Gay and Lesbian Studies Catalog 47 TERMS: We ... - Bolerium Books

"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