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

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