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"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