Gay and Lesbian Studies Catalog 47 TERMS: We ... - Bolerium Books
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Gay and Lesbian Studies Catalog 47 TERMS: We ... - Bolerium Books
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205. Bookman, Sidney. Homo. New York, Vontinental Classics, 1969. 160p., very good first<br />
paperback edition in original camp pictorial wraps. <strong>Gay</strong> pulp fiction. (Continental Classics<br />
CC-318) 45.00<br />
Supposedly originally published in Engl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> censored/banned there, I can find no<br />
record of an English edition <strong>and</strong> find only 2 copies of this edition in OCLC.<br />
206. Borneman, Ernest. Das patriarchat; ursprund und zukunst unseres gesellschaftssystems.<br />
Frankfurt, S. Fischer Verlag, 1979. 694p., wraps. With considerable material on<br />
homosexuality. 20.00<br />
207. Boswell, Stephen. The ab<strong>and</strong>oned labyrinth; poems. Los Angeles, John Parke Custis<br />
Press, 1974. 32p., number 44 of 255 copies, very good limited first edition in blue buckram<br />
<strong>and</strong> gilt in unclipped dj. Young 354. 30.00<br />
Poetry by a British actor.<br />
208. Bourjaily, Vance. The hound of earth. New York, Permabooks, 1956. 234p., very good<br />
first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps Young 357. (M-4052) 15.00<br />
Mystery-thriller set mainly in 1950s San Francisco.<br />
209. Bowen, Elizabeth. Joining Charles <strong>and</strong> other stories. London, Constable & Co., 1929. v,<br />
216p., first edition, spine faded <strong>and</strong> worn at edges. 25.00<br />
210. Bowles, Paul. Up above the world; a novel. New York, Simon <strong>and</strong> Schuster, 1966.<br />
223p., very good first edition in cloth <strong>and</strong> gilt, lightly edgeworn unclipped dj. 40.00<br />
211. Boyle, Lance [pseudonym of Jerome Murray]. The changing sexual deviant. Van Nuys,<br />
Triumph News, 1968. 189p., lightly-worn first printing PBO in pictorial wraps. <strong>Gay</strong> pulp<br />
fiction masquerading as case studies. (a Triumph Fact Book) 35.00<br />
212. Brass, Perry. Mirage. Ridgefield, Belhue Press, 1991. 219p., first edition, very good in<br />
pictorial wraps. 15.00<br />
213. Brent, Bill <strong>and</strong> Rob Stephenson, editors, foreword by Pat Califia. Tough guys; stirring<br />
stories of rock-hard sex. San Francisco, Black <strong>Books</strong>, 2002. 300p., foreword, fine first<br />
edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00<br />
214. Brent, Lynton Wright [aka Lynton Brent]. Sir <strong>Gay</strong>. Hollywood, Brentwood Publishing<br />
Co., 1965. 186p., fine first printing PBO in camp pictorial wraps. <strong>Gay</strong> pulp fiction Young<br />
439* Very nice copy. (BL 101 Crime Adventure Series No. 12) 125.00<br />
Sir <strong>Gay</strong> Richard Van de Hooven Restalt is the son of a deposed monarch cast adrift in<br />
Hollywood where he discovers his sexuality. Brent was a WWI veteran, artist <strong>and</strong> film actor<br />
who appeared in literally hundreds of movies <strong>and</strong> also co-wrote the screenplay for "The<br />
Texas Kid.".<br />
215. Briffault, Robert. Europa; specially revised <strong>and</strong> edited. New York, Avon Pocket <strong>Books</strong>,<br />
1950. 2<strong>47</strong>p., good revised <strong>and</strong> edited mass-market paperback edition in vinatge trashy<br />
pictorial wraps. Young 445. (Avon Pocket <strong>Books</strong> 272) 12.00<br />
216. Britain, Sloane [aka Sloan Britton aka Sloane Britain etc, pseudonym of Elaine Williams]<br />
cover art by paul rader. Woman doctor. New York, Midwood Enterprises, Tower <strong>Books</strong>,
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