj with flaps taped to pastedowns, one
womewhat clumsily removed. 15.00
596. McPartland, John. Sex in our changing world. New York, Berkley Publishing, 1958.
254p., lightly-worn first paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. .
18.00
Includes some homosexual and lesbian references. A 'case study' by the author of "No
Down Payment.".
597. McWhinny, Sean Seamus. Diary of a catering whore; year one. [San Francisco], the
author, 2009. 36p. gay comix, b&w, 7.5x5 inch wraps. Most episodes taken from
McWhinny's webcomic; one episode is not on line. 12.00
598. Another issue, year two. [San Francisco], the author, 2009. 48p. gay comix, 7.5x5 inch
wraps. One episode "Gaydar", is not on line. 12.00
599. Mecca, Tommi Avicolli, ed. Smash the church, smash the state! The early years of gay
liberation. San Francisco, City Lights Books, 2009. xvi, 303p., wraps. Oral histories.
12.00
600. Medley, James. Huck and Billy. New York, Masquerade, 1994. 316p.+ ads, very good
first printing in photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy) 25.00
601. Mendès-Leite, Rommel, with Catherine Deschamps and Bruno-Marcel Proth.
Bisexualité: le dernier tabou. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1995. 279p., Mendès-Leite's name
and contact information on the half-title page, very good in wraps. 35.00
602. Michaels, Joanna. Nun in the closet; a mystery. Norwich, New Victoria Publishers,
1994. 187p., very good first edition in original pictorial wraps. 12.00
Lesbian murder mystery.
603. Mieczkowski, Rondo, ed. Sundays at seven; choice words from A Different Light's gay
writers series, compiled by James Carroll Pickett. San Francisco, Alamo Square Press, 1996.
142p., signed by the editor, very good in wraps. From the Los Angeles A Different Light
reading series, poetry and prose. 22.00

604. Miles, William E. The college female; a Monarch Human Behavior Book. Derby,
Monarch Books, 1963. 156p., very good first edition PBO in original photo-pictorial wraps.
Pseudo-science, case studies. Includes a chapter on lesbians. (MB540) 12.00
605. Miller, Adam David. Apocalypse is my garden; poems. Berkeley , Eshu House
Publishing, 1997. 85p., first edition, wraps. 22.00
606. Miller, Derek, and Reiter, Jendi, and Robbins, Tim. Three new poets. Brooklyn,
Hanging Loose Press, 1991. 99p., first edition, wraps slightly worn. 12.00
607. Miller, Henry. Crazy cock. London, HarperCollins, 1992. xxv, 202p., first UK edition,
very good in dj. Lesbian content. 12.00
608. Miller, Isabel [pseudonym of Alma Routsong]. Patience & Sarah (original title; A Place
for us). New York, Fawcett Publications, 1973. 192p., first 9 pages water-stained at bottom,
first mass-market edition of the novel in pictorial wraps. Grier A*** Originally a vanity
publication then a hardcover mainstream publication and cult status. Grier calls this one an
"excellent novel.". (Fawcett Crest Book M1787) 12.00
609. Miller, Marcus [Greenleaf house name possibly Sam Dodsen]. Carry on, Charlie. San
Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1967. 160p.,very good first printing PBO in original camp
pictorial wraps.. Gay pulp fiction with interracial material. (A Companion Book CB 548)
45.00
610. Miller, Marcus. Fruit punch. San Diego, Adult Books, 1968. 160p.,worn first printing
PBO in heavily-worn original camp pictorial wraps with bottom-right corner clipped on
front cover. Gay pulp fiction. (AB 455) 40.00
Gay Gangsters! According to VintageSleaze Sam Dodson was responsible for the gay
Marcus Miller titles.
611. Miller, Marcus. The mother truckers. San Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1968. 159p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Companion
Book CB558) 125.00
"The boys on bikes played shame games -".
612. Mills, Carley. A nearness of evil. New York, Pyramid, 1962. 191p., very good first
paperback printing in erotic pictorial wraps. The Coward-McCann hardcover was Young
2713. 25.00
Set in the 1920's the novel culminates in a tense courtroom drama written in dialogue
format.
613. Mishima, Yukio. Runaway horses; translated from the Japanese by Michael Gallagher.
New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1973. 421p., previous owner's gift inscription, pencil notes on
r.e.p., first US edition, lightly worn dj, light foredge spotting. 15.00
614. Mitzel. The Boston sex scandal. Boston, Glad Day Books, 1980. 148p., wraps, spine
creased and slightly sloped. "... Mitzel reveals the hypocrisy and cynicism that underlie the
current crusade against intergenerational love." - Edmund White, quoted on the book's f.e.p.
15.00

615. Monro, Surya. Gender politics. London, Pluto Press, 2005. ix, 230p., very good in
wraps. 15.00
616. Montague, Murray [pseud. of Jerry Murray] cover by Adam. Security risk. Santee, CA,
The Blueboy Library, 1976. 186p., very good first printing thus in original camp pictorial
wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (80000) 25.00
Reprint of 'Position of Power' no real sleuthing but a Dept. of Defense employee works to
implicate a dihonest contractor in various illegal activities. Gunn page 249.
617. Montgomery, Lon, Cover illustration by Adam. Rough ridin'. Santee, CA, Blueboy
Library, 1977. 184p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay
pulp fiction . (Blueboy Library 80054) 25.00
Ride ‘em, cowpokes!
618. Moraga, Cherrié. Heroes and saints & other plays; Giving up the ghost, Shadow of a
man; and Heroes and saints . Albuquerque, West End Press, 1994. 149p., signed by Moraga,
first edition, very good in wraps. 30.00
619. Moraga, Cherrié. Watsonville; some place not here [and] Circle in the dirt, el pueblo de
East Palo Alto. Albuquerque, West End Press, 2002. ix, 165p., first edition, very good in
wraps. Two theater pieces conducted with residents of the two California towns. 12.00
620. Mordden, Ethan. Buddies. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1986. xiii, 240p., first edition,
slightly shelfworn dj. On male friendships, primarily gay. 18.00
621. Morgan, Christopher [cover author Anonymous]. Muscle bound. New York,
Masquerade Books, 1992. 216p. + ads, very good first Badboy printing in photo-pictorial
wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy) 25.00
622. Another copy of the first Badboy printing, wraps with corner chiopped. (Badboy)
18.00
623. Morgan, Patricia. The man-maid doll; as told to Paul Hoffman. Secaucus, Lyle Stuart,
1973. 123p., very good first edition, ex-private-library copy from a San Francisco defunct
transvestite library, pocket, plates, in red buckram boards and worn unclipped dj. 20.00
624. Morris, Roy, Jr. The better angel; Walt Whitman in the civil war. New York, Oxford
University Press, 2000. ix, 270p., first printing, very good in a like dj. 12.00
625. Mortimer, Lee. Women confidential; complete and unabridged. New York, Paperback
Library, 1961. 252p., very good first paperback edition in original pictorial wraps. Trash
fiction masquerading as case studies. Includes B-Girls and He-Girls and Call-Girls. Grier B.
(Paperback Library S-112) 20.00
626. Motley, Willard. Let no man write my epitaph. New York, Signet/New American
Library, 1959. 405p., very good first edition mass-market paperback, complete and
unabridged, in lightly-worn pictorial wraps, movie-tie-in label affixed front. African
American novelist. *Rideout author. Young 2801 . (Signet Book D1693) 15.00
627. Murphy, Dennis. The sergeant. New York, Fawcett Publications, 1959. 175p., very
good first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps. The Viking hardcover is
Young 2818*. (Crest Book s291) 15.00

Movie tie-in.
628. Another copy. 158p., first McFadden mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wrap
with banner "Soon to be an important movie starring Rod Steiger" on front cover. (MB 75-
201) 12.00
629. Another copy, second McFadden mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps with
Rod Steiger on cover. 12.00
630. [Musser, Benjamin]. The strange confession of Monsieur Mountcairn. N.p., Privately
printed by J. A. Nocross, 1928. 146p., very good limited self-published edition #113/750
copies, private bookplate of Anthony Reid featuring a nude Greek Olympic runner carrying
a torch designed by"VBW" in marbled boards and cloth spine with gilt titles, in worn fauxwoodgrain
design slipcase. 950.00
Justin Spring claims that "J.A. Nocross" was the pseudonym for Benjamin Musser, giving
him credit as the actual author and publisher, although Jay A. Gertzman argues that
Nocross was a pseudonym for Samuel Roth. Musser was Samuel M. Steward's mentor,
providing the financial backing for Steward's first self-published book, "Pan and the firebird."
Musser, himself a minor poet and closeted homosexual published two small
magazines; "Contemporary Verse" and "JAPM". The October 1929 issue of CV contains an
early poem by Steward, whom Musser introduced to a wide range of poets during romantic
visits to his beach house in Margate. (Justin Spring, pp. 20-22).
631. Another copy, #133/750 copies, in marbled boards and cloth spine with gilt titles,
missing the slipcase. 650.00
632. Mycue , Edward. Night boats; cover art by Richard Steger. San Francisco and Oakland,
Norton Coker Press and Minotaur Press, 1999. 40p., very good in wraps. Poetry. 15.00
633. National Women's Rights Organizing Coalition. Resolution to defend NAMBLA;
submitted by the National Women's Rights Organizaing Coalition (NWROC) to the March
Steering Committee, February 6, 1993. N. pl., NWROC, 1993. Two 8,5x11 inch sheets,
printed single side, stapled. Arguing against dividing the gay rights movement over
NAMBLA participation in the 1993 March on Washington. 22.00
634. Nava, Michael. Un garçon en or; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal Loubet.
Paris, Éditions du Masque, 2002. 377p., signed by Nava, first French edition of
Goldenboy,very good in wraps. Mystery featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic lawyer Henry
Rios. 22.00
635. Nava, Michael. The hidden law. New York, HarperCollins, 1992. 193p., first edition,
slightly worn dj. The fourth Henry Rios mystery featuring the gay Chicano detective.
20.00
636. Nava, Michael. Die lange nacht; Deutsch von Stafan Haussman. Hamburg, Pink
Plot/Argument Verlag, 2001. 297p., signed by Nava, first German Edition of Rag and Bone,
very good in wraps. Last of the mystery series featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic lawyer
Henry Rios. 22.00
637. Nava, Michael. La loi cacheé; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal Loubet. Paris,
Éditions du Masque, 2004. 269p., signed by Nava, first French edition of The Hidden Law
very good in wraps. A Henry Rios mystery. 22.00

638. Nava, Michael. La mort à Frisco; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal Loubet.
Paris, Éditions du Masque, 2002. 286p., signed by Nava, first French edition of The Little
Death, very good in wraps. First Henry Rios mystery. 22.00
639. Another copy, signed by Nava, later French edition. 18.00
640. Nava, Michael. Sous une pluie de flammes; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal
Loubet. Paris, Éditions du Masque, 2006. 430p., signed by Nava, first French edition of The
Burning Plain, very good in wraps. Sacramento-based Henry Rios. 22.00
641. Neale, Gordon. To serve two masters. London, Idol, 1998. 218p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . 25.00
Men bought and sold like livestock.
642. Negrin, Su. Begin at start. Some thoughts on personal liberation and world change.
Washington, NJ, Times Change Press, 1972. 174p., first printing, wraps a bit faded, printed
note by the signed by the author laid in. Negrin went through a number of 60s-spawned
movements, including the gay movement. 15.00
643. Neihart, Ben. Rough amusements; the true story of A'Leila Walker, patroness of the
Harlem Renaissance's down-low culture, an urban historical. New York, Bloomsbury, 2003.
210p., first printing, decorated boards in titled isinglass dj. 15.00
644. Another copy of the first printing, dj slightly edgeworn. 12.00
645. Neisen, Joseph H. Reclaiming pride, daily reflections on gay and lesbian life. Deerfield
Beach,FL, Health Communications, 1994. 366p., wraps with minor edge wear. Pocket book
format. 15.00
646. Nestle, Joan, ed. Best lesbian erotica 2000. San Francisco, Cleis Press, 1999. xix, 281p.,
signed by series editor Tristan Taormino, first printing, wraps. 12.00
647. New American Movement. Discussion Bulletin no. 25 (Winter 1978-1979). Chicago,
New American Movement, 1978. 80, 28p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, stapled at left; mailing
label on back cover. Bound together (as issued) is issue 3 of Women Organizing, a Socialist
Feminist Bulletin. 18.00
Includes numerous contributions on labor strategy and discussion of contemporary events.
"Women Organizing" includes articles by Chris Riddiough on Gay/Lesbian liberation,
Brenda Daniels-Eichelberger on Black women and Feminism, Holly Graff on the Bill of
Reproductive Rights, and more.
648. New American Movement. Discussion Bulletin no. 30 (Late winter 1980). Chicago,
New American Movement, 1980. 164p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, stapled at left. 18.00
Contents include materials on Gay and Lesbian organizing by Curtis Price, Marc Killinger
and the NY NAM Gay Liberation Work Group; statements on Iran and Afghanistan; a
lengthy section discussing relations between NAM and DSOC, and more.
649. New American Movement. Discussion Bulletin no. 32 (Spring 1980). Chicago, New
American Movement, 1980. 147p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, stapled at left; very good.
18.00

Includes sections on Feminism and sexuality, including a Nancy Wechsler educational on
Gay and Lesbian organizing; a lengthy selection of contributions discussing relations with
the Democratic Socialists; discussion of Third Party efforts, and much more.
650. Newman, Lesléa. Gloria goes to gay pride; illustrated by Russell Crocker. Boston,
Alyson Wonderland, 1991. 35p. 8.5x11, children's book, illus. with Crocker's black/white
drawings, first printing, wraps. 18.00
651. Newman, Lesléa. Love me like you mean it; poems. San Diego, Clothespin Fever Press,
1993. 98p., inscribed by Newman, very good in wraps. Originally published by Herbooks in
1987. 15.00
652. Newton, Esther. Cherry Grove, Fire Island; sixty years in America's first gay and
lesbian town. Boston, Beacon Press, 1993. xiii, 378p., first printing, lightly worn dj.
12.00
653. Niles, Blair [pseudonym of Mary Blair Rice]. Strange brother. New York, Avon, 1952.
221p., very good first Avon printing, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. Young
2870* GrierB*. (Avon 493) 30.00
Niles was a heterosexual [female] journalist who was personally involved with uptown gay
life, and she modeled the characters of her novel on real individuals. [Leyland] Set in
Harlem in the 1930s.
654. Nimmons, David. The soul beneath the skin; the unseen hearts and habits of gay men.
New York, St. Martin's Press, 2002. 255p., signed and inscribed by Nimmons, first pritning,
very good in a like dj. 15.00
655. Nolan, Nick. Strings attached. Las Vegas, AmazonEncore, 2010. xv, 317p., advance
reader's copy, very good in wraps. 12.00
656. Norday, Michael [aka Ray Damon, both are pseudonyms]. Strange thirsts. New York,
Universal Publishing, 1955. 156p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial
wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction . (Beacon Signal B 264) 45.00
The setting is the annual college play at a famous university campus. Gay and lesbian
content.
657. North, Joseph, ed. American dialog; Spring-Summer 1969, vol. 5, number 3. Walt
Whitman 1819-1969. New York, Dialog Publications, 1969. 38p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches.
25.00
Special issue on Walt Whitman, with contributors including Langston Hughes, Kirby
Congdon, Clarence Major, and many others, with art by Hugo Gellert, Jacob Lawrence,
Rockwell Kent, and others.
658. O'Hara, Craig. Philosophy of Punk. [San Francisco], self-published, [1993?]. 114p.,
5.5x8.5 inches, stiff wraps, velobinding, illus., photocopied with some color photos, slight
wear on front wrap near spine and minor crease on back wrap, otherwise very good.
25.00
Author's self-published edition of book that was later reprinted by AK Press. Survey of U.S.
and European punk scene circa 1992. Includes discussion of gay punks and homophobia in
punk movement.

659. O'Neal, Hank. "Life is painful, nasty & short ... in my case it has only been painful &
nasty." Djuna Barnes, 1978-1981, an informal memoir. New York, Paragon House, 1990.
xvi, 233p., scattered photos, first printing, very good in a like dj. 15.00
660. O'Neal, Hank, photographs and introduction. Gay day; the golden age of the Christopher
Street parade, captions by Allen Ginsberg, preface by William S. Burroughs, afterword by
Neil Miller. New York, Abrams Image, 2006. 160p., profusely illus. with O'Neal's
black/white photos and signed by him on the title page, laminated photographic boards,
10x8.5 inch oblong, first printing, very good in a like dj. 25.00
"None of the work has been previously published;" O'Neal met Ginsberg in 1982, Ginsberg
wrote out captions, later Burroughs did the preface, but the work was put aside for years.
661. O'Reilly, Kenneth. "Black Americans; the FBI files, edited by David Gallen. New York,
Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1994. 518p., first printing, dj. With chapters on Baldwin, Du
Bois, Evers, Garvey, Hamer, King, Powell, Randolph, Robeson, Rusin, Wilkins and
Malcolm X. 18.00
662. Oikawa, Mona, Dionne Falconer and Ann Decter, eds. Resist; essays against a
homophobic culture. Toronto, Women's Press, 1994. 242p., signed and inscribed by one of
the editors, first printing, very good in wraps. Multicultural approach to Canadian and
American experiences. 15.00
663. Oliveros, Chris, Marina Lesenko and steve Solomos, eds. The best of Drawn and
Quarterly. Montreal, Drawn and Quarterly Publications, 1993. 64p., very good in wraps.
Comix, much gay content. 15.00
664. Olvera Ibarra, J. Álvaro. Amiga lesbiana. Mexico City, Otras Ovejas, 2002. 30p., wraps.
Issued by Ministerias Multicultural con Minorías Sexuales. (Homosexualidad y la fe
cristiana) 25.00
665. Oppenheim, Ralph. The love-life of George Sand. Girard, KS, Haledman-Julius
Company, 1926. 64p., 3.5 x 5 inch wraps, very good with yellowing edges. (Little blue
book no. 1085) 18.00
Discusses Sand's cigar-smoking and wearing of men's clothes, but the relationships
salaciously described are with men.
666. Orange County Group. Towards the development of the correct Marxist-Leninist
position on the Gay question. n.p., Orange County Group, n.d. 35p., 8.5x11 inch sheets
stapled together at upper left, last page yellowed with several closed edge tears. Pen note on
front cover. Not found in OCLC. 35.00
The Orange County Group was formed within the August 29th Movement but split off when
the ATM demanded the expulsion of gay members from the group. Argues for a clean sweep
of existing negative attitudes toward gay issues in the ML movement.
667. Orr, Tom, lyrics. Dirty little show tunes! A Michael Bruno Production
(progam/playbill). San Francisco, Michael Bruno/Cable Car Theatre, [1997]. [20p.]
including covers, 5.5x8.5 inches, ads, photos, cast bios etc, very good in creased original
stapled pictorial wraps. 15.00
Gay parody song-play.

668. Otis, Harry. The keval and other gay adventures. Los Angeles, One, 1959. 106p., some
browning in text, otherwise very good in wraps. This copy is inscribed by Otis to Gavin
Arthur: "To Gavin [-] I hope you recognize your "Circle of Sex" in these gay tales." Young
2943*. 150.00
669. Outland, Orland. Death wore the Emperor's new clothes. New York, Berkley Prime
Crime, 1999. 198p., very good first edition in camp pictorial wraps. 12.00
Third in the series featuring drag detectives from San Francisco.
670. Pabich, Dick, et. al. The facts about homosexuality and human rights. San Francisco,
Human Rights Advocates, [1979?]. 6p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 22.00
671. Packer, Vin [M. E. Kerr, also Ann Aldrich] cover illustration by Barye Phillips. Spring
fire. Greenwich, CT, Fawcett pub., Gold Medal Books, 1952. 155p., second printing stated,
PBO, very good in camp pictorial wraps. Pulp format. Grier A**. (Gold Medal Books 222)
30.00
Considered to be the first true lesbian pulp.
672. Pacosz, Christina V. Some winded, wild beast. Detroit, Black & Red, 1985. 97p., wraps.
Poetry. 18.00
673. Patton, Russell ["Russell Veh"] ed. N.S. Mobilizer. Official publication of the National
Socialist League. Vol. IV, no. 40 (Winter 1978). Los Angeles, National Socialist League,
1978. 12p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, very good; front cover cartoon depicts stereotypical
Jewish media personality reading from script into radio microphone. Back cover is a Hitler
photomontage. Rubberstamp on cover states "Sample copy. For future issues, subscribe!!"
95.00
Magazine published by the Los Angeles-based Gay Nazi organization. Includes
correspondence, membership information, clippings from "Jew media" about the group, a
comic strip celebrating the life of Rudolf Hesse, and more. An anonymous letter from a
member of the Christopher Street West Association board apologizes for the "cop out" of
voting to exclude the group from a 1977 gay pride event. Classifieds have been reformed to
include only "non-personals," advertising literature, offering to buy memorabilia, and in
one case, seeking employment under a Nazi boss so as to escape from current "Jewinfested"
company in Los Angeles.
674. Pausacker, Jenny, ed. Hide and seek; stories about being young and gay/lesbian.
Dingley, VIC, Australia, Reed for Kids, 1996. 251p., first printing, very good in wraps.
22.00
675. Peachum, Thomas. The watcher and the watched. New York, The Traveller's
Companion/Olympia Press, 1967. 286p., very good re-issue in green printed wraps. Grier
A* (T?). (The Traveller's Companion SeriesTC-301) 20.00
676. Pela, Robrt L. Filthy; the weird world of John Waters. Los Angeles, Alyson Books,
2002. xii, 209p., very good first printing, in original pictorial wraps. 15.00
677. Pellicer, Carlos. Valle de México; poemas escogido. Carlos Pellicer Lopez, compilación
y nota biográfica. Mexico City, Editorial Praxis, 2002. 49p., first edition, wraps. The
modernist Mexican poet supported the Spanish Republic. 22.00

678. Pennington, Rev. Sylvia. Good news for modern gays; a pro-gay biblical approach.
Hawthorne, CA, Lambda Christian Fellowship, 1985. vii, 221p., first printing, lightly worn
wraps. On the evangelical who found gay, rather than vice versa. 35.00
679. Pepper, Peter [pseud. of Lyal H. Stevens]. Prime meat. San Diego, Surrey House, 1974.
186p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS
6992) 15.00
680. Perrin, Robert. Jewels. New York, Stein and Day, 1977. xi, 269p., first edition,
shelfworn dj. This reconstruction of the theft of Ireland's Royal Crown jewels, touching on
homosexuality in the royal household, is Young 3005. 12.00
681. Peters, Andy. Fill 'em up. North Hollywood, Arena, 1986. 188p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Manpower MP 183)
15.00
Keep on Truckin'!
682. Peters, Fritz [Arthur Anderson Peters]. The Finistére; a novel. New York, Lancer Books,
1968. 254p., very good reissue paperback edition, pictorial wraps. Gay fiction. (74-947)
12.00
Originally published in hardcover. This first paperback reissue is Young 3020*.
683. Peters, Fritz [pseud. of Arthur Anderson Peters]. Finistère; complete and unabridged.
New York, New American Library/Signet books, 1952. 224p., very good first paperback
edition in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (930) 25.00
Originally published in hardcover which is Young 3020*.
684. Peters, Fritz. The world next door; authorized abridgement. New York, New American
Library/Signet, 1950. 207p., lightly-worn abridged reissue paperback in pictorial wraps.
The Farrar, Straus hardcover was Young 3021. (A Signet Book 813) 12.00
685. Phillips, Thomas Hal. The bitterweed path. New York, Avon, 1950. 255p., lightly-worn
first paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. Young 3045. 12.00
Story set in the South with KKK members.
686. Piazza, Michael S. Rainbow family values; a family formation guide for lesbian and
gay couples. Dallas, Sources of Hope Publishing House, 1995. xiv, 216p., wraps. Gay
Dallas pastor. 12.00
687. Pitts, David. Jack and Lem; John F. Kennedy and Lem Billings, the untold stroy of an
extraordinary friendship. New York, Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2007. xxi, 356p., first
printing, dj. On JFK's lifelong friendship with a gay man. 12.00
688. Plante, David. The ghost of Henry James. London, Macdonald, 1970. 219p., signed
and warmly inscribed to Jessica Mitford by Plante (with an address written by Mitford
under the inscription, unsigned, provenance on request), first edition, dj slightly worn.
Plante's first book. 250.00
689. Plante, David. The native. New York, Atheneum, 1988. 122p., review slip laid in, first
US edition, dj. 25.00

690. Pomfret, Scott. Since my last confession; a gay Catholic memoir. New York, Arcade
Publishing, 2008. xxii, 288p., first printing, dj. 18.00
691. Pomfret, Scott and scott Whittier. Razor burn; a romentics novel. N. pl., BookSurge,
2003. 258p., very good in wraps. 12.00
692. Ponse, Barbara. Identities in the lesbian world; the social construction fo self. Westport,
Greenwood Press, 1978. xii, 226p., first printing in dj, top edge is heavily foxed and dustsoiled,
jacket faintly foxed and lightly worn at spine ends. (Contributions in sociology 28)
35.00
693. Porter, Roy and Mikulás Teich, eds. Sexual knowledge, sexual science; the history of
attitudes to sexuality. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1994. xii, 408p., dj. With
material on struggles over homosexuality, contraception, abortion, AIDS and more.
65.00
694. Powell, David J. Alcoholism and sexual dysfunction: issues in clinical management.
New York, The Haworth Press, 1984. 135p., several agency stamps. With a secontion on
gay men and lesbians. 15.00
695. Powers, Bob and Alan Ellis. A manager's guide to sexual orientation in the
workplace. New York, Routledge, 1995. 209p., very good in dj. 12.00
696. Pratolini, Vasco. The naked streets; translated from the Italian by Peter and Pamela
Duncan. New York, A. A. Wyn, 1952. 217p., first US edition, paper slightly browned, dj
slightly edge worn with a two inch closed tear along the spine. Young 3104. 25.00
697. Preston, John. The arena. New York, Masquerade Books, 1993. 227p., very good first
printing, inside of covers darkened, in original photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(BadBoy (083-0)) 25.00
698. Priest, J. C., [pseud.] Forbidden. New York, Universal Publishing, 1952. 188p., very
good first paperback printing in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction.
(Beacon Book B 192) 30.00
Originally published in hardcover by the Woodford Press.
699. Proferes, J. J. Of hot nights ... and damp beds. Washington, Guild Press, 1966. 62p.,
5x7 inch worn stapled camp pictorial wraps, clipping taped-in to inside front cover. Gay
pulp fiction. Young 3118*. 45.00
700. Provenzano, Jim. Pins; a novel. San Francisco, Myrmidude Press, 1999/2000. 281p.,
second printing, very good in wraps. Novel on the homoertoic aspects of wrestling.
15.00
701. Purdy, James. Malcolm. New York, Avon Books, [1959]. 159p., very good first massmarket
paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. The hardcover is
Young 3150. (T-465) 15.00
702. Quinn, Jay, ed. Rebel yell 2; more stories of contemporary southern gay men. New York,
Haworth Press/Southern Tier, 2002. viii, 278p., wraps. 12.00
703. Radiguet, Raymond. Le diable au corps. Pairs, France Loisirs, 1976. 143p. + 32p.
photographic appendix, first edition thus, very good in boards. 25.00

704. Randall, Kirk. Shore leave. San Francisco, Hamilton House Publishing, 1974. 185p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (RAM-10
106) 25.00
Hey Sailor!
705. Raphael, Adam. Room service. Brooklyn, powerHouse Books, 2007. 239p., 8.5x12.5
inches, profusely illustrated with full-page, double-page color homo-erotic photos of nude
and near-nude young men lounging in hotels, finefirst edition in pictorial boards and
edgeworn very good unclipped dj. 45.00
706. Raynor, Darrell G. A year among the girls. New York, Lyle Stuart, 1966. 189p., rear
board bumped otherwise very good first edition in full buckram cloth and gilt, unclipped dj .
Transvestite autobiography. 125.00
Reportage on cross-dressers across America in the 1960s.
707. Another copy, very good ex-library from a defunct San Francisco private transvestite
library with pocket and bookplates, full buckram cloth and gilt, edgeworn and tape-repaired
unclipped dj . 75.00
708. Redding, Judith M. and Victoria A. Brownworth. Film fatales; independent women
directors. Seattle, Seal Press, 1997. 293p., introduction, selected filmography, bibliography,
illustrated with photos and film stills, very good first trade paper edition in pictorial wraps.
12.00
Ida Lupino, Aollie Light, Pratibha Parmar, Lizzie Borden, Susan Seidleman, Allison Anders
et al.
709. Reine, A. J. Distant love. New York, Masquerade Books, 1992. 199p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. (Rosebud (056-3))
15.00
710. Reinhart, Robert C. A history of shadows. New York, Avon Books, 1982. 278p.,
uncorrected proof, publisher's information sheet enclosed, worn wraps. Proof of the
paperback original. 22.00
711. Renault, Mary. The mask of Apollo. New York, Pocket Books, 1967. 371p., very good
first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps Young 3263*. (Pocket Book 95049)
12.00
712. Rench, Janice E. Understanding sexual identity; a book for gay and lesbian teens and
their friends. Minneapolis, Lerner Publications Company, 1990. 56p., second printing, very
good in a like dj. 15.00
713. Reuter, Donald F. Greetings from the gayborhood; a nostalgic look at gay
neighborhoods. New York, Abrams Image, 2008. 113p., profusely illus., inscribed by
Reuter (possibly to Armistead Maupin) first printing. 18.00
714. Another copy. An uninscribed copy of the first printing. 12.00
715. Reynolds, Margaret. The Sappho history. New York, Palgrave, 2003. xi, 311p. + 8p.
plates, numerous illus. in text, first Palgrave printing, very good in a like dj. 35.00

716. Rickertsen, K. Anne. Caught between the cut & the scar. N. pl., the author, [200-?].
[32]p. poetry chapbook signed and inscribed by the poet, very good in wraps. Lesbian
content. 20.00
717. Rivers, J. E. Proust and the art of love; the aesthetics of sexuality in the life, times, and
art of Marcel Proust. New York, Columbia University, 1980. xi, 327p., preface, chronology,
appendix, notes, bibliography, index, very good in wraps. 12.00
718. Robertiello, Richard C. Voyage from Lesbos; the psychoanalysis of a female
homosexual; complete and unabridged. New York, Avon, 1959. 159p., very good first
paperback edition in pictorial wraps. (Avon T-397) 15.00
719. Roberts, Brad. The Greek touch. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1969. 150p., very
good second edition PBO in wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL-58) 25.00
720. Roberts, JR, comp. Black lesbians; an annotated bibliography, foreword by Barbara
Smith. Tallahassee, Naiad Press, 1981. xv, 93p., first edition, wraps, ex-library. European
American bibliographer. 15.00
721. Robertson, W. Graham. Time was; the reminiscences of W. Graham Robertson, with a
foreword by Sir Johnston Forbes-Roberstson. London, Hamish Hamilton, 1931/33. xii,
344p. + 16 plates, previous owner's pencil signature, fourth impression ('cheap edition'),
light spotting to foredge, dj slightly edgeworn. Most notable for the use of John Singer
Sargent's well-known portrait of Robertson, which has been used as an indicator of Singer's
homosexual sensibilities. 35.00
722. Robinson, John. Ship desert boat cargo. San Francisco, The Printing Press, 1981. 41p.,
signed with a brief inscription by the poet, wraps. Gay poetry. 18.00
723. Rose, Mark V. Bangkok, oh boy! How the tsunami affected the lives of a Thai money
boy and two American professors, a romance. San Francisco, Atri Press, 2005. xiv, 305p.,
signed with a brief inscription by Rose, first printing, wraps. 25.00
724. Rosen, Michael A. Sexual art; photographs that test the limits, with an introduction by
the photographer and an afterword by David Steinberg. San Francisco, Shaynew Press,
1996. 63p., profusely illus. with Rosen's black/white photos, 9x12 inches, second printing,
wraps. 22.00
Boundary-pushing photography of body manipulation, autofellatio, S/M, fisting, etc.
725. Rosen, Michael A. Sexual magic; the S/M photographs, with an introduction by the
photographer, text by the participants, and an afterword by Mark I. Chester. San Francisco,
Shaynew Press, 1999. 71p., profusely illus. with Rosen's black/white photos covering
various fetishisms, 9x12 inches, fourth printing, very good in wraps. 20.00
726. Rosen, Michael A. Sexual portraits; photographs of radical sexuality. San Francisco,
Shaynew Press, 1994. 63p., profusely illus. with Rosen's black/white photos covering
various fetishisms, 9x12 inches, second printing, wraps. Non-nude color 8x12 original
photo of muscular man in jeans removing his shirt is laid in; photographer unknown.
22.00
727. Rosen, Rob. Sparkle; the queerest book you'll ever love. 1stBooks Library, 2001. vi,
248p., very good in original pictorial wraps. 12.00

Brooklyn-born author's first novel, a gay mystery set in San Francisco.
728. Rosenheck, Robert. The love book. New York, Macmillan, 1995. unpaginated,
8.25x8.25 inches, illustrated with dozens of color photos of celebrities and politicians - is
there really a difference? - posed each with the same small LOVE sign, very good first
edition in dj. 12.00
Allen Ginsberg and Jim Carroll together is nice. Gaybash '93 Klan members is a hoot as it
is placed opposite a Patriotic Drag Queen in NYC.
729. Rothschild, Cynthia. Written out; how sexuality is used to attack women's organizing, a
report of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission and the Center for
Women's Global Leadership. San Francisco, tthe Commission, 2000. 147p., minor
pencilling, wraps slightly worn. 12.00
730. Rowen, Stuart. First-time chicken. Santee, Surree Limited, 1976. 186p., worn second
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS 69268) 15.00
731. Rower, Ann. Lee and Elaine. London, Serpent's Tail, 2002. 247p., first printing, wraps.
Novel based on the relationship between Elaine de Koonig and Lee Krasner, wife of
Jackson Pollack. 12.00
732. Rowse, A. L. The poet Auden; a personal memoir. London, Weidenfeld &
NicolsonMethuen, 1987. 138p., a few erased pencil marks on the f.e.p., otherwise a very
good first edition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped dj. 15.00
733. Roy, Camille. The Swarm. San Francisco, Black Star Series/7 Bumps, 1998.
Unpaginated, very good in wraps. Consists of two novellas, The Faggot and Perils, by the
San Francisco poet. 18.00
734. Rudikoff, Sonya. Ancestral houses; Virginia Woolf and the aristocracy. Palo Alto, The
Society for the Promotion of Science and Scholarship, 1999. xvi, 290p., photoillustrations
of the "stately homes" in question, very good in a like dj. 22.00
735. Ruether, Rosemary Radford. Gaia & god. An ecofeminist theology of earth healing. San
Francisco, HarperSanFrancisco, 1992. 310p., first edition, dj. 15.00
736. Ruff, Shawn Stewart. Finlater. New York, Quote "Editions", 2008. 292p., dj. The gay
African American writer's first novel, a coming-of-age love story set in Cincinnati's racial
turmoil in the 1970s. 20.00
737. Rule, Jane. This is not for you. New York, Popular Library, 1972. 317p., first paperback
edition in original pictorial wraps. Grier A***. 15.00
738. Rule, Jane. The young one in another's arms. Ontario, Totme Books, 1978. 204p., very
good first Canadian mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps. Grier A B**.
12.00
739. Rumaker, Michael. The bar; in Prose 1, writing 2, with Edward Dorn and Warren
Tallman. [San Francisco], Four Seasons Foundation, 1964. 18p. original story in the 36p.
issue, which also contains a work in progress by Dorn and reviews by the three authors,
very good in 8.5x6 inch wraps. 20.00

740. RuPaul. Workin' it! RuPaul's guide to life, libery and the pursuit of style, photographs
by Mathu Andersen. New York, ItBooks, 2010. xiv, 176p., first US printing, wraps.
12.00
741. Russell, Thomas. San Francisco slave boy. [New York], [Crown Productions], [1970s].
153p., illustrated with b&w graphic erotic photos, very good first printing PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Cruiser Classic CC-102) 20.00
742. Russo, Paul V. [pseud. of Gil Fox] paul rader cover illustration. This yielding flesh.
New York, Midwood / Tower Pub., 1961. 158p., first printing, very good first printing PBO
in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction . (Midwood No. 94) 30.00
"She flung herself into a man's arms to save herself from an unnatural life!"
743. Rutledge, Leigh W. and Gregory P. Hancock, eds. Too much of a good thing...; quotes
you can't get enough of. Los Angeles, Alyson Publications, 2000. 239p., first printing,
slightly worn wraps. 12.00
744. Sabáto, Antonio Jr. No excuses, workout for life; principal photography by Greg
Gorman, additional photography by Brian To, with text contributions by Greg Freitas. New
York, Universe Publishing, 1999. 144p., profusely illus. with Gorman's black/white photos
of the Calvin Klein supermodel, 8.5x11 inches, first printing, very good in a lightly worn dj.
50.00
745. Sackville-West, Vita. Challenge. London, Collins, 1974. 287p., second printing of this
edition, dj sunned on spine. Originally published in 1924. This fictionalized account of the
author's affair with Violet Keppel earn it a Grier A***. 25.00
746. Said, Edward; Bruce Boone, et al. Social Text: Theory / Culture / Ideology. Volume 1,
Number 1. Madison, WI, Coda Press, 1979. First issue of the journal, 199p., light edge
soiling, interior clean. 12.00
Edward Said on "Zionism from the standpoint of its victims," Bruce Boone on "Gay
language as political praxis: The poetry of Frank O'Hara," and a special section on mass
culture.
747. Saidenberg, Jocelyn. Negativity. [Berkeley], Atelos, 2006. 117p., one of 600 copies,
very good in wraps. Queer San Francisco poet. 15.00
748. Salem, Randy [pseud. of Pat Perdue]. Chris. New York, Universal Publishing, 1959.
188p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Grier A***. (Beacon
Book B223) 45.00
According to Lynne Munroe, Midwood gossip has Salem as March Hastings' lover.
749. Salem, Randy. Man among women. New York, Universal Publishing, 1960. 154p.,worn
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A*. (Beacon
Book B348) 25.00
750. Samuels, Robert. Hitchcock's bi-textuality; Lacan, feminisms, and queer theory.
Albany, State University of New York Press, 1998. ix, 166p., wraps. 12.00
751. Sánchez Torres, Fernando. La mujer en la vida y en la obra de Porfirio Barba Jacob.
Bogota, Universidad Central, 2000. 155p., first edition, very good in wraps. 35.00

752. Sanderson, Douglas. Dark passions subdue. New York, Avon, 1952. 313p., first Avon
printing, worn pictorial wraps. The Dodd, Mead hardcover is Young 3414*. (AT67)
12.00
753. Sappho, translated by Paul Roche. The love songs of Sappho; translated, with
introduction and notes, by Paul Roche, illustrated by Katerina Wilczynski. New York, New
American Library Mentor Books, 1966. 224p., introduction, appendix, bibliography, notes,
illustrations, very good first US edition thus in mass-market paperback format, pictorial
wraps. (A Mentor BookMQ681) 12.00
754. Sarton, May. Mrs. Stevens hears the mermaids singing. New York, W.W. Norton,
1965. 220p., ownership stamp on fep, first edition stated, in stained and price-clipped dj.
Grier A***. 25.00
755. Schimel, Lawrence. Vacation in Ibiza; art: Sebas. New York, Eurotica/NBM, 2003. 58p.
8.5x11 inch color comic, very good in wraps. 15.00
756. Schuyf, Judith, et. al., eds. Homojaarboek 2; artikelen over emancipatie en
homoseksualiteit. Amsterdam, Van Gennep, 1985. 237p., prior owner's inked note on f.e.p.,
creased wraps. OCLC lists three American library holdings. 30.00
757. [Scott, David. David Scott / Supervisor [pinback button]. [San Francisco], n.d. 1.5 inch
diameter button, black lettering on dark orange background. 15.00
758. Scott, Kemble. SoMa. New York, Kensington Books, 2007. 310p., very good first
edition, first printing in original wraps. Inscribed and signed by the pseudonyomous San
Francisco writer/journalist for the e-zineSoMa LiteraryReview. Novel set in South of
Market, San Francisco. 15.00
759. Scott, Kemble. The sower. San Rafael, CA, Vox Novus, 2009. 218p., advance reading
copy, wraps. Medical scifi thriller based on the idea of a disease-curing virus that can only
be transmitted sexually. 12.00
760. Scott, Tom. The devil in men's dreams; short stories. San Francisco, GLB Publishers,
1992. 245p., first printing, wraps. Stamped 'review copy' with sheet and author photo laid in.
22.00
761. Seaborg, David. Honor Thy Sowbug. Berkeley, CA, Beatitude Press, 2008. 248p., very
good in wraps, inscribed by author. 20.00
Poetry collection by the evolutionary biologist and environmentalist on topics ranging from
DNA to freethought to gay marriage. Seaborg has argued that "In an evolutionary sense,
homosexuality is a form of altruism."
762. Shaffer, Jay. Full service. New York, Masquerade, 1993. 239p.,+ads, very good first
Badboy in photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy (264-7)) 25.00
763. Sharpe, Henrietta. A solitary woman; a life of Violet Trefusis. London, Constable, 1981.
205p., illus. in text, first edition, dj. 25.00
764. Shaw, Andrew [pseud. of Lawrence Block]. The adulterers. n.p., Nightstand Books,
1960. 191p., very good first edition PBO in lightly-rubbed original pictorial wraps. (NB
1511) 40.00

Hot sex South of the Border! Lesbian content!
765. Shepherd, Reginald. Otherhood; poems. Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press,
2003. 99p., first wraps printing. Gay African American poet. 12.00
766. Sherard, Robert Harborough. Oscar Wilde; the story of an unhappy friendship. London,
Greening & Co., 1909. 140p. + six plates, 'popular edition', pages browning, fading on spine.
22.00
767. Sherman, Susan. Give me myself; complete and unabridged. New York, New American
Library/Signet, 1963. 143p., very good first paperback edition and printingin original camp
pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A**. (Signet D2236) 25.00
Sherman was May Sarton's companion at the end of Sarton's life. .
768. Sherry, Michael S. Gay artists in modern American culture, an imagined conspiracy.
Chapel Hill, The University of North Carolina Press, 2007. 292p., illus., dj. 12.00
Much on the "homintern" (see p.42 for coinage attribution), a play on Comintern, the
communist international, which reflected a Cold War aspect of homophobia. Paul Krassner
devoted most of one issue of his Realist magazine to a mock history of the homintern.
769. Shrader, Bert. Fee males. San Diego, Publishers Export Co. PEC, 1970. 160p.,very good
reprint edition PBO in original wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL-79) 30.00
Reissue of FL-37.
770. Shrader, Bert. Gay tutor. El Cajon, CA, Publisher's Export Co., 1970. 150p.,reissue
PBO in wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL-73) 25.00
771. Siegfried, Claus-Ferdinand. Gesellschaft und Homosexualität: Beginn einer
Auseinandersetzung. Gelnhausen/Berlin, Rurckhardthaus-Verlag, 1972. 107p., illus. in
text, a few pen n otes on title page, first edition, wraps with closed tear at base of spine.
30.00
772. Silverstolpe, Fredrik, et. al. Sympatiens hemlighetsfulla makt; Stockholms
homosexuella 1860-1960. Stockholm, Stockholmia Förlag, 1999. 720p., first edition, very
good in boards. 125.00
773. Singco-Homes, Margarita Go. Passion power pleasure; straightforward answers to
provocative questions. Manila, Anvil Publishing, 1991. xiv, 283p., first edition, slightly
edgeworn dj. This compilation by the Filipina sex columnists includes sections on gay
issues, birth control, erotica and pornography, and more. 25.00
774. Soble, Alan. Sexual investigations. New York, New York University Press, 1996. xv,
319p., first printing, dj; one line highlighted on copyright page, otherwise very good.
15.00
775. Socialist Workers Party. Northern California Bay Area District discussion bulletin, vol.
1, no.1, December 1978 to vol. 1, no. 3, January, 1979. San Franicsco, Socialist Workers
Party, Northern California Bay Area District , 1978-79. First three issues of the local
discussion bulletin, all 8.5x11 inches, mimeographed on one side only, front page
separating from the third issue. Includes discussion on local perspectives, building industrial
fractions and colonization, the women's liberation movement, the ILWU, women in local

industry, and the SWP's role in fighting the Briggs Initiative to ban gays & lesbians from
teaching in California. 35.00
776. Socialist Workers Party. Northern California Bay Area District discussion bulletin, vol.
1, no. 3, January, 1979. San Franicsco, Socialist Workers Party, Northern California Bay
Area District , 1979. Single issue of the local discussion bulletin, 8.5x11 inches,
mimeographed on one side only, very good. Includes discussion on women in industry in
the Bay Area, and a 5-page report by Robert Mattson on the SWP's role in fighting the
Briggs Initiative to ban gays & lesbians from teaching in California. 15.00
777. Socialist Workers Party. SWP Discussion Bulletin Vol. 29, No. 12. New York, Socialist
Workers Party, 1971. 14p., moderately worn wraps, pen underlining, 8.5x11 inches.
12.00
Includes "Answers to some questions on Gay Liberation" by David Thorstad, later a
founder of NAMBLA.
778. Socialist Workers Party. SWP Discussion Bulletin vol. 31, no. 4, May, 1973. New York,
Socialist Workers Party, 1973. 14p., wraps, previous owner's name on title page, 8.5x11
inches. This issue includes the National Committee's 'memorandum on the gay liberation
movement' with related appendices. 17.00
779. Socialist Workers Party. SWP Discussion Bulletin, vol. 33, no. 1, May 1975 to vol. 33,
no. 16, August 1975. New York, Socialist Workers Party, 1975. Sixteen issues, all wraps,
8.5x11 inches, minor handling wear. Complete run of volume 33. Includes discussion of the
African American struggle, Gay liberation, etc. 60.00
780. Socialist Workers Party. SWP Discussion Bulletin Vol. 33, No. 16. New York, Socialist
Workers Party, 1975. 43p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, pen notation on front cover. 10.00
Articles include "Some background to the politics of Baraka and the Congress of African
People" by Lynn Rashkind; "Again, what is the clas basis for our call for a Black party?" by
David Keil; "In support of the draft resolution on Gay liberation" by Patricia Fernandez,
and "Draft resolution on Gay liberation - yes! Memorandum on the Gay liberation
movement - no!" by Frank Grinnon, along with seven other pieces.
781. Soehnlein, K. M. The You can say you knew me when. New York, Kensington Books,
2005. 408p., inscribed, signed and dated by Soehnlein on the title page, first printing, very
good in a like dj. 22.00
782. Solanas, Valerie. Scum manifesto. With an introduction by Vivian Gornick. London,
The Olympia Press, 1971. xxxvi, 52p., first printing of the London edition, slightly worn
pocket-size wraps with a Solanas photoportrait cover. 25.00
783. Another copy. San Francisco, AK Press, 1996. 60p., shelfworn wraps. 10.00
784. Sollers, Philippe. Concha; (originally published as A Strange Solitude). New York,
Belmont Productions, 1960. 142p., very good first printing thus camp pictorial wraps.
Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A*. (Belmont Books BB 216) 30.00
785. Spark, Muriel. The Abbess of Crewe. New York, Viking, 1974. 116p., previous owner's
signature, first US edition, dj. Mystery. Grier B*. 15.00

786. Stacy, Jan [pseudonym of Craig Sargent]. Twilight house. Chicago, Newstand Library,
1960. 127p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp
fiction. (Newstand Library Cyan Book 520) 45.00
787. Starr, Michael. Hollywood homo. San Diego, Publisher's Export Co., 1969. 152p., very
good reprint edition in plain orange wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL64) 18.00
788. Stein, Jessica Max. The long walk back to myself . Brooklyn, the author, 2006. 41p.,
7x8.5 inches, illustrations, very good first edition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. The
queer author describes her 50-mile walk from Brooklyn to the Clearwater Folk Festival.
18.00
789. Stein, Jessica Max. Mad love. Brooklyn, the author, 2006. 43p., 7x8.5 inches,
illustrations, very good first edition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Short nonfiction
pieces, zine format. 18.00
790. Steiner, Lucius B. Man to man; (a report on homosexuality). Canoga Park, Viceroy
Books, 1967. 100p., ownership label on first page, otherwise very good first printing PBO
in lightly-worn original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction masquerading as case
studies. (An Original Viceroy Book VP 258) 25.00
791. Stephen. A Target Studios presentation: Adventuretime; collecor's edition #2 [includes
Forced Entry, Hot Spurs and Here Comes the Groom]. New York, Target Studios, 1982.
68p. including covers, 8.5x11 inches, stapled pictorial wraps, magazine format, illustrated
throughout with graphic sexual comic strips. 75.00
792. Stewart, Desmond. A stranger in Eden [original title; The unsuitable Englishman]. New
York, Signet/New American Library, 1956. 149p.,lightly-worn first paperback edition,
complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. Young 3647. 12.00
Espionage and intrigue in the Middle East.
793. Stewart, Steve. Gay Hollywood film & video guide; 75 years of gay & lesbian images
in the movies. Laguna Hills, CA, Companion Press, 1993. 297p., illus. with stills
exemplifying the subject, first edition, wraps. 15.00
794. Stone, Jack, cover by Adam. The coke runners. Santee, CA, The Blueboy Library, 1977.
184p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(Blueboy Library 80044) 25.00
US Narcotics Officer Phil Carter, NY-based in Florida. Gunn page 221. .
795. Stone, Wilfred. The cave and the mountain; a study of E. M. Forster. Stanford,
Stanford University Press, 1966. viii,, 436p. + 32p. photos, previous owner's gift inscription,
first printing, very good in a like dj. 20.00
796. Storey, David. Radcliffe. New York, Avon Books, [1965]. 382p., lightly-worn first US
paperback edition in pictorial wraps. The British hardcover is Young 3666*. (Avon N118)
12.00
797. Another copy, lightly-worn second Avon paperback edition, ink notation by Alan Berube
on half-title page, in pictorial wraps. (Avon W277) 12.00

798. Stout, Brett Edward. Sugar-baby bridge. N.pl., CreateSpace Publishing, 2008. 350p.,
wraps, very good condition. Coming out story of a ex-Marine and his older lover, set in
California. 12.00
799. Strange de Jim. Visioning; a wingsong book. San Francisco, Ash-Kar Press, 1979. 107p.
slightly stained wraps. Part of the author's metaphysical humor ... 15.00
800. Streitmatter, Rodger. Kangaroo Mama & the boy scout; a relationship memoir.
[Washington], the author, 2009. 205p., tls from Streitmatter to the Arts Editor of the Bay
Area Reporter describing the book and requesting a review laid in, very good in wraps.
20.00
801. Strong, Jonathan. Tike and five stories. Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1969.
210p., first edition, dj. Young 3650. 20.00
802. [Stryker, Jeff]. Jeff Stryker pumps you up! His personal guide to penis enlargement.
Los Angeles, C.L.P.C., 1990. [32]p., mostly glossy color photos, with little text, of gay
America's favorite porn star of the period, very good in wraps. Full frontal nudity. 45.00
803. Stuart, Chad [pseudonym of William J. Lambert, III]. Blackballed. San Diego,
Greenleaf Classics, 1972. 171p., illustrated wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Pleasure Reader PR
360) 30.00
Interracial love affair between college roomies.
804. Stuart, Otis. Perpetual motion; the public and private lives of Rudolf Nureyev. New
York, Simon & Schuster, 1995. 317p. + 12p. black/white photos, first printing, dj. 12.00
805. Sutherland, Alistair and Patrick Anderson, eds. Eros; an anthology of male friendship.
New York, Arno Press, 1975. 433p., reprint of Young 3705, very good. (Homosexuality)
25.00
806. Swenson, Peggy [pseud. of Richard E. Geis]. The unloved. New York, Midwood Tower
Publications, 1964. 189p., very good second printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian
pulp fiction. (Midwood Original F394) 25.00
Mostly-trash novel with some lesbian content. Geis was one of the co-defendants in the
Souix City obscenity trial of Brandon House which also included Vic Bani,s aka Don
Holliday. He is also better known as editor/publisher of the award-winning fanzine Science
Fiction Review.
807. Sycamore, Matt Bernstein. Pulling taffy. San Francisco, Suspect Thoughts Press, 2003.
223p., first edition. First novel by the Gay Shame activist. 15.00
808. Symons, A. J. A. The quest for Corvo; an experiment in biography, with introductions
by Sir Norman Birkett and Sir Shane Leslie. London, The Folio Society, 1952. xxx, 290p.,
previous owner's stamp. 20.00
809. Szymanski, Therese. When the dead speak; the second Brett Higgins mystery.
Tallahassee, The Naiad Press, 1998. 207p., first edition, wraps. Signed on title page by the
author. 15.00
810. Taïa, Abdellah. Salvation army; a novel, introduction by Edmund White, translated
from the French by Frank Stock. Los Angeles, Semiotext(e), 2009. 143p., first US edition,

very good in wraps. Autobiographical novel by a gay Franco-Moroccan author. (Native
agents) 12.00
811. Tan, Cecilia, ed. Stars inside her; lesbian erotic fantasy. Cambridge, Circlet Press, 1999.
171p., first edition, wraps. 12.00
812. Tasker, Fiona L. and Susan Golombok. Growing up in a lesbian family; effects on
child development. New York, The Guilford Press, 1997. ix, 194p., first printing, dj.
Interviews with children whose mothers moved from heterosexual to lesbian partnerships.
25.00
813. Taylor, Kathryn. Generations of denial; 75 short biographies of women in history. New
York, Times Change Press, 1971. 64p., 5x7 inches, bios, additional bibliography, index,
illustrated with drawings, very good first edition in stapled pictorial wraps. 12.00
Bios of Aphra Behn, Charlotte Cushman, Sacajawea et al.
814. Taylor, Shawn. Big black penis: misadventures in race and masculinity. Piedmont, CA,
GhostMonkey Massive, 2005. iv, 117p., very good in wraps. An interesting, often funny,
often poignant autobiographical exploration of the title themes, as well as homophobia, by
the Oakland performance artist . 12.00
815. Taylor, Valerie. Stranger on Lesbos. London, NEL - New English Library, 1970. 109p.,
lightly-worn, pen marks on cover, gift inscription, reprint of the first UK paperback edition
in camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. (NEL 2587) 12.00
816. Tellier, André, cover by Barbara Koontz. Twilight men; illustrated. New York, Pyramid
Books, 1957. 224p., b&w illustrations scattered throughout, very good Pyramid reissue,
copyright 1957 but likely 1960s, camp pictorial wraps. Young 3764*. (Pyramid Books X-
262) 15.00
Set in Depression-era Manhattan, tragic tale of a gay French poet whose lover committed
suicide and who eventually murder his own father in a rage and dies of a drug overdose."
817. Temple, Dal. Phax and phallusies. Chatsworth, CA, GX Inc., [197-?]. 188p., hole
punch top-right corner, otherwise very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial
wraps. Gay pulp fiction featuring a fantastic Swamp Boy! (Trojan Classic TC 219)
25.00
818. Tent, Pam. Midnight at the palace; my life as a fabulous Cockette. Los Angeles,
Alyson Books, 2004. [xiv], 274p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 22.00
819. Theocritus. select poems; edited with introduction and commentary by Sir Kenneth
Dover. Wauconda, IL, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, 1987. lxxii, 323p., very good in
wraps. 22.00
820. Thomas, Aaron, Robert Bonfils cover art. Good night, gentle goy. San Diego, Phenix
Pub., 1968. 159p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. (An
Original Late-Hour Library Book LL764) 45.00
A nice Jewish boy and his Shiksa goy-friend! Some lesbian and bisexual content.
821. Thomas, Piri. Seven long times. New York, Praeger Publishers, 1974. x, 258p.,
uncorrected advance proofs,, lightly worn wraps. 35.00

822. Another copy. Houston, Arte Publico Pess, 1994. vii, 197p., second editon trade-size
glossy wraps, cover corners faintly creased. This copy inscribed on title page in Spanish and
English by Piri Thomas to a friend. 20.00
This "second edition" lacks the photo section that accompanied the first, and the
pagination differs (it is shorter). No other alterations are apparent.
823. Thorstad, David, ed. Gay liberation and socialism: documents from the discussions on
gay liberation inside the Socialist Workers Party (1970-1973). Selected, introduced, and
with commentary by David Thorstad. Second edition. New York, L/GRMG, 1981. 142p.,
wraps, text block warped, 8.5x11 inches. First published in an edition of 200 copies in 1976,
this edition was limited to 100 copies. 35.00
824. Tidwell, John Edgar and Cheryl R. Ragar, eds. Montage of a dream; the art and life of
Langston Hughes, with a foreword by Arnold Rampersand. Columbia, University of
Missouri Press, 2007. xviii, 351p., review ephemera laid in, first printing, 'paw' stamp on
f.e.p., otherwise very good in a like dj. Reexamination of a number of Hughes' texts and his
sexuality, among other themes, by a number of prominent scholars. 30.00
825. Timmons, Stuart. The trouble with Harry Hay; founder of the modern gay movement.
Boston, Alyson Publications, 1990. xvii, 317p. + 16p. photos, first edition, previous owner's
book plate on front blank pastedown, price clipped dj. Hay's radical life went from
Hollywood (and the Communist Party) radicalism through founding the Mattachine Society
and the Radical Faeries. 12.00
826. Tóibín, Colm. The master. New York, Scribner, 2004. 338p., later printing, dj.
12.00
827. Torchia, Joseph. The Kryptonite Kid; a novel. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston,
1979. 178p., signed by Torchia, first edition, shelfworn dj, small coffee stain at base of
boards. First novel by the late writer. Young 3807. 25.00
828. Torrès, Tereska. The dangerous games; a novel, translated from the French by Meyer
Levin. New York, Fawcett Publications, 1958. 128p., very good first Crest printing in camp
pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Young 3808, Grier A*. (Crest Book s243) 25.00
First paperback printing. Originally published in France and in hardcover by Dial Press.
829. Another copy, very good second Crest printing (1961) in camp pictorial wraps. (Crest
Book s442) 20.00
830. Torres, Tereska. Not yet . . . New York, NAL/Signet, 1958. 144p., very good first
paperback printing in camp pictorial wraps. Grier C**. (Signet s1579) 20.00
831. Torres, Tereska. Women's barracks. New York, Dell Publishing, 1968. 158p., first Dell
edition, photographic wraps slightly worn. Grier A***. (Dell 9654) 12.00
Torres' first book describes the lives of young girls in French military barracks.
832. Townsend, Larry. Beware the god who smiles. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1971.
159p., first printing PBO in very worn camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (Pleasure
Reader PR307) 25.00
Time Travel.

833. Another copy. New York, Masquerade Books, 1995. 199p., + ads, fine first printing, first
Badboy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. (Badboy) 15.00
834. Townsend, Larry. A binding passion; an anthology of sm stories. Beverly Hills, LT
Publications, 2001. 223p., fine first edition, first printing, Trade PBO, pictorial wraps.
Fourth anthology of Townsend's short fiction. 20.00
835. Townsend, Larry. Construction worker. New York, Masquerade Books, 1995. 189p., +
ads, fine first printing, first Badboy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. (Badboy)
15.00
836. Townsend, Larry. Dream master; and other SM stories. Beverly Hills, LT Publications,
1992. 243p., ads, very good first edition, first printing Trade PBO stated in original pictorial
wraps. 25.00
837. Another copy, signed by Townsend, very good second printing stated in original pictorial
wraps. 25.00
838. An unsigned copy of the second printing, very good in original pictorial wraps. .
20.00
839. Townsend, Larry. The gay adventures of Captain Goose. New York, Masquerade
Books, 1994. 228p., fine first Badboy edition and printing in original camp pictorial wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. 25.00
Hey Sailor! The captain and crew of the H.M.S. Faerigold! Yo ho ho and a bottle of
AstroGlide! Originally published as 'The Gooser'. by Greenleaf Classics in 1969
[ Greenleaf 142 - Young's no 3818*, Norman # 4123].
840. Townsend, Larry. Hounds of Hell; and other SM stories. Los Angeles, LT Publications,
2004. 167p., ads, very good second printing stated in original pictorial wraps. 15.00
841. Townsend, Larry. Kiss of leather. New York, Masquerade Books, 1994. 201p.+ ads,
photo-illustrated cover, very good first Badboy reissue in wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy
(161-6)) 25.00
Signed by the author.
842. Townsend, Larry. Leather ad: S. New York, Masquerade Books, 1996. 201p.+ads, fine
first BadBoy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. The Greenleaf
edition was Young 3823*. (BadBoy (407-0))25.00
Personal inscription signed by the author.
843. Townsend, Larry. Leather Ad volume 2.S. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1970. 188p.,
very good first printing thus in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction Young
3823. (Greenleaf Classics GL149) 25.00
844. Townsend, Larry. The leatherman's handbook. Beverly Hills, Le Salon, 1977. 317p.,
third printing, updated glossaries, lightly worn camp pictorial wraps, pen note "Display
Copy" on title page. 15.00
845. Townsend, Larry. Leatherman's handbook; II the new milliennium edition sixth
printing commemorating the 27th year. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 2007. 320p..,

introduction, fact sheets, ads, very good reprint revised edition in original pictorial wraps.
15.00
Revised version of the original 1983 edition .
846. Townsend, Larry. Masters' counterpoints. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1991. 220p.,
very good uncorrected proof copy of the first edition, first printing, wraps. Gunn pages 225-
226. 15.00
Bruce MacLeod mystery.
847. Another copy, very good first printing of the second edition (1996), pictorial wraps.
12.00
848. Townsend, Larry. Run, little leather boy. New York, Masquerade Books, 1993. 228p. +
ads, photo-illustrated wraps. First Badboy printing, gay pulp fiction. The Other Traveller
edition was Young 3828*. (Badboy ) 25.00
849. Townsend, Larry. Run, little leather boy and companion sequel Run no more. Los
Angeles, LT Publications, 2003. 278p., fine first edition thus in pictorial wraps. Signed by
the author. 30.00
850. Another copy, unsigned, fine first edition thus in pictorial wraps. 20.00
851. Townsend, Larry. A slave's gambit; a novel. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 1999.
134p., fine reprint in original pictorial wraps. 12.00
852. Townsend, Larry. Stalked; an anatomy of sexual obsession. Beverly Hills, LT
Publications, 1999. 237p., ads, fine first edition and printing stated in original pictorial
wraps. 15.00
853. Townsend, Larry. Time masters. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 2008. 290p., fine first
edition in pictorial wraps. 15.00
Gay SM SciFi.
854. Townsend, Larry, aus dem Amerikanischen übertragen von Martin Rometsch. Meister
gegen schwachkopf. Berlin, ikoo, 1993. 223p., fine first German-language edition in
pictorial wraps. 25.00
855. Townsend, Larry, aus dem Amerikanischen übertragen von Martin Rometsch. Meister
und gegenspieler. Berlin, ikoo, 1991. 210p., fine first German-language edition in pictorial
wraps. 25.00
856. Townsend, Larry, aus dem Englischen von Martin Rometsch. Der Geköpfte;
kriminalroman [The case of the severed head]. Köln, Jackwerth, 1996. 254p., fine first
German-language edition in pictorial wraps. 25.00
857. Townsend, Larry, cover by Jamé. A contagious evil; the mind of a serial killer. Beverly
Hills, LT Publications, 1998. 245p., ads, very good first edition, first printing stated in
original pictorial wraps. 25.00
A novel of horror and suspense. Gunn page 225.

858. Townsend, Larry, illustrations by Sean. Master of masters; a science fiction novel.
Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 1997. 185p., illustrations by Sean, very good reissue PBO in
wraps. Adventure on an S&M spaceship. 15.00
859. Townsend, Larry, special introduction by John Preston. The original leatherman's
handbook; the complete first edition text. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 1993. 319p., very
good first printing re-issue in pictorial wraps. 25.00
860. Townsend, Larry, special introduction by John Preston, Victor Terry, Jack Fritscher.
Leatherman's handbook; Silver Jubilee Edition Second Printing commemorating the 25th
year. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 2004. 284p., introductions, illustrations, fact sheets,
ads, very good reprint in original pictorial wraps. 15.00
Revised version of the original 1972 edition with new special introductions. In spite of
Second Printing being part of the title, this is actually a seventh.
861. Tracey, Liz, ed. A delicate fire; quotations on lesbian love. New York, St. Martin's
Press86p., first edition, very good in a like dj, 1996. 12.00
862. Trachtenberg, Paul. Making waves. Huntington Beach, CA, Cherry Valley Editions,
1990. 64p., signed by the poet on the title page, wraps with cover drawing by John Pilcher;
second edition. 15.00
863. Tress, Arthur. Theater of the mind. Dobbs Ferry, NY, Morgan & Morgan, 1976.
Unpaginated, profusely illus. with Tress' surrealist black/white photography, much of it
homoerotic, 9x9 inches. signed by Tress on the title page, gallery label on the verso of the
front wrap, otherwise very good. 45.00
864. Tressner, William B., Jr. Queens of the quarter. San Diego, PEC Publishers Export Co.,
1968. 159p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction . (French Line FL 48) 25.00
"Danny met some real characters in the old French Quarter. Take Daisy Mae, the big blond
stud with a penal record who always wore drag..." - excerpt from cover.
865. Trevisan, Joao Silvério. Devassos no paraiso; a homossexualidade no Brasil, da colônia
à atualidade. Rio de Janiero, Editora Record, 2000. 486p. +24p. plates and photos, first
printing of the revised and augmented third edition, wraps. 75.00
866. Truluck, Rembert. Steps to recovery from Bible abuse. Gaithersburg, MD, Chi Rho
Press, 2000/1. ix, 551p., signed and inscribed by Truluck and with his contact information
under his name on the title page, second printing, wraps. "A response to the abusive use of
the bible against gays and lesbians and all othbers oppressed and alienated by religion.
22.00
867. Tryon, Mark. The twisted loves of Nym O'Sullivan. New York, Beacon Books, 1960.
156p., very good first paperback edition in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp
fiction. (Beacon Books B343)25.00
This book is a pulp reissue of Tryon's banned book "Sweeter Than Life" The prologue has
been dropped and there are minor textual changes.

868. Tuaolo, Esera with John Rosengren. Alone in the trenches; my life as a gay man in the
NFL. Naperville, Sourcebooks Inc., 2006. 281p., illustrated with color photos, fine first
edition in boards abnd unclipped dj. 15.00
869. Tulp, Lee, et al, eds. Kerista, journal of the US utopian movement and the international
kibbutz movement. Volume 2, book 3, winter, 1986. Art & writings by the members of the
Kerista Commune. San Francisco, Kerista Consciousness Church, 1986. 124p., wraps, very
good but for old address label neatly applied to back cover. 45.00
Essays and artwork about the lives of the approximately two dozen people who were
participants in the commune. Includes an essay by Geo Logical about her coming out as a
lesbian and creating "the world's first lesbian/gay polyfidelitous best friend identity
cluster.".
870. Turner, Robert. Strange sisters. New York, Universal Publications, 1962. 154p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction . (Beacon
Signal B526F ) 30.00
"The savage novel of a lesbian on the loose!"
871. Van Bennekom, , Jop, Jonkers, Gert, eds., with Wolfgang Tillmans. Butt book; the best
of the first 5 years of Butt magazine, with an introduction by Bruce Labruce. Hong Kong,
Taschen, 2006. 558p., profusely illus. with black/white photos, inscribed by Vann
Bennekom and with a gift inscription from a prior owner to Armistead Maupin and his
partner, wraps. 35.00
872. Another copy, uninscribed, slightly worn wraps. 25.00
873. Van der Meide, Wayne. Legislation equality. A review of laws affecting gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgendered people in the United States. New York, The Policy Institute of
the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, [2000]. 87, [iii]p., wraps, very good condition
with the address stamp of Pride at Work on two pages, 8.5x11 inches. State by state review
of laws with mention of city / county laws where relevant. 20.00
874. van Dijk, Lutz. At home in Amsterdam; a multicultural mosaic of Europe's gay capital,
portraits of gay men from all over the world. Berlin, Verlag Rosa Winkel, 1998.
Unpaginated, profusely illus. with black/white photos, 8.25x9.5 inches, wraps. This
photoexhibit was part of the Amsterdam Gay Games cultural program. 15.00
875. van Lieshout, Maurice, ed. Ontmaskering van de homo-identiteit. Hague, De Woelrat,
1984. 105p., previous owner's pen nnotes on half-title page, wraps slightly browned.
25.00
876. Vannoy, Dana, ed. Gender mosaics; social perspectives, original readings, foreword by
Beth Hwaa . Los Angeles, Roxbury Publishing Company, 2001. xx, 519p., very good in
wraps. Multicultureal readings. 12.00
877. Velez, Ivan, Jr. Tales of the closet; volume one. New York, Planet Bronx, 2005. 42p.
comic book for gay and lesbian youth, very good in wraps. 15.00
878. Vial, Véronique, photographs. Men before 10 am too !!! Foreword by Jennifer Beals.
New York, Powerhouse Books, 2001. 144p., profusely illus. with Vial's black/white
photography, some with homoerotic overtones, 9.5x11.5 inches, first printing, very good in

a like dj. Includes some celebrities - Wim Wenders, Kiefer Sutherland, Milton Nascimiento,
etc. 18.00
879. Vidal, Gore. The city and the pillar. London, New English Library Four Square Edition,
1967. 160p., afterword, very good first UK mass-market paperback edition in camp pictorial
wraps. First hardcover edition is Young 3928*. (NEL Four Square 1905) 12.00
880. Vidal, Gore. A thirsty evil. New York, Signet/New American Library, 1958. 143p., very
good first edition mass-market paperback, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps. The
hardcover is Young 3937-38*. (Signet S1535) 15.00
881. Viereck, George Sylvester. Nineveh and other poems. New York, Moffat, Yard &
Company, 1907. 157p., second printing, light wear to spine and corners. 25.00
882. Voelker, Hunce. Sillycomb's; photo graphs: john love, art work: bob berner. San
Francisco, Pajandrum Press, 1973. 127p., one of 1000 copies, first edition, wraps. Spine
lettering is quite faded. Young 3958*. 30.00
883. Wakefield, Tom. The scarlet boy; completed by Patrick Gale . London, Serpent's Tail,
1998. 185p., first printing, wraps. Paperback original. 15.00
884. Walker, Gerald. Cruising. New York, Bantam Books, 1980. 181p., first paperback
edition, very good inlightly-worn camp pictorial wraps. Walker's first novel centers on a
killer of gay men. Young 3976* Gunn page 253. 18.00
Source of William Friedkin's film starring Al Pacino as the self-loathing homosexual
investigating serial-killings of gays who begins killing gays himself.
885. Wallant, Edward Lewis. The tenants of Moonbloom. New York, Harcourt, Brace &
World, 1963. 245p., very good first edition in cloth and gilt, lightly-worn dj with mildlysunned
spine and price intact. 35.00
Author's third novel concerns a rental agent for four decaying New York apartment houses
and the tenants who complicate his life, including a gay African American. Not in Young.
Author of "The Pawnbroker."
886. Wardlow, Troy Dean. Coherent pieces of the whole. Dallas, Zfruit Press, 1999. 139p.,
inscribed by the gay poet, wraps. 25.00
887. Warhol, Andy. The philosophy of Andy Warhol (from A to B and back again). New
York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975. 241p., later printing, slightly edgeworn dj.
25.00
888. Watmough, David. Hunting with Diana. Vancouver, Arsenal Pulp Press, 1996. 170p.,
signed by Watmough on the title page, first printing, wraps. 20.00
889. Watson, Ross. Classic de Novo II; celebrate our heroes, 22 January - 7 February ... Ross
Watson Gallery. Melbourne, Ross Watson Gallery/Midsumma Celebrating Queer Culture,
[2009?]. 8-panel brochure on heavy stock with color reproductions of Watson's paintings,
very good. 12.00
890. Welch, Denton. A voice through a cloud. London, Readers Union/John Lehmann, 1951.
442p., book club edition of this posthumously-published novel, dj. Not in Young. 12.00

891. Welch, Edward T. Homosexuality; speaking the truth in love. Phillipsburg, NJ, P&R
Publishing, 2000. 40p., very good in wraps. The Christian cure. 18.00
892. Weldon, John Lee. The naked heart. New York, Signet/New American Library, 1954.
128p., very good first edition mass-market paperback complete and unabridged in pictorial
wraps. Young 4054. (Signet Book 1126) 12.00
893. West, Edwin [pseud. of Donald Westlake] Cover by Robert Maguire. Young and
innocent. Derby, Monarch Books, 1960. 139p., very good first edition PBO in original
camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A (T?). (MB165) 45.00
894. White, James L. The salt ecstasies; poems. Port Townsend, WA, Greywolf Press, 1982.
53p., first wraps printing. White's fourth book of poetry, published posthumously. 18.00
895. [Whitman, Walt] edited by Charley Shively. Drum beats; Walt Whitman's Civil War
boy lovers, edited with introduction and bibliography by Charley Shively. San Francisco,
Gay Sunshine Press, 1989. 256p., illustrations, previous owner's gift inscription, first edition
in original lavender cloth and gilt. . 25.00
896. Whittington, Harry (aka Ashley Carter, Whit Harrison etc). Guerrilla girls. New York,
Pyramid Books, 1961. 160p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps.
Grier A*. (Pyramid G600) 75.00
"Strange loves, savage torture - sudden death! a bold and brutal novel of women in war"
Set during the Algerian Revolution. Adventure/mystery writer Whittington is noted by
Stryker as producing some of the better-crafted lesbian tales geared for males on page 66.
.
897. [Wilde, Dorothy Ierne]. In memory of Dorothy Ierne Wilde; "Oscaria". Paris, privately
printed, 1951. 150p., portrait frontis on coated paper, no.153 of an unstated limitation. The
ffep bears an odd gift inscription (signed only with indecipherable initials) to a friend of
Wilde (Oscar's niece), introduction and epilogue by Natalie Clifford Barney, contributions
by various writers, including Victor Cunard and Janet Flanner, nine letters from Wilde, and
more. Plain buff 7.5x5.5 inch wraps titled moss green. Cover wraps in general are worn
with a bit of dust-soil, spine panel of cover quite browned and split vertically in several
places, while sewn textblock remains perfectly sound. 225.00
898. Wilde, Osacar and James A. McNeill Whistler. Wilde v Whistler; being an acrimonious
correspondence on art. between Oscar Wilde and James A McNeill Whistler. London,
privately printed , 1906. 20p., one of 400 small-paper copies, 6x9.5 inches, wraps badly
worn and chipped. Mason 625. 45.00
899. Wilde, Oscar. The harlot's house and other poems, interpretations by John Vassos. New
York, E. P. Dutton, 1929. 102p., illus. with Vassos' trademark grey/white/black drawings
(many leaves unopened), clothbacked boards gilt with some edgewear and darkening, worn
chipped dj split along front gutter and a 1x2 inch loss mid-spine panel. Jacket now enclosed
in an archival brodart to size. 35.00
900. Wilde, Oscar. The importance of being Earnest. Girard, KS, Haldeman-Julius
Company, n.d. 96p., light internal stain, wraps . (Ten cent pocket series 54) 12.00
901. [Wilde, Oscar]. Oscar Wilde: three times tried. London, The Ferrestone Press, [1912].
xi, 484p., brief gift inscription from a prior owner in 1925, foxing throughout, boards

somewhat edgeworn and discolored, but a tight, useful copy. (Famous Old Baily trials of
the XIX century) 35.00
902. Wilde, Oscar. The picture of Dorian Gray; illustrated by Lui Trugo. New York, De
Luxe Editions Club, n.d. 246p. Copy of the Illustrated Editions version. 12.00
903. Wilde, Oscar. Poems; with biographical introduction by Temple Scott. New York,
Brentano's, 1911. xxxiv, 353p., f.e.p. creased, boards faded and slightly discolored and
worn, later printing of the 1909 edition. 12.00
904. Wilde, Oscar [compiled by Hewetson, Cecil]. Wit and wisdom of Oscar Wilde. New
York, Philosophical Library, 1967. 56p., boards, shelf-worn dj, 4.7x7.5 inches, first edition,
illus. 25.00
905. Wilde, Oscar. The annotated Oscar Wilde; poems, fiction, lectures, essays, and letters;
edited, with introductions and notes, by H. Montegomery Hyde; illustrated with drawings,
engravings, and photographs. New York, Clarkson N. Potter, 1982. 488p., 9x11.25 inches,
introduction, further reading, index, illustrations, lightly browned text-block, very good first
US edition in cloth and sunned, unclipped dj. 40.00
906. Wilder, David. Everybody's Andy. San Francisco, Gay Parisian Press, [1960s]. 152p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . 30.00
Although it takes forever to get to the mystery, Andy Fairchild, a hustler in San Francisco,
is depicted in the final third of the novel as amateur gay sleuth investigating a murder at
Land's End. Not in Gunn.
907. Wilder, Robert. Wait for tomorrow; a Bantam Giant, complete and unabridged. New
York, Bantam, 1953. 376p., worn first paperback edition and printing in original pictorial
wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier B**. (A Bantam Giant A1181) 12.00
Trash novel set in Mexico.
908. Wiley, David. Designs for a utopian zoo; selected poetry. {Sacramento], David Wiley,
1991. 91p., signed and inscribed by the gay poet, one of 1000 copies, very good in wraps.
22.00
909. Will, Barbara. Gertrude Stein, modernism, and the problem of "genius". Edinburgh,
Edinburgh University Press, 2000. xi, 180p., scattered illus,m very good in a like dj.
18.00
910. Willingham, Calder. End as a man. New York, The New American Library/Signet,
1957. 315p., very good first Signet edition, complete and unabridged, very good in pictorial
wraps. The hardcover Vanguard Press edition was Young 4164. (A Signet Book Double
Volume D1386) 15.00
Movie tie-in edition with cover blurb for the Ben Gazzara film "The Strange One." The
author's first book concerns the students at a southern military academy.
911. Another copy. New York, Dell Publishing, 1970. 336p., very good New Dell edition,
complete and unabridged, very good in pictorial wraps. (Dell 2355) 12.00
912. Another copy. New York, Avon Publishing, 1952. 342p., very good mass-market reprint
edition complete and unabridged in vintage pictorial wraps. 12.00

913. [Wilson, Angus]. Twentieth century literature, volume 29, number 2, summer 1983, the
Angus Wilson issue. Hempstead, NY, Hofstra University Press, 1983. 154p., wraps. The
entire issue devoted to Wilson, with contributions by Hortense Calisher, Nadine Gordimer,
James, Purdy, Patrick White, Martyn Goff, David Plante and many others, notably Malcolm
Bradbury's article, "Coming out in the fifties". 12.00
914. Wilson, Paul. Secrets of homosexual love. North Hollywood, Barclay House, 1969.
183p., bibliography, extensive backlist with illustrated ads for Barclay House gay-themed
books, very good first printing PBO in original wraps. Gay pulp masquerading as case
studies. 30.00
915. Wilson, Ronaldo V. Narrative of the life of the brown boy and the white man.
Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008. 80p., fine first edition trade paperback in
pictorial wraps. (Pitt Poetry Series, Ed Ochester, editor) 12.00
916. Windham, Donald. The dog star. New York, New American Library/Signet, 1951.
144p., very good first US paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps.
The British first is Young 4199. (Signet 871)20.00
Author's first book.
917. Windham, Donald. Two people; a novel. New York, Popular Library, 1965. 252p.very
good first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps with a faint stain on covers.
Young 4208*. 12.00
Novel of an American man and Italian boy in Rome. .
918. Winski, Norman. The homosexual explosion. North Hollywood, Challenge Pub., 1966.
160p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Case histories. (VP
201) 25.00
"The militant homosexual."
919. Winston, Daoma, and Anonymous [Edith Gyorgy]. The other stranger with Adam and
two Eves. New York, Royal Books, 1953. 320p., worn and chipped first edition thus,
complete and unabridged in camp pictorial wraps. "Adam and two Eves" is Grier A*.
(Royal Giant Edition G-17) 15.00
Two complete books, the Gyorgy being a reprint of the 1934 MacCaulay hardcover and the
Winston an original. "The Other Stranger" is about a woman captive in a male-dominated
cult in Tennessee.
920. Winterson, Jeanette. The psychometry of books; from Art Objects, a collection of
essays which will be published by Knopf in February 1996. New York, Knopf, 1996. 20p.,
7.5x3.5 inch upright pamphlet, thick white cardstock wraps decorated in blind relief; a label
signed by Winterson is fixed on the title page in a printed cartouche. One of 2,000 copies,
slight handling soil, a very good copy. Fine press holiday keepsake. 75.00
Winterson is a first editions bibliophile, Eliot her favorite poet.
921. Wittig, Monique. The opoponax; a novel translated from the French by Helen Weaver.
New York, Simon and Schuster, 1966. 256p., first US edition, clothbacked boards in dj,

head has a minute nick, jacket with a trace of edge wear; nice copy. Wittig's first novel.
Grier B. 20.00
922. Wittman, Carl. A gay manifesto. Detroit, Radical Education Project, [1970]. 6p., 8.5x11
inches, wraps. Wittman attaches gay politics to the radical movements of the 1960s,
centering it in San Francisco's Castro district. 45.00
923. Wojnarowicz, David. Tongues of flame; edited by Barry Blinderman. Normal, Illinois
State University. University Galleries, 1992. 128p., profusely illus. with color and
black/white reproductions of the artist's work, 10.5x8.25 inches, first printing, slightly worn
wraps. 22.00
924. Wolverton, Terry. Mystery bruise; poems. Los Angeles, Red Hen Press, 1999. 125p.,
signed and inscribed by the L.A. poet, first edition, very good in wraps. 22.00
925. Woods, William. Manuela. New York, Signet/New American Library, 1959. 127p., very
good first edition mass-market paperback, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps.
(Signet 1704) 15.00
Basis of the film "Stowaway Girl" starring Trevor Howard and Elsa Martinelli. She dresses
in drag as a boy to stowaway on a ship.
926. Woodward, Larry. Forest cowboy. Santee, Surey Books, [1970s]. 154p., very good first
printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS 69595) 15.00
Not really a cowboy. A volunteer for the Forestry Service.
927. Yeager, Ken. Trailblazers; profiles of America's gay and lesbian elected officials. New
York, Haworth Press, 1999. ix, 269p., signed and inscribed by Yeager, very good in a like
dj. 20.00
928. Yew, Chay, foreword by George C. Wolfe. Porcelain and a language of their own; two
plays. New York, Grove Press, 1997. 230p., very good first edition in pictorial wraps,
crease on front cover. 12.00
929. Yourcenar, Marguerite. Hadrian's memoirs; translated from the French by Grace Frick
in collaboration with the author. Garden City, Doubleday Anchor Books, 1957. 309p., first
printing thus, wraps with drawing by Edward Gorey. Typography by Gorey as well. Young
4275. 12.00
930. Zimmerman, R. D. Innuendo. New York, Delacorte Press, 1999. 307p., signed and
inscribed by the gay mystery writer, first printing, dj. 22.00