Gay and Lesbian Studies Overstock Sale - Bolerium Books

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1. 1984 International Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day parade & celebration; San
Francisco, 24 June 1984. San Francisco, Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Committee,
1984. 88p., illus., 10.5x14 inches, wraps. The parade program. 15.00
2. 4 from the circle; short stories and poems reprinted from DER KREIS (THE
CIRCLE), Zurich, original drawings by J. Colton, San Francisco - London. San
Francisco, Pan-Graphic Press, 1959. 52p., 5.5x8.5 inches very good first edition in
stiff paper wraps and camp pictorial dj with drawings by J. Colton. 50.00
Not standard pulp format.
3. Addressing herself; February 2 - March 5, 1994. San Francisco, The Lab, 1994.
[36]p., illus. with the work of the exhibiting artists, wraps. Significant lesbian content.
18.00
4. And God bless Uncle Harry and his roommate Jack, who we're not supposed
to talk about; cartoon's from CHRISTOPHER STREET. New York, Avon Books,
1978. [74]p., wraps. Paperback original. 18.00

5. Becoming visible: the legacy of Stonewall, an exhibition on the history of New
York's lesbian and gay communities, June 18-September 24, 1994. New York, The
New York Public Library, 1994. [12]p., illus., wraps. 12.00
6. Betty & Pansy's severe queer review of New York City, an irreverent,
opinionated guide to the bars, clubs, restaurants, cruising areas, bookstores, and
other attractions of lesbian and gay Manhattan. San Francisco, Bedpan
Productions, 1994. vi, 104p., first printing, wraps. 12.00
7. The Black Cat Cafe; "Bohemia of the Barbary Coast" featuring "Jose" Sarria. San
Francisco, the Cafe, 1972. 3.5x2.75 inch business card for manager Travis Dick,
with a Dick drawing of an inebriated black cat. 22.00
8. Castro sweep police riot; October 6, 1989. San Francisco, Castro Sweep Project,
1999. 4p. booklet for the exhibition "marking the 10th anniversary of the Castro
Sweep police riot ... the single most massive official attack on queer human rights
in the history of San Francisco" - p. 2, very good in wraps. 12.00
9. China: AIDS and the epidemic of capitalism. [Cambridge, Revolution Books,
2001]. [12]p., photos in text, wraps. These reprints from the RCP's Revolutionary
Worker argue that the restoration of capitalism in China made possible the spread
of the epidemic. 25.00
10. Cracks in the image; stories by gay men. London, Gay Men's Press, 1981. 134p.,
wraps. 15.00
11. Dorian book quarterly; January, 1962. San Francisco, Pan-Graphic Press, 1962.
38p., wraps. 25.00
12. Dykes-loving-dykes; dyke separatist politics for lesbians only by Bev Jo, Linda
Strega and Ruston. Oakland, Battleaxe, 1990. 342p., wraps. 18.00
13. Exchange on HIV/AIDS, sexuality and gender, 1, March 2006. Amsterdam ,
n(o)vib, Oxfam Netherlands, KIT and KIC, 2006. 16p., 8.25x11.75 inches, wraps.
With much on Africa. 15.00
14. Frontiers; a journal of women studies, volume IV, number 3, fall 1979. Boulder,
Frontiers, 1979. 87p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Lesbian history issue. 15.00
15. 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
16. Gay voices from East Germany; interviews by Jürgen Lemke, English-language
version edited and with an introduction by John Borneman, translations and
introductions by Steven Stoltenberg et. al. Bloomington, Indiana University Press,
1991. vi, 197p., first printing. 17.00

17. Hacia una nueva politica de salud contra el SIDA; una publicacion de la
Coalicion para una Politica Global contra SIDA. Cambridge, MA, the Coalicion,
1993. 14p., wraps. 12.00
18. International AIDS candlelight memorial and mobilization organized by
Mobilization against AIDS. San Francisco, Mobilization against AIDS, 1991. 32p.,
8.5x11 inches, illus., wraps. On the march in various locations internationally.
18.00
19. International lesbian/gay freedom day parade and celebration, 30 June 1985,
San Francisco; honor our past, secure our future. San Francisco, Lesbian/Gay
Freedom Day Committee, 1981. 91p., illus., 10.5x14 inches, wraps. The parade
program. 15.00
20. Latino style! To celebrate gay pride week con salsa y sabor! Saturday, June 18,
1983, Conjunto Cespedes, War Memorial Building, Green Room, 9:00 P.M. San
Francisco, Lesbians and Gays of the Instituto Familiar de la Raza, 1983. 8.5x11
inch printed flyer, printed single side, palm tree graphic in center. Conjunto
Cespedes was the Bay Area's leading Cuban American combo. 25.00
21. Lesbian and gay issues in the social services; in Catalyst, a socialist journal of
the social sciences, 1981, volume III, number 4. New York, Institute for Social
Service Alternatives, 1981. 119p., wraps. Includes materials on gay blacks and
Hispanics. 17.00
22. Magnus; a socialist journal of gay liberation, number 2, summer 1977. San
Francisco, Magnus Collective, 1977. 48p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Unlike many
radical gay publications, Magnus tried to make connections to other movements.
25.00
23. Manroot; #9, Fall, 1973. 120p., wraps. Gay poetry. 17.00
24. Mouth of the dragon: IV. New York, Mouth of the Dragon Press, 1975. [68]p,
poem by contributor D. B. Kreitzberg laid in, wraps. Contributors include Kirby
Congdon, Salvatore Farinella, Will Inman, Maurice Kenny, Gerald Malanga, Ron
Screiber and many others. 25.00
25. No ka 'oi (no comparison), a collaborative photo essay from Douglas Cloutier,
Tom Kurthy and Philip Pirolo. W. Hollywood, Alluvial Publishing, 1996. Unpaginated,
profusely illus. with the homoerotic black/white and color photography of the
collaborators, 10.5x10.5 inches, first edition, dj. 50.00
26. Other countries; black gay voices, a first volume. New York, Other Countries,
1988. 120p., wraps. Includes works by Assotto Saint, Donald Woods and others.
20.00
27. Pavel Tchelitchew; nature transformed, April 3 - May 29, 1993 . New York,
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, 1993. 32p. catalog, profusely illus. with color
reproductions of works for the exhibition, wraps. 18.00
28. Public scandals: sexual orientation and criminal law in Romania, a report by
Human Rights Watch and the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights

Commission. New York, Human Rights Watch and the IGLHRC, 1998. 104p.,
extensive footnotes, very good first edition in wraps. 15.00
29. Québec passeport sécurisex; safersex passport. Québec, Séro Zéro and
MIELS-Québec, n.d. 32p including covers, 3.5x4.75 inches, illustrations, bi-lingual
French and English, very good in stapled checkered wraps with fleur-de-lys.
25.00
Useful as a notebook, address book and guide to safe-sex while traveling.
HIV/AIDS.
30. Radical America: Vol. 15, (1981), No. 1-6. . Somerville, MA, Radical America,
1981. Full year run, wraps, length ranges from 62 pages to 158 p. for #1-2 double
issue. Wraps somewhat smudged or worn on some numbers. Topics include
Poland, Ailcar Cabral, sexual harassment, "From homosexual to gay to ?" by Joe
Interrante, "The continuing burden of race" by Manning Marable, Peter Biskind on
the Hollywood blacklist, etc. 35.00
31. Resumen no gubernamental de las directrices internacionales sobre
VIH/SIDA y derechos humanos. N. pl., ICASO, [199-?]. 20p., 8.5x11 inches,
wraps. Summary of the original text, in Spanish. 18.00
32. Rightfully proud; June 26 1988, San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day
parade & celebration. San Francisco, Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Committee, 1988.
48p., illus., 8x11 inches, wraps. The parade program. 15.00
33. (Some Weird Sin II). San Francisco, SWS, 1994. [76]p., illus., wraps enclosed in
cardboard envelope sealed with descriptive label. Trendy gay art and literature.
22.00
34. The storm; a journal for free spirits, winter, 1978, #6. New York, The Mackay
Society, 1978. 24p., illus., wraps. Gay liberation issue of the anarchist journal,
including articles on Emma Goldman and John Henry Mackay. 18.00
35. Studien zur männlichen homosexualität; [1] Prof. Dr. G. Th. Kempe, Die
Homophilen und die Gesellschaft; [2] Zur gleichgeschlechtlichen männlichen
Prostitution. Stuttgart, Ferdinand Enke Verlag, 1954. 72p., wraps. (Beiträge zur
sexualforschung #5) 65.00
36. Towards a new health strategy for AIDS; a report of the Global AIDS Policy
Coalition. Cambridge, MA, the Coalition, 1993. 14p., wraps. 12.00
37. Towards a Quaker view of sex; an essay by a group of Friends. London, Friends
Home Service Committee, 1966. 84p., later printing of the revised edition, slightly
discolored wraps. The longest chapter is on homosexuality. 12.00
38. Transvestia; volume XV, no. 89. Los Angeles, Chevalier, 1977. 96p., very good in
wraps. 35.00
39. Transvestia; volume XVI, no. 93. Los Angeles, Chevalier, 1978. 96p., very good
in wraps. 35.00
40. Transvestia; volume XVI, no. 95. Los Angeles, Chevalier, 1978. 96p., very good
in wraps. 35.00

41. Transvestia; volume XVII, no. 98. Los Angeles, Chevalier, 1979. 96p., very good
in wraps. 35.00
42. The Unity; a celebration of Gay Games IV and Stonewall. San Francisco,
Labrecque Publishing, 1994. 164p., profusely illus., 9x12 inches, first edition, wraps.
15.00
43. Abbott, Franklin, ed. Men & intimacy; personal accounts exploring the dilemmas of
modern male sexuality. Freedom, CA, The Crossing Press, 1990. ix, 247p., very
good first trade paper edition in pictorial wraps. 12.00
44. Abbott, Steve. The lizard club. Brooklyn, Autonomedia, 1993. 159p., wraps.
Posthumous collection of the poet's prose pieces. (New autonomy series) 12.00
45. Abnorman, [pseudonym of Norman Nichols]. Subway stops; collected poems of
Abnorman [pseud.]. San Francisco, GLB Publishers, 1998. 83p., first printing,
wraps. Mostly written in San Francisco, with significant AIDS content. 12.00
46. Ackland, Valentine. For Sylvia: an honest account, foreword by Bea Howe. New
York, W. W. Norton & Company, 1985. 135p., first American edition, slightly
creased dj. Ackland was the companion of Sylvia Townsend Warner for more than
40 years. 12.00
47. Ackroyd, Peter. Dressing up; transvestism and drag: the history of an obsession,
with 146 illustrations. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1979. 160p., bibliography,
sources, index, profusely illustrated with photos and art., very good first edition in
boards and dj. 25.00
48. Adair, Margo & Lynn Johnson. Tapping deeper resources; visualization &
A.I.D.S., instruction booklet, designed for The Worried Well / HIV+. San
Francisco, Shanti Project and Tools for Change, 1985. 11p., second printing, wraps.
To be used with a set of tapes "designed specifically for gay men ...". 12.00
49. Adelman, Marcy, ed. Long time passing; lives of older lesbians. Boston, Alyson
Publications, 1986. 264p., first printing, wraps. 17.00
50. Aldyne, Nathan [pseudonym of authors Michael McDowell and Dennis Schuetz].
Cobalt. New York, Avon Books, 1982. 201p., very good first edition in boards and
unclipped dj . 18.00
McDowell was best-known as the author of the horror series "Blackwater." Both
authors died of AIDS-related illnesses and lived near Boston. Gunn page 118-119.
Dan Valentine & Clarisse Lovelace mysteries.
51. Allain, Carol and Rosamund Elwin, eds. Getting wet; tales of lesbian seductions.
Toronto, Women's Press, 1992. 173p., wraps. Fiction anthology compiled by two
Afro-Canadian editors. 12.00
52. Allan, Clarke. The first man to be first lady. Bryn Mawr, Buy Books, 1999. 304p.,
signed by Allan, first edition in pictorial wraps. Gay presidential romance. 12.00
53. Allison, Dorothy. The women who hate me. Brooklyn, Long Haul Press, 1983.
69p., wraps. Poetry. Allison's first book. 65.00

54. Altman, Dennis. AIDS in the mind of America. Garden City, Anchor
Press/Doubleday, 1986. viii, 228p., very good first edition in cloth and boards,
unclipped dj. 15.00
The social, political, and psychological impact of a new epidemic.
55. Altman, Dennis. Coming out in the seventies. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1981.
185p., first US printing, wraps slightly worn. The Australian first edition is Young 47*.
12.00
Altman's second book.
56. Alwood, Edward. Straight news; gays, lesbians, and the news media. New York,
Columbia University Press, 1996. xviii, 386p., first printing, dj. (Between men -
Between women, Lesbian and Gay Studies) 15.00
57. Alyson, Sasha, Enid Braun, Beth Ireland et. al. Young, gay & proud!. Boston,
Alyson Publications, 1980. 95p., illustrations, first printing, wraps. Based on the
Australian publication of the same name. 15.00
Resources and guidance for gay and lesbian teenagers.
58. Anderson, Chester. Fox & hare; the story of a Friday evening, illustrated by
Charles Stevenson. Glen Ellen, CA, Entwhistle Books, 1980. [188]p., 7.75x12
inches, first paperback edition of this illustrated novel. Young 69. 22.00
59. Andrews, Teryl . The only way to fly. San Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1970. 158p.,
wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Pleasure Reader PR 250) 20.00
60. Andrews, Teryl [pseudonym of Thom Racina]. Flower boys [cover title states
Flower boy]. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1968. 92p., camp pictorial wraps. Gay
pulp fiction. (101-11) 45.00
"Love" was the rule of "Flower Children" of San Francisco!.
61. Andros, Phil [pseudonym of Samuel M. Steward]. Roman conquests. San
Francisco, Perineum Press, 1983. 154p., wraps with Tom of Finland cover art.
15.00
62. Andros, Phil [pseudonym of Samuel Steward. Stud [$tud]. San Francisco, J. Brian
Enterprises, 1969. 130p., wraps. Young 97*. 25.00
63. Anonymous. Boys in the band; a gay romance for adults. New York, Star
Distributors, 1991. 150p.+ads, camp pictorial wraps, Craig Esposito cover. Gay
pulp fiction. (Bad Boys BA-117) 15.00
64. Anonymous. Drury Lane: a gay romance for adults only. New York, Star Dist.,
1991. 153p., very good in original camp color pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Man
to Man M-105) 15.00
65. Anonymous. Forest boys. New York, Star Dist., 1989. 150p., camp pictorial wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. (New Male NM-181) 15.00
66. Anonymous. Leather whipper. New York, Star Dist., 1987. 150p.+photo ads, camp
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (New Male NM-152) 15.00

67. Anonymous. Men in chains. New York, Star Distributors, 1988. 150p.+ads, camp
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Finland Books FIN-150) 15.00
68. Anonymous. Sailor '69'. Washington, Guild Press, 1969. 78p. + ads, 4x7 inches,
very good in original stapled white wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Black Knight Classics
of the Homosexual Underground) 30.00
Hey Sailor!.
69. Anonymous. Sigma Chi studs. New York, Star Distributors, 1987. 151p., wraps
with Craig Esposito cover. Gay pulp fiction. (Finland Books FIN-143) 15.00
70. Anonymous. The team. Washington, Guild Press, 1969. 103p.,4x7 inches, very
good in original stapled white wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Black Knight Classics of the
Homosexual Underground) 30.00
College Football.!.
71. Anonymous. Under the bridge. Washington, Guild Press, 1969. 77p. + ads, wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. (Black Knight Classics of the Homosexual Underground) 25.00
72. Antoniou, Laura, ed. Looking for Mr. Preston. New York, Richard Kasak, 1995.
298p., very good first edition in cloth-backed boards and unclipped dj. Memorial
volume, with contributions from Sasha Alyson, Samuel R. Delany, Andrew Holleran,
Michael Lassell, Felice Picano, Cecilia Tan, Larry Townsend, and many others.
12.00
73. Arce, Hector. The secret life of Tyrone Power. New York, William Morrow and
Company, 1979. 317p. incl. photos, edgeworn dj. 18.00
74. Arenas, Reinaldo. The assault; translated by Andrew Hurley. New York, Viking,
1994. 145p., first edition, dj. The Cuban American author found an unsympathetic
reception in the US. He developed AIDS before taking his own life in 1990. 17.00
75. Arenas, Reinaldo. The doorman; translated from the Spanish by Dolores M. Koch.
New York, Grove Weidenfeld, 1991. 191p., first US edition, dj. 17.00
76. Arenas, Reinaldo. Farewell to the sea; a novel of Cuba, translated by Andrew
Hurley. New York, Viking, 1986. 413p., first US edition, dj. 20.00
77. Arenas, Reinaldo, translated by Andrew Hurley. Singing from the well; translated
by Andrew Hurley. New York, Viking, 1987. 206p., very good first edition i
unclipped dj. . 18.00
Cuban American novelist. This was his first novel, meant to be the beginning of a
semi-autobiographical series of 5 books of which "Farewell to the Sea" was the
third book but the first to be published in English. The book was banned in Cuba
and he has not published in Cuba since.
78. Armington, Kevin, ed. Treatment issues; the Gay Men's Health Crisis newsletter of
experimental therapies, compilation issue, November 1987-January 1991. New
York, Gay Men's Health Crisis, 1991. 193p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Compilation of
GMHC articles on experimental and standard AIDS therapies, dropping only a few
articles that had no value, useless data, etc. 25.00

79. Atkinson, Ti-Grace. Amazon odyssey. New York, Links Books, 1974. xxiv, 259p.,
first wraps edition. 12.00
80. Atkinson, Ti-Grace. Amazon odyssey. New York, Links Books, 1974. xxiv, 259p.,
first printing, edgeworn dj. 15.00
81. Austin, Drew. Queer pen. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968. 151p., very
good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction prisonthemed.
(French Line FL-46) 45.00
82. Azpadu, Dodici. Goat song. N. pl., Aunt Lute Book Company, 1984. ix, 110p., first
edition, wraps. Poetry. 12.00
83. Azpadu, Dodici. Saturday night in the prime of life; a novel. Iowa City, Aunt Lute
Book Company, 1983. 95p., first edition, wraps. 12.00
Born in Brooklyn, at writing an eight-year San Francisco resident, Azpdu is from a
Sicilian immigrant family, writes in the context of "the male-dominated Sicilian
culture that affects the women who exist inside and outside it".
84. Baker, Nikki. Long goodbyes. Tallahassee, The Naiad Press, 1993. 235p., first
edition, wraps. African American lesbian mystery writer. 10.00
85. Baker, Rob. The art of AIDS. New York, Continuum, 1994. 255p. + 8p. plates, first
printing, dj. 18.00
86. Balliett, Bev and Patti Patton. Graphic details; lesbian erotica & humor,
photography by Patti Patton. Phoenix, Star Publications, 1979. 44p., illustrated with
nude photos, lightly-worn first edition in pictorial wraps. 15.00
87. Baracks, Barbara & Kent Jarratt. 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., wraps. 18.00
88. Barnes, Djuna. Ladies almanack; showing their signs and their tides; their moons
and their changes; the seasons as it is with them; their eclipses and equinoxes; as
well as a full record of diurnal and nocturnal distempers, written & illustrated by a
lady of fashion. New York, New York University Press, 1992. li, 84p., first printing
thus. First issued in Paris, 1928. Grier A, C. (The cutting edge: lesbian life and
literature) 18.00
89. Barnett, Allen. The body and its dangers and other stories. New York, St. Martin's
Press, 1990. 181p., first edition, edgeworn dj. 18.00
90. Barnett, Allen. The body and its dangers and other stories. New York, St. Martin's
Press, 1990. 181p., first edition, dj. 25.00
91. Barr, James. Quatrefoil; a novel. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1982. xii, 373p., first
Alyson printing, slightly worn wraps. Reissue of Young 188*, with a new
introduction by Samuel M. Steward. 15.00
92. Barrus, Tim. Genocide; the anthology. Stamford, Knights Press, 1988. 211p.,
wraps. 20.00

93. Bartlett, Neil. Ready to catch him should should he fall. New York, Dutton, 1991.
313p., first edition, dj. 15.00
94. Baskett, Edward Eugene. Entrapped; introduction by James A. Warren. Westport,
Lawrence Hill & Company, 1976. 151p., first edition, dj. Dj subtitle: "An accused
homosexual looks at American justice". 20.00
95. Bateson, Mary Catherine and Richard Goldsby. Thinking AIDS. Reading, MA,
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1988. xv, 153p., first edition, dj. Bateson is a
European American anthropologist; Goldsby an African-American biologist.
18.00
96. Bayer, Ronald. Homosexuality and American psychiatry; the politics of
diagnosis. New York, Basic Books, 1981. viii, 216p., first printing, dj. 25.00
97. Bayer, Sandy. The crystal curtain. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1988. 214p., first
US edition, wraps. Mystery. 15.00
98. Beadle, Jeremy. Death scene; thirteen songs for Guy. London, GMP, 1988. 222p.,
first printing, wraps. Mystery. 18.00
99. Beal, M. F. Amazon one. Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1975. 299p., first
edition, slightly worn dj. Beal's first novel focuses on a group of armed radical
activists in 1970s America. Greir B*. 25.00
100. Bean, Joseph W. Leathersex shadows; the erotic art of Joseph W. Bean. San
Francisco, Brush Creek Media, 1998. 79p., profusely illus. with Bean' black/white
drawings, 8.5x11 inches, very good in wraps. (Brush Creek Media Artists 5)
35.00
101. Becker, Carol S. Unbroken ties; lesbian ex-lovers. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1988. 217p., first edition, wraps. 10.00
102. Bell, Alan P. and Martin S. Weinberg. Homosexualities; a study of diversity
among men and women. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1978. 505p., first printing,
dj. 17.00
103. Bell, Arthur. Kings don't mean a thing; the John Knight murder case. New York,
William Morrow and Company, 1978. 228p., first edition, dj. Knight, heir to the
Knight-Ridder publishing empire and a journalist in his own right, led a double life
that took him into the world of gay male street hustlers. 20.00
104. Benderson, Bruce. User. New York, Dutton, 1994. 227p., first printing, dj.
18.00
105. Benkovitz, Miriam J. Frederick Rolfe: Baron Corvo, a biography. New York, G.
P. Putnam's Sons, 1977. xiii, 332p. + 12p. plates, first US edition, dj. 25.00
106. Bennett, P. H. His master's meat. Santee, CA, Surree Ltd., 1979. 186p.+ads,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(Surree Stud Series SS054) 15.00

107. Bentley, Robert. Here there be dragons. Chicago, Ontario Press, 1972. 256p.,
slightly edgeworn dj. Literate espionage thriller with gay cast of characters. Young
258*. 15.00
108. Benton, Riley. The dungaree jungle. North Hollywood, All Star Books Challenge
Publications, 1966. 155p., camp pictorial wraps wraps. "Two people shared his
secret - one a woman who denied it - the other a man who knew him as no woman
ever had . . ." Gay pulp fiction. Young 259. (An Original All Star Novel AS 88)
35.00
109. Berger, Raymond M. Gay and gray; the older homosexual man. Urbana,
University of Illinois Press, 1982. 233p., dj. 17.00
110. Bergman, David, ed. The Violet Quill reader; the emergence of gay writing after
Stonewall. New York, St.Martin's Press, 1994. xix, 410p., first edition, dj. 18.00
Violet Quill was the vehicle for the post-Stonewall literary generation. This
anthology includes works published for the first time by Edmund White, Andrew
Holleran, Felice Picano and others, as well as excerpts from their published works.
111. Berliner, Ross. The manhood ceremony. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1978.
288p., first edition, slightly edgeworn dj. Young 265*. 25.00
112. Bernikow, Louise. among women. New York, Harmony Books, 1980. 296p., first
printing, dj slightly shelfworn. On bonds among women intellectuals, Including
Colette, Woolf, Stein and others. 10.00
113. Bérubé, Allan. Coming out under fire; the history of gay men and women in
World War Two. New York, The Free Press, 1990. xiii, 377p. + 16p. photos, first
printing, dj. 20.00
114. Bianchi, Tom. Bob & Rod. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1994. 96p., profusely
illus. with Bianchi's homoerotic photographs (both in black and white and in color),
12x13 inches, first edition, very good in very good dj. 25.00
115. Birkby, Phyllis, et. al., eds. Amazon expedition; a lesbian feminist anthology.
New York, Times Change Press, 1973. 93p., later printing, wraps. 15.00
116. Blackman, Marci and Trebor Healey, eds. Beyond definition; new writing from
gay and lesbian San Francisco, introduction by Susie Bright. San Francisco, manic
d press, 1994. 165p., first printing, wraps. 15.00
117. Blackwood, Evelyn, ed. Anthropology and homosexual behavior. New York,
Haworth Press, 1985. xiii, 217p., wraps. Originally published in of the JOURNAL
OF HOMOSEXUALITY, vol. 11, #s 3-4. (Research on homosexuality) 15.00
118. Blais, Marie-Claire. St. Lawrence Blues; translated from the French by Ralph
Manheim. New York, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1974. 229p., first US edition, dj.
Young 309. 22.00
119. Blais, Marie-Claire. The wolf; translated by Sheila Fischman. Toronto,
McClelland and Stewart, 1974. 142p., first English language edition, dj slightly worn.
Young 310*. 25.00

120. Blechman, Burt. Stations. New York, Random House, 1964. xv, 138p., first
printing, dj. Young 329*. 35.00
121. Bode, Janet. View from another closet; exploring bisexuality in women. New
York, Hawthorn Books, 1976. 252p., first printing, dj slightly discolored. Grier B*.
12.00
122. Boggs, Ed. Queer free; a novel by Alabama Birdstone. New York, Calamus
Books, 1981. 199p., first edition, wraps. Young 288*. 17.00
123. Bonicatti, Alan. Vulcano. New York, Amethyst Press, 1991. [64]p. incl. 62p. of
the photographer's homoerotic black/white nature shots, 9.5x12.5 inches, wraps
with minor discoloration. 30.00
124. Borer, Alain. Rimbaud en Abisinia. Mexico City, Fondo de Cultura Económica,
1991. 288p., one of 2,000 copies, first Mexican edition, wraps. Translation of
Rimbaud en Abyssinie. 15.00
125. Borgman, C. F. River road. New York, New American Library, 1988. 373p., first
edition, dj. First novel by the gay writer. 18.00
126. Boswell, John. Same-sex unions in premodern Europe. New York, Villard
Books, 1994. xxx, 412p. + 8p. photos, later printing, dj. 20.00
127. Bouldrey, Brian. The genius of desire; a novel. New York, Ballantine Books,
1993. 274p., first printing, dj. 15.00
128. Bowman, Karl. Sexual being versus governments that promote homosexuality.
Rochester, WA, Sovereign Press, 1993. 61p., wraps. 30,000 years of attack on
sexual beings. 12.00
129. Boyd, Malcolm. Gay priest; an inner journey. New York, St. Martin's Press,
1986. 163p. + 8p. photographs, first printing, dj. 15.00
130. Boyd, Malcolm. Take off the masks. Garden City, Doubleday & Company, 1978.
178p., first edition, dj. Young 384*. 20.00
131. Boyle, Kay. Gentlemen, I address you privately. Santa Barbara, Capra Press,
1991. 227p., first edition thus, dj. A revised version of Young 387. 12.00
132. Bram, Christopher. In memory of Angel Clare a novel. New York, Donald I.
Fine, 1989. 288p., first edition, dj. 22.00
133. Brand, Dionne, et. al. Sight specific; lesbians and representation. Toronto, A
Space, 1988. 56p., 8.5x5.5 inches, profusely illus. exhibition catalog, one of 1,000
copies, wraps. Includes work by Dionne Brand, Sue Golding, Jude Johnston and
others. 30.00
134. Braun, Richard Emil. Bad land. Penland, NC, Jargon Society, 1971.
Unpaginated, stiff wraps in dj. Poetry. Young 433. (Jargon 70) 20.00
135. Bright, Susie and Jill Posener, eds. Nothing but the girl; the blatant lesbian
image, a portfolio and exploration of lesbian erotic photography, essays by Susie
Bright. New York, Freedom Editions, 1996. 144p., 9x11 inches, dj. With photos by

Tee Corinne, Honey Lee Cottrll, Della Grace, Morgan Gwenwald and Jill Posener,
and a short bibliogrphy by Corinne. 30.00
136. Brodine, Karen. Illegal assembly. Brooklyn, Hanging Loose Press, 1980. 63p.,
wraps. Lesbian feminist poet. 15.00
137. Brogan, Jim. Jack and Jim; a personal journal of the 70's. Bolinas, CA,
Equanimity Press, 1982. 174p., inscribed by the author, first edition, wraps.
22.00
138. Brogan, Jim. Jack and Jim; a personal journal of the 70's. Bolinas, CA,
Equanimity Press, 1982. 174p., first edition, wraps. 12.00
139. Brooten, Bernadette J. Love between women; early Christian responses to
female homoeroticism. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1996. xii, 422p., first
printing, dj. 15.00
140. Broughton, James. A to Z; 26 sermonettes. Mill Valley, Syzygy Press, 1986.
[20]p., wraps. Poetry. 20.00
141. Broughton, James. The androgyne journal. Oakland, Scrimshaw Press, 1977.
77p., owner's inscription, wraps. Young 474. 22.00
142. Broughton, James. The androgyne journal. Oakland, Scrimshaw Press, 1977.
77p., creased wraps. Young 474. 18.00
143. Broughton, James. Ecstasies; poems 1975-1983, paintings by Galen Garwood.
Mill Valley, CA, Syzygy Press, 1983. 123p., first wraps edition. Gay poetry. 18.00
144. Broughton, James. Erogeny; a geographical expedition. South San Francisco,
ManRoot Books, 1976. 12p. one of 1,000 copies written for the poet's film of the
same name, wraps. 22.00
145. Brown, Daniel. Among the carnivores; by Daniel Curzon (pseud.). Port
Washington, NY, Ashley Books, 1978. 377p., first edition, dj. Young 883*. 20.00
146. Brown, Daniel. From violent men; a novel by Daniel Curzon (pseud.). San
Francisco, IGNA, 1983. 248p., 1" closed tear on f.e.p., first edition, wraps. 15.00
147. Brown, Daniel. From violent men; a novel by Daniel Curzon [pseud.]. San
Francisco, IGNA, 1983. 248p., signed by the author, first edition, wraps. 25.00
148. Brown, Daniel. The misadventures of Tim McPick; by Daniel Curzon (pseud.).
Los Angeles, Jon Parke Custis Press, 1975. 320p., first edition, wraps. 20.00
149. Brown, Howard. Familiar faces, hidden lives; the story of homosexual men in
America today. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976. 246p., first edition, dj.
12.00
150. Brown, Judith C. Immodest acts; the life of a lesbian nun in renaissance Italy.
New York, Oxford University Press, 1986. viii, 214p., first printing, dj. (Studies in the
history of sexuality) 15.00
151. Brown, Rita Mae. Songs to a handsome woman; illustrations, Ginger Legato.
Baltimore, Diana Press, 1973. 39p., second printing, wraps. 20.00

152. Browning, Frank. The culture of desire; paradox and perversity in gay lives
today. New York, Crown Publishers, 1993. viii, 241p., later printing, dj. 12.00
153. Bulliet, C. J. Venus Castina; famous female impersonators, celestial and human,
with illustrations by Alexander King. New York, Bonanza Books, 1956. 308p.,
facsimile of 1928 edition, slightly edgeworn dj. 35.00
154. Bulot, Blaise. Dark waters. [New Orleans], Croker Sack Books, 1993. 117p.,
wraps. Gay/black New Orleans gothic. 12.00
155. Burford, Barbara. The threshing floor. London, Sheba Feminist Publishers,
1986. 210p., first printing, wraps. Lesbian novel by the Afro-Caribbean author.
15.00
156. Burke, Phyllis. Family values' two moms and their son. New York, Random
House, 1993. xvi, 233p., first edition, dj. 15.00
157. Burroughs, William S. Queer. New York, Viking, 1985. xxiii, 134p., first edition, dj.
35.00
158. Butts, June Dobbs. Is homosexuality a threat to the black family? in Ebony,
April 1981, vol. xxxvi, no. 6. Chicago, Ebony, 1981. 6p. article in the 154p., 10x13
inch magazine. 15.00
159. Calimach, Andrew. Lovers' legends; the gay Greek myths. New Rochelle, NY,
Haiduk Press, 2002. iv, 179p., illus. in text, dj. 15.00
160. Camp, Rob and Joan C. Tallada. Vivir con el VIH/SIDA. Barcelona, Fausal
Editores, 1994. 188p., first edition, wraps. 15.00
161. Canan, Janine. Who buried the breast of dreams. Berkeley, Emily Dickinson
Press, 1981. 45p., signed by the lesbian poet, wraps. 12.00
162. Cappon, Daniel. Toward an understanding of homosexuality. Englewood
Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, 1965. xi, 302p., dj. 25.00
163. Carson, Michael. Brothers in arms; a novel. New York, Pantheon Books, 1988.
220p., first US edition, dj. 15.00
164. Carter, Floyd. Big Joe. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1968. 92p., very good first
edition in original stapled camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (101-21) 35.00
Young football players in a public steam bath house!.
165. Castle, Charles. Noël. Garden City, Doubleday & Company, 1973. 272p.,
profusely illus., first US edition, dj worn at top. Celebratory biography of Noël
Coward. 25.00
166. Cedar and Nelly, eds. A woman's touch; an anthology of lesbian eroticism and
sensuality for women only. Eugene, Womanshare Books, 1979. 158p. + 8p.
graphics, lightly creased wraps with cover designed by Tee Corrine. 10.00
167. Challenge, Jack. St. Mick; a novel. Santa Barbara, Ross-Erikson, 1981. 305p.,
first wraps edition. 17.00

168. Champagne, John. The blue lady's hands. Secaucus, Lyle Stuart, 1988. 162p.,
first edition, dj. Novel of gay love in the age of AIDS. 18.00
169. Chauncey, George. Gay New York; gender, urban culture, and the making of
the gay male world, 1980-1940. New York, Basic Books, 1994. xi, 478p., illus., first
printing, dj. 25.00
170. Cheever, John. The letters of John Cheever; edited by Benjamin Cheever.
New York, Simon and Schuster, 1988. 397p. + 12p. photographs, first edition, dj.
15.00
171. Chesser, Eustace. Strange loves; the human aspects of sexual deviation. New
York, William Morrow and Company, 1971. 256p., dj. US edition. 20.00
172. Christman, Henry M., comp. Gay tales and verses from the Arabian Nights.
Autstin, Banned Books, 1989. 100p., wraps. 18.00
173. Clarke, Gerald. Capote; a biography. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1988.
632p., first printing, dj. 20.00
174. Clarke, Lige and Jack Nichols. Roommates can't always be lovers; an intimate
guide to male-male relations. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1974. xiii, 194p.,
edgeworn dj. 22.00
175. Clendinen, Dudley and Adam Nagourney. Out for good; the struggle to build a
gay rights movement in America. New York, Simon & Schuster, 1999. 716p. + 16p.
photos, first printing, dj. 15.00
176. Clum, John M. Acting gay; male homosexuality in modern drama. New York,
Columbia University Press, 1992. xviii, 317p., first printing, dj. (Between men -
between women, lesbian and gay studies) 18.00
177. Clunis, D. Merilee & G. Dorsey Green. Lesbian couples. Seattle, Seal Press,
1988. xv, 260p., later printing, wraps. 12.00
178. Coe, Christopher. I look divine. New York, Ticknor & Fields, 1987. 109p., first
edition, dj. First novel by the gay author. 22.00
179. Coe, Christopher. Such times. New York, Harcourt Brace & Company, 1993.
317p., first edition, dj. 17.00
180. Coe, Richard N. The vision of Jean Genet. New York, Grove Press, 1968. viii,
343p., first printing, 1" clip on f.e.p., dj. 20.00
181. Coleman, Lonnie. Mark. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1981. 319p., first
edition, dj. Young 725*. 22.00
182. Coleman, Penny. Village elders. Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 2000. xiii,
141p., first printing, dj. Photodocumentary on gay elders in Greenwich Village,
produced with the cooperation of SAGE. 18.00
183. Cooper, Dennis. Closer. New York, Grove Press, 1989. 131p., first edition, dj.
Novel. 22.00
184. Cooper, Dennis. Try. New York, Grove Press, 1994. 199p., first printing, dj.
18.00

185. Cooper, Dennis. Wrong; stories. New York, Grove Weidenfeld, 1992. 165p., first
printing, dj. 18.00
186. Corbin, Steven. Fragments that remain; a novel. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1993. 315p., first edition, dj. Gay African American author. 15.00
187. Corbin, Steven. Fragments that remain; a novel. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1993. 315p., inscribed by the gay African American author, first printing, dj.
25.00
188. Corbin, Steven. No easy place to be. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1989.
443p., first edition, dj. The African American writer's first novel, set in the Harlem
Renaissance, containing gay themes. 17.00
189. Corington, William. Christy dancing; a novel by John Coriolan [pseud.]. San
Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1980. 160p., slightly worn wraps with cover art by
Ken Wood. 18.00
190. Corinne, Tee, ed. Intricate passions. Austin, Banned Books, 1989. v, 154p. +
8p. photos of the contributors to this collection of erotic lesbian short fiction, first
printing, wraps. 10.00
191. Cornwell, Anita. Black lesbian in white America. Tallahassee, Naiad Press,
1983. 129p., first edition, wraps. 20.00
192. Cory, Donald Webster. The homosexual in America; a subjective approach,
introduction by Dr. Albert Ellis. New York, Greenberg: Publisher, 1952. xvii, 326p.,
later printing. 18.00
193. Cory, Donald Webster, comp. 21 variations on a theme. New York, Greenberg:
Publisher, 1953. 436p., first printing. Young 811*. 25.00
194. Cox, Ed. Waking. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1977. 48p., one of 1000
copies, first edition, wraps. Poetry. Young 837*. 25.00
195. Crisp, Quentin. The naked civil servant; preface by Michael Holroyd. New York,
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1977. x, 212p., first US edition, slightly edgeworn dj.
The first British edition is Young 853*. 35.00
196. Croft-Cooke, Rupert. Bosie; the story of Lord Alfred Douglas, his friends and
enemies. Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1963. 414p. + front., 16p. photos, first US
edition, dj. 25.00
197. Cruikshank, Margaret. The gay and lesbian liberation movement. New York,
Routledge, 1992. xvii, 225p., wraps. (Revolutionary thought/radical movements)
12.00
198. Cruse, Howard. Stuck rubber baby. New York, Paradox Press, 1995. iv, 210p.,
profusely illus. with Cruse's comic art. first printing. Introduction by Tony Kushner.
Comics by the creator of Wendel and the founder of Gay Comix. 20.00
199. Culver, Ed. Gay three-way. San Diego, CA, Publisher's Export Co., 1966. 160p.,
original wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (PEC N121) 25.00

200. Cunningham, Michael. Flesh and blood. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1995.
466p., signed by Cunningham on the title page, first edition, dj. The Pulitzer Prizewinning
author's second novel. 45.00
201. Cunningham, Michael. The hours. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1998. 229p.,
first edition, dj. Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Basis of film. 35.00
202. Dagion, John, ed. Trucker; true revelations and strange happenings from 18
Wheeler, volume 2. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1986. 185p. including
illus., first wraps edition (issued contemporaneously with the limited hardback
edition). 18.00
203. Dalton, Anthony. Baby face; a novel. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1967. 96p.,
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (An Original Home Library Edition 101-4)
25.00
204. Damon, Buster. Mostly male. Gardena, CA, E. L. Publishing Company, 1970.
170p., camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (G 1) 25.00
205. Dannecker, Martin. Theories of homosexuality. London, Gay Men's Press,
1981. 123p., wraps. Translated by David Fernbach. 17.00
206. Davis, Christopher. Philadelphia; a novel, based on the screenplay written by
Ron Nyswaner. New York, Bantam Books, 1994. 248p., first edition, dj. 18.00
207. Davis, Christopher. Valley of the shadow. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1988.
211p., first edition, dj. Gay novel centering on two young men with AIDS. 15.00
208. de Maria, Gary. The closet; debut edition. San Francisco, Strawberry Hill Press,
1980. [156]p., wraps. Gay cartoons. 18.00
209. Deford, Frank. Big Bill Tilden; the triumphs and the tragedy. New York, Simon
and Schuster, 1976. 286p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 25.00
210. Deitcher, David, ed. The question of equality; lesbian and gay politics in
America since Stonewall, with a foreword by Armistead Maupin. New York,
Scribner, 1995. 255p., profusely illus., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, dj. 25.00
211. Delany, Samuel R. They fly at Çiron. New York, Tor, 1993. 222p., first Tor
edition, dj. 10.00
212. Delavenay, Emile. D. H. Lawrence and Edward Carpenter; a study in
Edwardian transition. London, Heinemann, 1971. xi, 288p. + 8p. illus., dj. 25.00
213. Denby, Ron. American lives. Stamford, Knights Press, 1985. 303p., wraps.
Novel. 18.00
214. Denneny, Michael, Charles Ortleb, and Thomas Steele, eds. First love, last
love; new fiction from CHRISTOPHER STREET. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons,
1985. 288p., first edition, dj. Despite material from a number of important gay
writers such as Andrew Holleran and Perri Klass, this collection is most fondly
regarded at Bolerium because the lead character in its best story is based on one
of the bookstore's partners ... 18.00

215. Desing, Julius. King Ludwig II. his life - his end. Lechbruck, Verlag Kienberger,
1976. 48p., illus., wraps. 20.00
216. di Rienzo, Maria G. Favole per adultere. Milan, Babilonia Edizione, 1994. 120p.,
first edition, wraps. Lesbian stories. 22.00
217. Diaman, N. A. Ed Dean is queer; a novel. San Francisco, Persona Press, 1978.
175p., first edition, wraps. Young 993*. 15.00
218. Dillard, Gavin Geoffrey. Yellow snow and other poems. Beverly Hills, Bhakti
Books, 1993. [108]p., 8.5x11 inches, photos, wraps. The gay poet adds tush to his
usual repertoire. 15.00
219. Dilley, James W., et. al., eds. Face to face; a guide to AIDS counseling. San
Francisco, AIDS Health Project, University of California San Francisco, 1989. xi,
400p., first printing, wraps. 15.00
220. Dixon, Melvin. Vanishing rooms. New York, Dutton, 1991. 211p., first edition, dj.
Gay African American author. 18.00
221. Dolinsky, Jim, ed. Bruce of Los Angeles. Berlin, Bruno Gmünder Verlag, 1990.
Unpaginated, brilliantly illus. with Bruce's physique photography, 9.5x10.5 inches,
wraps. 65.00
222. [Domino, Sierra]. The Album A; a Sierra Domino publication. San Francisco,
Sierra Domino, 1976. [48]p., each illus. with black/white photographs of African
American men photographed by Sierra Domino, wraps. 35.00
223. Doyle, Patrick. The male stem. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969.
195p.,very good first printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp
fiction . (Greenleaf Classics GL 111) 40.00
I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay!!.
224. Dreuilhe, Emmanuel. Mortal embrace; living with AIDS, translated by Linda
Coverdale. New York, Hill and Wang, 1988. 162p., dj. 17.00
225. Duberman, Martin. Midlife queer; autobiography of a decade, 1971-1981. New
York, Scribner, 1997. 237p., first printing, dj. 17.00
226. Duplechan, Larry. Captain Swing; a love story. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1993. 184p., signed on the title page by the gay African American author, first
printing, dj. 35.00
227. Dyer, Kate, ed. Gays in uniform; the Pentagon's secret reports, with an
introduction by Congressman Gerry Studds. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1990.
xviii, 135p., first printing, wraps. 12.00
228. Dyer, Richard, ed. Now you see it; studies on lesbian and gay film. London,
Routledge, 1990. xi, 328p., wraps. 17.00
229. Ebert, Alan. The homosexuals. New York, Macmillan Publishing Co., 1977. xii,
332p., first edition, dj. 15.00
230. Ehrenstein, David. Open secret; gay Hollywood, 1928-1998. New York, William
Morrow and Company, 1998. x, 372p. + 8p. photos, first printing, dj. 20.00

231. Eighner, Lars. Bayou boy. New York, Masquerade Books, 1993. 192p.+ads,
first Badboy printing, a new edition of the Gay Sunshine Press edition, photoillustrated
wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy 084-9) 20.00
232. Eighner, Lars. Pawn to queen four; a novel. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1995.
280p., first printing, dj. Drag novel. 17.00
233. Ellenzweig, Allen. The homoerotic photograph; male images from
Durieru/Delacroix to Mapplethorpe. New York, Columbia University Press, 1992.
xxii, 230p., profusely illus., first printing 12x11.5 inch cloth boards, dj. (Between
men ~ between women) 45.00
234. Ellis, Deb. Haley & Scotia. Saline, MI, Frog in the Well, 1995. 167p., wraps, very
good. 12.00
A novel about the KKK in Canada, with lesbian main characters named in the title.
235. Ellis, Mrs. Havelock. Personal impressions of Edward Carpenter. Berkeley
Heights, NJ, The Free Spirit Press, 1922. 16p., wraps, later plain gray untitled
wraps, frontispiece of Edward Carpenter tipped in, woodcuts by Maurice Duvalet,
5.25x7 inches, printed by Joseph Ishill. (The Free Spirit series) 35.00
236. Emerson, Doug, text and photographs. "A simple matter of justice"; the April
25, 1993, March on Washington for lesbian, gay & bi-sexual rights, a photographic
narrative. San Francisco, Team San Francisco, 1993. 64p., profusely illus. with
Emerson's photographs, 11x8.5 inches, oblong wraps. . 30.00
Issued to raise funds for Team San Francisco athletes participating in Gay Games
IV.
237. Erhart, Margaret. Unusual company. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1987. 225p., first
edition, dj. 12.00
238. Evans, Arthur. The god of ecstasy; sex-roles and the madness of Dionysos.
New York, St. Martin's Press, 1988. ix, 286p. + 8p. photos, first edition, dj. 22.00
239. Evans, Dan. Glory hole. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968. 150p., wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL44) 25.00
240. Evans, Dan. Glory hole. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1969. 150p., later
printing, wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line FL 56) 18.00
241. Everage, Dame Edna, aka Barry Humphries. My gorgeous life; the life, the
loves, the legend. New York, Simon & Schuster, 1989. 284p., first printing, dj.
Australian crossdresser. 25.00
242. Exander, Max [pseudonym of Paul Reed]. Safe stud; the safesex chronicles of
Max Exander. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1985. 127p., first edition, wraps.
18.00
243. Faderman, Lillian. Odd girls and twilight lovers; a history of lesbian life in
twentieth-century America. New York, Columbia University Press, 1991. ix, 373p.,
first printing, dj. (Betw
n men and women/lesbian and gay studies) 15.00

244. Farinella, Salvatore, ed. The orange telephone; the San Francisco experience,
bound with Charley Shively's Nuestra Senora de los Dolores. Boston, The Good
Gay Poets, 1975. 20p. + 20p., photo center-spread, bound dos-a-dos,very good in
pictorial wraps. 20.00
245. Feinberg, David B. Spontaneous combustion. New York, Viking, 1989. 226p.,
first printing, dj. 18.00
"A black comedy about the AIDS crisis".
246. Fellows, Will. A passion to preserve; gay men as keepers of culture. Madison,
The University of Wisconsin Press, 2004. x, 288p., first printing, dj. 22.00
247. Ferris, Haviland. Runes for faring forth. Champaign, IL, The Finial Press, 1975.
63p., drawings by Doyle Moore, one of 1,000 copies, signed by Ferris, wraps.
Poetry. Young 1232*. 45.00
248. Ferro, Robert. The blue star. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1985. 244p., first edition,
dj. 15.00
249. Ferro, Robert. Second son; a novel. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1985. 215p., first
edition, dj. 20.00
250. Ferro, Robert. Second son; a novel. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1985. 215p.,
signed by Ferro on the title page, first edition, dj. 45.00
251. Fierstein, Harvey. Safe sex. New York, Atheneum, 1987. xii, 112p., first printing,
dj. 22.00
252. Fierstein, Harvey. The torch song trilogy; three plays, with an introduction by
James Leverett and a note by the author. New York, The Gay Presses of New York,
1979. 173p., later printing, wraps. 15.00
253. Fikso, Eunice . Haakon; a novel, by C. F. Griffin [pseud.]. New York, Thomas Y.
Crowell Company, 1978. 296p., first edition, dj. Young 1619*. 25.00
254. Fisher, David. Requiem for huertebise: homage to Jean Cocteau. South San
Francisco, ManRoot Books, 1974. [16]p. wraps. Poetry. Young 1259*. 25.00
255. Fisher, Pete. Dreamlovers. New York, The Sea Horse Press, [1981?]. 222p.,
wraps. 22.00
256. Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. The Alderson story; my life as a political prisoner. New
York , International Publishers, 1963. 221p., wraps. First paperback edition.
10.00
"'Alderson' is the Federal Women's Reformatory. Conceived as a model for
rehabilitating its inmates, it is nestled in a picturesque valley of mountainous West
Virginia. Here is the life behind the facade." Includes a chapter discussing the cruel
horrors of prison lesbianism.
257. Folisade. Quicksand! African American lesbian erotica; poetry. Palo Alto, CA,
BAP, 1992. 64p., wraps. 12.00

258. Forster, Wilfried. Body-shots; photographien. Berlin, Bruno Gmünder, 1987.
Unpaginated, profusely illus. with black/white and color male photography, 9.5x10.5
inches, first printing, wraps . 35.00
259. Foster, David William . Gay and lesbian themes in Latin American writing.
Austin, University of Texas Press, 1991. ix, 178p., first wraps edition. (Pan
American) 15.00
260. Foster, David William . Gay and lesbian themes in Latin American writing.
Austin, University of Texas Press, 1991. ix, 178p., first edition, dj. (Pan American)
25.00
261. Foster, Jeannette. Sex variant women in literature; with a new afterwod by
Barbara Grier. Baltimore, Diana Press, 1975. vii, 420p., first Diana Press edition,
untitled glossy white wraps in a colorful printed dj. Reprint of the first edition with a
new afterword by Grier; copyright page denominates this issue as a "second
edition." Grier A B C***. 10.00
262. Frank, Miriam and Desma Holcomb. Pride at work; organizing for lesbian and
gay rights in unions. New York, Lesbian and Gay Labor Network, 1990. iii, 100p.,
wraps. 20.00
263. Freedman, Mark. Homosexuality and psychological functioning. Belmont,
CA, Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 1971. [xvi], 124p., first printing, wraps.
18.00
264. Fricke, Aaron. Reflections of a rock lobster; a story about growing up gay.
Boston, Alyson Publications, 1981. 116p., first printing, wraps. 18.00
265. Fritscher, Jack. The geography of women; a romantic comedy, a novel. San
Francisco, Palm Drive Publishing, 1998. 139p., signed by Fritscher, first printing,
wraps. 18.00
266. Fritscher, Jack. Some dance to remember. Stamford, Knights Press, 1990.
562p., slightly creased wraps. 18.00
267. Galloway, David and Christian Sabisch, eds. Calamus; male homosexuality in
twentieth-century literature, an international anthology. New York, Quill, 1982.
503p., first wraps printing. 15.00
268. Garber, Marjorie. Vice versa; bisexuality and the eroticism of everyday life. New
York, Simon & Schuster, 1995. 606p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 20.00
269. Gay Athletic Games. Gay Athletic Games I. San Francisco, Arts & Athletics,
1982. 64p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 18.00
270. Gay Freedom Day Committee. Liberty & justice for all! The 1980 Gay
Freedom Day parade & celebration. San Francisco, the Committee, 1980. [96]p.,
illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 20.00
271. Gearhart, Sally Miller. The wanderground; stories of the hill women, with
illustrations by Elizabeth Ross. Watertown, MA, Persephone Press, 1978. 196p.,
first edition, wraps. Grier A***. 10.00

272. Geis, Gilbert. Not the law's business? An examination of homosexuality,
abortion, prostitution, narcotics and gambling in the United States. Rockville, MD,
National Institute of Mental Health. Center for Studies of Crime and Delinquency,
1972. viii, 262p., wraps slightly shelf worn. (Crime and Delinquency) 12.00
273. Genega, Paul. Kings and beggars. San Francisco, GLB Publishers, 1993. 62p.,
wraps. Poetry. 15.00
274. Genet, Jean. les nègres; pour jouer les nègres, clownerie, photographies de
Ernest Scheidegger. N. pl., Marc Barbezat, 1960. 181p. + 33p. photos of the
production stage at Théatre de Lutèce, later wraps edition. 22.00
275. Gerassi, John. The boys of Boise; furor, vice, and folly in an American city.
New York, The Macmillan Company, 1966. xviii, 328p., first printing, dj. First book
by the noted left internationalist . 50.00
276. Gerhart, Klaus. Embracing men. Los Angeles, Pohlmann Press, 1994.
Unpaginated, profusely illus. with the Los Angeles photographer's black/white
homoerotic photography, first edition, wraps. 30.00
277. Gessen, Masha. The rights of lesbians and gay men in the Russian
Federation; an International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission report,
foreword by Larisa I. Bogoraz. San Francisco, IGLHRC, 1994. 120p. (half in
English, half in Russian), wraps. 20.00
278. Gettings, John. Couples; a photographic documentary of gay and lesbian
relationships, with an afterword by Quentin Crisp. Hanover, University Press of
New Englnad, 1996. vii, 127p. profusely illus. with Gettings' black/white
photography shot at NY's Sontewall 25 and Gay Pride celebration in 1994, 9x8.5
inches, first printing, dj. 20.00
279. Gidlow, Elsa. Elsa; I come with my songs, the autobiography of Elsa Gidlow.
San Francisco, Booklegger Press, 1985. 422p., wraps. 12.00
280. Gidlow, Elsa. Makings for meditation; a collection of parapoems, reverant and
irreverant. Mill Valley, CA, Druid Heights Books, 1973. [42]p., one of 2000 copies,
signed by the lesbian poet, wraps. Grier A**. 50.00
281. Gidlow, Elsa. Sapphic songs; eighteen to eighty, revised edition. Mill Valley, CA,
Druid Heights Books, 1982. xv, 93p., wraps. Poetry. 18.00
282. Gifford, Barry. Francis goes to the seashore; the pillow book of Francis
Reeves. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1982. 134p., first printing, dj. 18.00
283. Gilgun, John. From the inside out; poems. Mulvane, KS, Three Phase
Publishing, 1991. 46p., wraps. 18.00
284. Gilgun, John. Music I never dreamed of. New York, Amethyst Press, 1989.
145p., first edition, wraps. Coming-of-age novel with McCarthy-era themes , set in
1950s Boston. 17.00
285. Gill, John. Between worlds; new & selected poems. Brooklyn, Hanging Loose
Press, 1993. 108p., first edition, wraps. Contains homoerotic poetry. 12.00

286. Ginsberg, Allen. Gay Sunshine interview with Allen Young. Bolinas, Grey Fox
Press, 1974. [iv], 42p., wraps. Young 1452*. 22.00
287. Ginsberg, Allen. Howl; and other poems . San Francisco, City Lights Books,
1966. 44p., later printing, wraps. (Pocket Poets Series Number Four) 12.00
288. Gluckman, Amy and Betsy Reed, eds. Homo economics; capitalism,
community, and lesbian and gay life. New York, Routledge, 1997. xxxi, 283p.,
wraps. 12.00
289. Godwin, Nicola. Belinda Hollows and Sheridan Nye, eds. Assaults on
convention; essays on lesbian transgressors. London, Cassell, 1996. vi, 218p.,
wraps. 15.00
290. Goff, Michael, ed. Out in America; a portrait of gay and lesbian life. New York,
Viking Studio Books, 1994. 224p., profusely illus., 9x12 inch cloth boards, first
printing, dj. 22.00
291. Gomez, Jewelle. Forty-three Septembers; essays. Ithaca, NY, Firebrand Books,
1993. 196p., wraps. Third book by the African American lesbian. 10.00
292. Goodman, Gerre, George Lakey, Judy Lashof and Erika Thorne. No turning
back: lesbian and gay liberation for the '80s; foreword by Malcolm Boyd.
Philadelphia, New Society Publishers, 1983. 152p., wraps. 15.00
293. Goodman, Paul. Making do. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1963. viii,
276p., first edition, worn dj. *Nicely 441. Young 1527*. 10.00
294. Goss, Robert. Jesus acted up; a gay and lesbian manifesto. San Francisco,
HarperSanFrancisco, 1993. xxi, 240p., first printing, dj. Gay theologian. 15.00
295. Goytisolo, Juan. Forbidden territory [and] Realms of strife; the memoirs of
Juan Goytisolo, translated by Peter Busch. San Francisco, North Point Press, 1989
and 1990. Two volumes. Vol. I, 1931-1956, 235p., dj. Vol. II, 1957-1982, 261p., dj.
25.00
296. Grahn, Judy. The queen of swords. Boston, Beacon Press, 1987. x. 178p.,first
printing, dj. 10.00
297. Grahn, Judy. A woman is talking to death; graphics by Karen Sjîholm. Oakland,
Diana Press, 1977. 19p. + two lithographs (reproduced in offset) by Sjîholm at front
and rear, first printing, wraps. Grier A*. 30.00
298. Green, Michelle. The dream at the end of the world; Paul Bowles and the
literary renegades in Tangier. New York, HarperCollins Publishers, 1991. xvi,381p.
+ 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 22.00
299. Greene, Harlan. What the dead remember. New York, Dutton, 1991. 180p., first
edition, dj. Lambda literary awards winner. 17.00
300. Greene, Harlan. Why we never danced the Charleston. New York, St.
Martin's/Marek, 1984. 151p., first edition, dj. 25.00
301. Grega, Will. Will Grega's gay music guide. New York, Pop Front Press, 1994.
96p., wraps. 10.00

302. Grier, Barbara. Lesbiana; book reviews from the LADDER, 1966-1972,
introduction by Ann Leeson. Reno, The Naiad Press, 1976. iv, 309p., wraps. Cover
design by Tee Corrine. 20.00
303. Grier, Barbara and Coletta Reid, eds. The lesbians home journal; illustrated by
Ellen Vogel. Baltimore, Diana Press, 1976. 326p., slightly creased wraps. Grier A***.
22.00
304. Grosskurth, Phyllis. Havelock Ellis; a biography. New York, Alfred A. Knopf,
1980. xvi, 492p. + 16p. photos, first edition, dj. 22.00
305. Grumbach, Doris. The ladies. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1979. 210p., first edition,
dj. Novel of Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, and their open lesbian
relationship in Victorian England. 20.00
306. Grumley, Michael. Life drawing; a novel. Foreword by Edmund White, afterword
by George Stambolian. New York, Grove Weidenfeld, 1991. xii, 156p., first printing,
dj. 20.00
307. Gurganus, Allan. White people. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1990. 252p., first
edition, dj. Nine stories. 17.00
308. Hall, Richard. Three plays for a gay theater & three essays. New York, Viking,
1991. 177p., wraps. 22.00
309. Hallasy, Paul. New York underground. New York, the author, 1987. 60p.,
wraps. 25.00
310. Hansen, Joseph. Living upstairs. New York, Dutton, 1993. 218p., first printing,
dj. 18.00
311. Hansen, Joseph. Strange marriage by James Colton [pseud.]. Los Angeles,
Argyle Books, 1965. 176p., first edition, slightly edgeworn and rubbed dj. Young
748*. 65.00
312. Hansen, Joseph. Trouble maker. London, Harrap, 1975. 164p., first British
edition, dj. Young 1705*. 30.00
313. Harper, James. A queer view of Ted. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968.
159p., very good first edition PBO in pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (French Line
FL 49) 20.00
314. Harper, Philip Brian. Are we not men? Masculine anxiety and the problem of
African-American identity. New York, Oxford University Press, 1996. xv, 254p., first
printing, dj. With considerable material on homosexuality, and on AIDS. 17.00
315. Harrington, Len. Jock and rock. San Diego, Publishers Export Co., 1968. 157p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction with
some African American content. (French Line FL-34) 40.00
316. Harris, Daniel. The rise and fall of gay culture. New York, Hyperion, 1997. x,
278p., first printing, dj. 15.00
317. Harris, E. Lynn. If this world were mine. New York, Doubleday, 1997. 318p.,
first edition, dj. Gay African American author. 22.00

318. Harris, E. Lynn. Just as I am; a novel. New York, Doubleday, 1994. 368p.,
advance reading copy, wraps. Gay African American author. 22.00
319. Hart, George. The straight or gay book. Los Angeles, Price/Stern/Sloan, 1974.
[32]p., illus. with Hart's cartoons, wraps. Humor. 35.00
320. Harvey, Andrew. Burning houses. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1986.
214p., first edition, dj. 17.00
321. Harvey, Andrew. The essential gay mystics. Edison, NJ, Castle Books, 1997. x,
290p., first Castle edition, dj. 15.00
322. Harvey, Andrew, editor. The essential gay mystics. San Francisco,
HarperSanFrancisco, 1997. 290p., first printing, dj. 17.00
323. Hauser, Richard. The homosexual society. London, The Bodley Head, 1962.
167p., first printing, dj. 45.00
324. Hay, Harry. Radically gay; gay liberation in the words of its founder, edited by
Will Roscoe. Boston, Beacon Press, 1996. 366p., first printing, dj. 22.00
325. Helfand, Glen, organizer. What's wrong with this picture? Artists respond to
censorship. Essays by Sherry Lee Thomas, Renny Pritikin, David Levi Strauss,
Rebecca Solnit. Artists: ACT-UP, Greg Adair, et. al., September 22 - October 28,
1989. San Francisco, San Francisco Arts Commisstion Gallery, 1989. 28p., illus.,
wraps. 22.00
Photographic cover displays a succinct surrealist collage; vignette exhibit photos in
the text.
326. Helms, Alan. Young man from the provinces; a gay life before Stonewall.
Boston, Faber and Faber, 1995. x, 206p., first printing, dj. Autobiography rooted in
gay New York and post-Stonewall Boston. 20.00
327. Hemphill, Essex. ed. Brother to brother; new writings by black gay men,
conceived by Joseph Fairchild Beam, projected managed by Dorothy Beam.
Boston, Alyson Publications, 1991. xxxi, 274p., first printing, wraps. Contributors
include Alan Miller, Adrian Stanford, Assoto Saint and others. 15.00
328. Highwater, Jamake. The mythology of transgression; homosexuality as
metaphor. New York, Oxford University Press, 1997. 261p., first printing, dj.
18.00
329. Hippler, Mike. Matlovich; the good soldier. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1989.
176p. + 8p. photos, first printing, dj. Decorated Air Force vet Matlovich was, in his
words, given "a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one". 25.00
330. Hippler, Mike. Matlovich; the good soldier. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1989.
176p. + 8p. photos, first wraps printing. Decorated Air Force vet Matlovich was, in
his words, given "a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one".
12.00

331. Hobby, Elaine and Chris White, eds. What lesbians do in books. London, The
Women's Press, 1991. ix, 283p., first printing, wraps. An anthology of writings about
lesbian "writers, readers and as characters in literature". 15.00
332. Hocquenghem, Guy. Homosexual desire; translated by Daniella Danghoor.
London, Allison & Busby, 1978. 144p., wraps. 25.00
333. Hodges, Andrew and David Hutter. With downcast gays; aspects of
homosexual self-oppression. Toronto, Pink Triangle Press, 1979. 44p., second
edition, wraps. 12.00
334. Hollinghurst, Alan. The folding star. New York, Pantheon, 1994. 422p., first US
edition, dj. 18.00
335. Hollinghurst, Alan. The swimming-pool library. New York, Random House,
1988. 288p., first US edition, dj. 35.00
336. Hollingsworthy, Llewellyn [pseudonym of Lyal H. Stevens]. Coq le grand. San
Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1970. 195p., wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (GL 151) 25.00
337. Horner, Tom. Eros in Greece; a sexual inquiry. New York, Aegean Books, 1978.
126p., wraps. Pulp format. 22.00
338. Horner, Tom. Jonathan loved David; homosexuality in biblical times.
Philadelphia, The Westminster Press, 1978. 163p., first edition, wraps. 25.00
339. Horowitz, Gene. Privates. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1986. 243p., first
edition, dj. 18.00
340. Housman, A. E. More poems. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1936. 73p., front., first
US edition. The British first edition is Young 1899*. 10.00
341. Hoyt, Edwin P. Horatio's boys; the life and works of Horatio Alger, Jr. Radnor,
PA, Chilton Book Company, 1974. v, 263p. incl. illus., first edition, dj. 25.00
'The only tells-it-all biography of America's all-time best-selling author' - dj.
342. Hufford, Charlie. Page thirty-two. Oakland, Carter Press, 1992. 132p., first
printing, wraps. 15.00
343. Hughes, Peter Tuesday . Come with me ... San Diego, Greenleaf Classics,
1969. 195p., very good first printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay
pulp fiction . (Greenleaf Classic GL 112) 25.00
344. Humphrey, Mary Ann. My country, my right to serve; experiences of gay men
and women in the military, World War II to the present. New York, HarperCollins
Publishers, 1990. xxxiii, 285p., first printing, dj. 18.00
345. Humphreys, Laud. Out of the closets; the sociology of homosexual liberation.
Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, 1972. xiv, 176p., later printing, wraps. 18.00
346. Hunter, Gabriel [pseudonym of Gerard G. Brissette]. Coxswains of Malibu. San
Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969. 195p., very good first printing PBO in red & white
camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (GL 118) 35.00
.

347. Hurtado, Joaquín. Guerros y otros marginales. Mexico City, Consejo Nacional
para la Cultura y las Artes, 1993. 75p., one of 1,000 copies, first edition, wraps.
25.00
348. Hutchins, Maude. A diary of love. New York, New Directions, 1950. 184p., first
edition in edgeworn dj from a later printing. Young 1929, Grier B**. 25.00
349. Indiana, Gary. Gone tomorrow. New York, Pantheon Books, 1993. 244p., first
edition, dj. 18.00
350. Indiana, Gary. Rent boy. New York and London, Serpent's Tail/High Risk, 1994.
121p., first printing, wraps. 15.00
351. Isherwood, Christopher. Diaries; volume one: 1939-1969, edited and introduced
by Katherine Bucknell. New York, Micael di Capua Books/HarperCollins, 1997. liv,
1047p., first US edition, remainder mark, dj. 18.00
352. Isherwood, Christopher. Lions and shadows; an education in the twenties.
Norfolk, CT, New Directions, 1947. 312p., spine faded. Young 1969. 18.00
353. Islas, Arturo. The rain god; a desert tale. Palo Alto, Alexandrian Press, 1984.
180p., first wraps edition. Contains a major gay character. 17.00
354. Itiel, Joseph. The Franz document. San Francisco, Orchid House, 1989. iv,
295p., signed by Itiel, wraps. Odd novel of a gay Jewish anarchist who survives the
camps. 30.00
355. Jackson, Ed and Stan Persky. Flaunting it! A decade of gay journalism from
THE BODY POLITIC, an anthology. Vancouver, New Star Books, 1982. 312p., first
printing, wraps. 22.00
356. Jacobs, Edward R. Gay boy. N. pl., Golden State News, [1964]. 160p.,very good
first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . Norman notes
that this is "possibly the first porno with man/boy cover art." This cataloguer does
not agree as the "boy" looks pretty full-grown and masculine to me. Gay pup fiction.
(Nite Time Original #123) 35.00
357. James, Sky. Bunk buddies; an original novel. New York, Midwood Books, 1969.
196p., photo-pictorial wraps slightly creased. Young 2003* Gay pulp fiction. (35-225)
22.00
358. Jarman, Derek. Modern nature. Woodstock, The Overlook Press, 1994. 314p. +
32p. photos, first US edition, dj. Jarman's journals from 1989-90, detailing the
filmmaker's battle with AIDS. 17.00
359. Jarman, Derek. Queer Edward II. London, British Film Institute, 1991. 169p.,
illus., first printing, wraps. 20.00
Jarman's comments: "How to make a film of a gay love affair and get it
commissioned. Find a dusty old play and violate it." (Introduction), and dedicated it
to the repeal of England's anti-gay laws.
360. Jay, Karla and Allen Young, eds. Out of the closets; voices of gay liberation.
New York, Links Books, 1975. 403p., wraps . 15.00

361. Jay, Karla and Allen Young, eds. Out of the closets; voices of gay liberation.
New York, Douglas Books, 1975. 403p., signed by Jay, first printing, dj. 35.00
362. Jay, Michael. Gay love signs; the new astrology guide for men who love men,
revised edition. New York, Plume Books, 1990. xvii, 445p., first printing, wraps.
15.00
363. Jeffers, H. Paul. A portrait in murder and gay colors. Stamford, Knights Press,
1985. 273p., first printing, wraps. Gay mystery. 17.00
364. Jeffreys, Sheila. The lesbian heresy; a feminist perspective on the lesbian
sexual revolution. North Melbourne, Spinifex Press, 1993. xvi, 208p., first printing,
wraps. 12.00
365. Johnson, Fenton. Geography of the heart; a memoir. New York, Scribner, 1996.
237p., first printing, dj. The author's memoir of his lover, Larry Rose, who died of
AIDS. 17.00
366. Jonas, Stephen. Two for Jack Spicer. South San Francisco, Manroot Books,
1974. [24]p., 8.5x11 inch sheets folded in half and fastened into 8.5x6.5 printed
wraps. Gay African American poet. Young 2038. 30.00
367. Jones, Anderson, essays. Men together; portraits of love, commitment, and life,
photographs by David Fields. Philadelphia, Running Press, 1997. 128p. profusely
illus. with Fields' black/white photos, 11x9 inches, first printing, dj. 25.00
368. Jorgensen, Christine. A personal autobiography; with an introduction by Harry
Benjamin. New York, Bantam, 1968. xix, 300p. + 16p. b&w photos, paperback
edition, very good in wraps. Young 2045. (N3854) 12.00
369. Kaiser, Jon D. Immune power; combine holistic and standard medical therapies
into the optimal treatment program for HIV, the comprehensive healing program for
HIV. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1993. xiii, 240p., first printing, dj. 15.00
370. Kane, Daniel. Power & magic. London, GMP, 1987. 212p., first printing, wraps.
Novel. 18.00
371. Kaplan, Morris B. Sexual justice; democratic citizenship and the politics of
desire. New York, Routledge, 1997. xix, 281p., wraps. Sexual equality as a
democratic imperative. 12.00
372. Katz, Jonathan. The Founding of the Mattachine Society: an interview with
Henry Hay; in Radical America, vol. 11, no. 4. Somerville, MA, Radical America,
1977. With other articles, including Nell Painter and Hosea Hudson, "Hosea
Hudson: a Negro Communist in the Deep South." Entire issue is 62 p., in slightly
worn original wraps. 12.00
373. Katz, Jonathan, ed. Gay American history; lesbians and gay men in the U.S.A.,
a documentary. New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1976. xiv, 690p., later
wraps printing. 15.00
374. Katz, Jonathan Ned. The invention of heterosexuality; foreword by Gore Vidal,
afterword by Lisa Duggan. New York, Dutton, 1995. xi, 289p., first printing, dj.
18.00

375. Kellogg, Stuart, ed. Literary visions of homosexuality. New York, Haworth
Press, 1983. x, 174p. Published also as Journal of Homosexuality, vol. 8, #3-4.
Includes essays by Edmund White, Louis Crompton, Roger Austen, Richard Hall,
and others. (Research on homosexuality #6) 25.00
376. Kelly, Dennis. Size queen and other poems. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine
Press, 1981. 111p., signed by Kelly on the title page, first wraps edition (issued
contemporaneously with the hardback limited edition). 30.00
377. Kelly, Kevin. One singular sensation; the Michael Bennett story. New York,
Doubleday, 1990. xx, 327p. + 16p. photos, first printing, slightly won dj. Biography
of the creator of A Chorus Line. 17.00
378. Kennedy, Hubert. Anarchist of love; the secret life of John Henry Mackay. New
York, Mackay Society, 1983. 24p. first edition, wraps. 22.00
379. Kennedy, Hubert. Ulrichs: the life and works of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, pioneer of
the modern gay movement. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1988. 252p., first wraps
edition. 15.00
380. Kent, Girard. The boy harlequin and other stories. San Francisco, Gay
Sunshine Press, 1983. 190p., first wraps edition (issued contemporaneously with
the limited hardcover edition). 18.00
381. Kilgore, Steve. The erotic 'peek-freaks'. Los Angeles, Classic Publications,
1969. 190p., very good first edition in plain lavender wraps. Pseudoscientific "casestudies"
of peeping-toms with some gay and lesbian content. 30.00
382. King, Bruce. The triangle. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1969. 91p., wraps. Gay
pulp fiction. (101-45) 25.00
383. Kirkwood, James. Hit me with a rainbow; a novel. New York, Delacorte Press,
1980. 372p., first edition, edgeworn dj. 15.00
384. Kirkwood, James. Some kind of hero; a novel. New York, Thomas Y. Crowell
Company, 1975. 399p., first printing, dj. Young 2152. 25.00
385. [Kirstein, Lincoln]. By with to & from; a Lincoln Kirstein reader, edited Nicholas
Jenkins. New York, Farrar, straus & Giroux, 1991. xxi, 423p. incl. illus., first edition,
dj . 18.00
386. Kleinberg, Seymour. Alienated affections; being gay in America. New York, St.
Martin's Press, 1980. xiii, 256p., first edition, dj. 15.00
387. Koelsch, William A. The view from the closet; essays on gay life and liberation,
1973-1977, by A. Nolder Gay [pseud.]. Boston, Union Park Press, 1978. vii, 108p.,
first edition, wraps. 18.00
388. Koertge, Noretta, ed. . Philosophy and homosexuality. New York, Harrington
Park Press, 1985. 98p., wraps. Also published as JOURNAL OF
HOMOSEXUALITY, Vol. 6, #4, and under the title, THE NATURE AND CAUSES
OF HOMOSEXUALITY. (Research on homosexuality, #3) 15.00

389. Koestenbaum, Wayne. The queen's throat; opera, homosexuality, and the
mystery of desire. New York, Poseidon Press, 1993. 271p., first printing, dj.
17.00
390. Kovar, Dallas . One to share ... San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1968. 160p.,
very good first edition PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Western-themed,
compared to Amory's "Loon" novels. First of a series. Gay pulp fiction. Young 2183*.
(Greenleaf Classic GC 296) 25.00
Western-themed, compared to Amory's "Loon" novels. Gay pulp fiction. Cowpokes!
First in the series.
391. Kramer, Larry. Reports from the holocaust: the making of an AIDS activist.
New York, St. Martin's Press, 1989. xviii, 284p., first edition, dj. 15.00
392. Krich, A. M., ed. The homosexuals as seen by themselves and thirty authorities.
New York, The Citadel Press, 1961. xiv, 346p., later wraps printing. 17.00
393. Krieger, Nancy and Rose Appleman. The politics of AIDS. Oakland, Frontline
Pamphlets, 1986. 60p., wraps. 12.00
394. Lahr, John. Dame Edna Everage and the rise of western civilization;* backstage
with Barry Humphries. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1992. 242p. + 8p. photos,
first US printing, dj. Australian crossdresser. 22.00
395. Lake, Bambi, with Alvin Orloff. The unsinkable Bambi Lake; a fairy tale
containing the dish on Cockettes, punks, and Angels, introduction by Exene
Cervenka. San Francisco, Manic D. Press, 1996. 157p., first printing, wraps.
12.00
396. Lange, Monique. The kissing fish; translated by Richard Howard. New York,
Criterion Books, 1960. 90p., first US edition, dj with small stain at base not affecting
book. Young 2232*. 35.00
397. Lansing, Shane. Hard, hot hard-hat. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1971.
154p., illustrated wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Pleasure Reader PR 298) 20.00
398. Lardo, Vincent. The prince and the pretender. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1984. 204p., first edition, wraps. 17.00
399. Larkin, Clay. A different love; a gay romance. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1983. 131p., first edition, wraps. Paperback original, set in San Francisco. 15.00
400. Laws, Jay B. Steam. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1991. 398p., first edition,
wraps. 15.00
401. Lawton, Jeff. Screw 22. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969. 195p., very good
first printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (GL 145)
25.00
402. Leavitt, David. Arkansas; three novellas. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company,
1997. 198p., first printing, dj. 18.00
403. Leavitt, David. Equal affections; a novel. New York, Weidenfeld & Nicolson,
1989. 268p., first printing, dj. 20.00

404. Leavitt, David. Equal affections; a novel. New York, Weidenfeld & Nicolson,
1989. 268p., advance reading copy, slightly worn wraps. 22.00
405. Leavitt, David. Family dancing. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1986. 206p., later
printing of Leavitt's first book, dj. 30.00
406. Leavitt, David. The lost language of cranes. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1986.
319p., first edition, edgeworn dj. First novel. 17.00
407. Lebeaupin, RV. Photographies; joue-le moi plaisir. Berlin, Bruno Gmünder,
1994. Unpaginated, profusely illus. with Lebeaupin's black/white homoerotic
photography, 9.5x12.5 inches, wraps. 35.00
408. Leddick, David. Men in the sun. New York, Universe Publishing, 1999.
Unpaginated, profusely illus. with black/white male nude photography by Salvatore
Baiano, Dianora Niccolini, Andy Devine, Dick Sweet and others, first printing, wraps.
Taken on Miami beaches. 25.00
409. Lee, Ronald D., with Frank Melleno and Robert Mullis. Gay men speak; the yes
book of sex. San Francisco, Multi Media Resource Center, 1973. [40]p., wraps.
22.00
410. LES. Take that! Diary of a dungeonmaster, the erotic art of LES, edited and
arranged by Joseph W. Bean, with an introduction by Peter Fiske. San Francisco,
Brush Creek Media, 1998. 79p., profusely illus. with LES' black/white drawings,
8.5x11 inches, very good in wraps. (Brush Creek Media Artists 4) 35.00
411. Lesbian and Gay Media Advocates. Talk back! The gay person's guide to
media action. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1982. 119p., first printing, wraps.
15.00
412. Lester, Lance [pseudonym of Disney writer George Davies, aka Ricardo Amory].
MacNeil's raiders. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1971. 189p., first printing PBO
in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Pleasure Reader PR 326)
30.00
Lester/Davies wrote for Walt Disney and also did a series of underground Disney
porn comics, as well as spoofing Richard Amory as Ricardo Amory, Fruit of the
Loon! - Banis page 139.
413. Leventhal, Stan. Mountain climbing in Sheridan Square a novel. Austin,
Banned Books, 1988. iii, 175p., first edition, wraps. 22.00
414. Levy, Owen. A brother's touch. New York, Pinnacle Books, 1982. 271p., first
printing, wraps. Paperback original. 17.00
415. Leyland, Winston, ed. Manplay; true gay encounters, volume 3. San Francisco,
Gay Sunshine Press, 1987. 187p., first printing, wraps. 17.00
416. Leyland, Winston, ed. My deep dark pain is love; a collection of Latin American
gay fiction, translated from the Spanish and Portuguese by E. A. Lacey. San
Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1983. 383p., first edition (issued
contemporaneously with the limited edition). 65.00

417. Leyland, Winston, ed. Orgasms; homosexual encounters from FIRST HAND,
volume 2. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1985. 189p., first wraps edition
(issued contemporaneously with the limited hardback edition). 17.00
418. Liberace, Wladziu Valentino. Liberace; an autobiography. New York, G. P.
Putnam's Sons, 1973. 316p. + 32p. photos, first edition, worn dj. 18.00
419. Licata, Salvatore J. and Robert P. Petersen, eds. The gay past; a collection of
historical essays. New York, Harrington Park Press, 1985. 224p., wraps. Originally
appeared in the JOURNAL OF HOMOSEXUALITY, Vol. 6, #s 1/2. 17.00
420. Liebman, Marvin. Coming out conservative; an autobiography. San Francisco,
Chronicle Books, 1992. 272p. + 16p. photos, very good first printing, cloth-backed
boards, dj. Liebman gives us another example of internalized oppression ...
15.00
421. Light, Tenebris. Three rainbows. London, Brilliance Books, 1982. 93p., wraps.
20.00
422. Lonidier, Lynn. Po tree & illustrations; with drawings by Betty & Shirley Wong.
Boyes Hot Springs, CA, ManRoot Press, 1989. viii, 42p., wraps. Lesbian poet.
15.00
423. Louganis, Greg, with Eric Marcus. Breaking the surface. New York, Random
House, 1995. xiv, 290p. + 32p. photos, signed by Louganis, first printing, dj.
25.00
424. Loughery, John. The other side of silence; men's lives and gay identities: a
twentieth-century history. New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1998. xviii, 507p. +
16p. photos., first printing, dj. 25.00
425. Loulan, JoAnn. Lesbian passion; loving ourselves and each other, with Mariah
Burton Nelson. Minneapolis, Spinsters Ink, 1987. [xii], 223p., first edition, wraps.
8.00
426. Lounge, Milton C., Jr. Cream of the crop. New York, 101 Enterprises, 1968.
91p., very good first edition in camp photographic wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (101-34)
22.00
427. Lubin, Yves . Stations; poems by Assotto Saint [pseud.]. New York, Galiens
Press, 1989. 46p., printed obituary for Lubin/Saint laid in, first printing, wraps.
25.00
428. Lundon, Ace. The closets are empty...the dining room's full; an
autobiographical legacy. Reno, Ponderosa Publishing House, 1993. x, 339p., first
printing, dj . 18.00
429. Mackay, John Henry and Benjamin R. Tucker. Lieber Tucker; briefe und
postkarten John Henry Mackays an Benjamin R. Tucker, herausgegeben von
Hubert Kennedy. Aus dem Englischen übersetzt und für die deutsche Ausgabe
bearbeitet von Paul Jordens unter Mitarbeit von Hubert Kennedy. Anhang
Biographische Auskünfte über John Henry Mackay und Benjamin R. Tucker von
Uwe Timm. Staatssozialismus und Anarchismus Inwieweit sie übereinstimmen und

worin sie sich unterscheiden von Benjamin R. Tucker . Berklin, Karin Kramer
Verlag, 2001. 175p., wraps, illus. Limited to 350 copies. Text in German. 45.00
430. Magee, Bryan. One in twenty; a study of homosexuality in men and women.
New York, Stein and Day, 1966. 192p., dj. 25.00
431. Maitland, Richard. Dicky dandies. Boyes Hot Springs, ManRoot Press, 1989.
96p., illus., one of 1,100 copies, 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Collages. 22.00
432. Mann, Klaus. The pious dance; the adventure story of a young man, translated
by Laurence Senelick. New York, Paj Publications, 1987. ix, 181p., first US edition,
dj. 25.00
433. Mantegazza, Paolo. The sexual relations of mankind; translated from the
latest Italian edition, as approved by the author, by Samuel Putnam, edited with an
introduction by Victor Robinson. New York, Eugenics Publishing Company, 1935.
xvi, 335p., later edition, shelfworn dj. With material on homosexuality scattered
throughout. 25.00
434. Marchessault, Jovette. Lesbian triptych; translated by Yvonne M. Klein.
Toronto, Women's Press, 1985. 100p., first English language edition, wraps.
Canadian writer. 10.00
435. Mariah, Paul. Six imaginary letters of young Caesar on the Bythenian tour,
81 B. C. South San Francisco, Manroot Books, 1974. [22]p., folded 8.5x6.5 inches,
wraps. Young 2507. 25.00
436. [Mariah, Paul]. SRJC Gay Students Union presents a Paul Mariah poetry
recital; Newman Auditorium, Nov. 23, 1981, 7:00-10:00pm. San Ramon, SRJC
Gay Students Union, 1981. 11x17 inch stiff cardboard poster, with announcement
in center surrounded by a review of Mariah's THIS LIGHT WILL SPREAD by
Robert Peters. 12.00
437. Marlowe, Kenneth. The male homosexual. Los Angele, Sherbourne Press,
1965. 158p., wraps with closed tear on spine. 35.00
438. Marlowe, Kenneth. Mr. Madam; confessions of a male madam. New York,
Paperback Library, 1965. 254p., reprint, wraps. (Paperback Library 55-857)
12.00
439. Martell, Dan. A book about angels. Port Carling, ONT, the author, [1994]. 24p.,
illus. with pix of plaster angel statues, wraps. 10.00
440. Martell, Dan. Queer love poems. Port Carling, ONT, the author, [1994]. 32p.,
wraps. 10.00
441. Martial. The dead slave and other poems; some versions from Book XV of
Marcus Valerius Martialis made and introduced by Kenneth Hopkins. Scarborough,
ON, Catalyst, 1977. [16]p., one of 300 copies, wraps. 25.00
442. Martin, Andrew. Techies do too. New York, Star Dist., 1988. 152p., camp
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS 69-581) 15.00

443. Masters, William H. and Virginia E. Johnson. Human sexual inadequacy.
Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1979. x, 467p., first edition, dj. 25.00
444. Matson, Clive. Equal in desire; art by Renee June. South San Francisco,
ManRoot Press, 1983. 21p., wraps. Poetry with uncertain sexual content. 15.00
445. Maugham, Robin. The boy from Beirut and other stories, edited by Peter
Burton. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 198 2. 160p., first wraps edition of this
posthumous collection (issued contemporaneously with the limited hardback
edition). 18.00
446. Mayes, James Russell. Small favors; short stories. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1994. 303p., first printing, dj. Author's first book. 15.00
447. McAlmon, Robert. There was a rustle of black silk stockings. New York,
Belmont Books, 1963. 128p., very good second issue (50 cent cover price) in leggy
wraps. Young 2600*. Grier A* and B* (two stories) Reissue of privately
DISTINGUISHED AIR, printed in Paris in 1925. 18.00
McAlmon, an American expatriot in France, was the publisher of Contact Editions
which published early Hemingway works.
448. McCauley, Stephen. True enough. New York, Simon & Schuster, 2001. 314p.,
first edition, dj. 15.00
449. McCombs, Judith. Sisters and other selves; poems. Detroit, The Glass Bell
Press, 1976. 48p., first edition, wraps. Grier A C**. 25.00
450. McDarrah, Fred W. and Timothy S. McDarrah. Gay pride; photographs from
Stonewall to today. Introductions by Allen Ginsberg and Jill Johnston, historical
essay by Robert Taylor. Chicago, a cappella books, 1994. xxxiv, 188p., profusely
illus., first edition, wraps. 15.00
451. McDermott, Kate, ed. Places, please! The first anthology of lesbian plays. Iowa
City, Aunt Lute Book Company, 1985. xx, 209p., wraps. 12.00
452. McNeill, John J. The church and the homosexual. Kansas City, Sheed
Andrews and McMeel, 1976. xiii, 211p., dj. 17.00
453. McNeill, Wayne. Lola; excerpts from the notebooks of an Angelophile.
Scarborough, ON, Catalyst, 1977. [8]p., wraps. Young 2628. 30.00
454. McVay, Daniel. The baggy-kneed camel blues. Stamford, Knights Press, 1984.
209p., wraps. McVay's first novel. 18.00
455. McVay, Daniel. Fête. Stamford, Knights Press, 1985. 282p., wraps. 15.00
456. McWilliams, Peter. Ain't nobody's business if you do; the absurdity of
consensual crimes in a free society. Los Angeles, Prelude Press, 1993. x, 815p., dj.
20.00
457. Meeker, Richard [pseudonym of Forman Brown] introduction by Hubert Kennedy.
Better angel. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1987. 284p. + new introduction by
Hubert Kennedy, very good in pictorial wraps. First Alyson edition, reprinting the
1933 edition, which is Young 2639. 15.00

Possibly the first novel published in America to show homosexuals in a positive
light.
458. Mellen, Joan. Big bad wolves; masculinity in the American film. New York,
Pantheon Books, 1977. xvi, 365p., illus., dj. With considerable material on
homosexuality. 25.00
459. Merlis, Mark. American studies. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1994.
275p., first edition, dj. Author's first novel. 18.00
460. Merrick, Gordon. The strumpet wind. New York, William Morrow & Company,
1947. 248p., shelfworn dj. Book club edition. Young 2673. 17.00
461. Meyer, Tom. Autumnal. Scarborough, ON, Catalyst, 1975. 4p. folded broadside
containing a single poem, 'Autumnal'. The poem later appeared in 'Uranian Roses'.
30.00
462. Michaels, Grant. Dead on your feet. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1993. 246p.,
first edition, dj. Mystery. 15.00
463. Miles, Barry. Ginsberg; a biography. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1989.
588p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. 18.00
464. Miller, Merle. What happened; a novel. New York, Harper & Row, Publishers,
1972. 342p., first edition, dj. Young 2710*. 20.00
465. Miller, Terry. Standing by; a novel. New York, Gay Presses of New York, 1984.
300p. wraps. Novel of the NY theater. 18.00
466. Mitchell, Carl. Walk the gay night. Van Nuys, CA, Triumph News Co., 1967.
158p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(TNC 312) 30.00
A bisexual ex-Marine on the streets of New Orleans.
467. Mitchell, Larry. The Terminal Bar; a novel. New York, Calamus Books, 1982.
186p., first printing, wraps. 22.00
468. Mitchell, Roger S. the homosexual & the law. New York, Arco, 1969. 96p.,
library edition, slightly worn dj. (Know your law) 35.00
469. Mitzel. The Boston sex scandal. Boston, Glad Day Books, 1980. 148p., wraps.
"... Mitzel reveals the hypocrisy and cynicism that underlie the current crusade
against intergenerational love." - Edmund White, quoted on the book's f.e.p.
25.00
470. Mixner, David. Stranger among friends. New York, Bantam Books, 1996. xiv,
369p., first printing, dj. Memoir by the gay political operative. 15.00
471. Mohr, Richard D. Gay ideas; outing and other controversies. Boston, Beacon
Press, 1992. xii, 311p., first printing, dj slightly creased. 18.00
472. Monette, Paul. Afterlife. New York, Crown Publishers, 1990. 278p., first edition,
dj. Novel. 15.00

473. Monette, Paul. The carpenter at the asylum; poems. Boston, Little, Brown and
Company, 1975. 63p., first edition, very good in a very good dj. Monette's first book.
Young 2753*. 75.00
474. Monette, Paul. The gold diggers. New York, Avon, 1981. 373p., first edition,
wraps slightly worn. Young 2750. 20.00
475. Monette, Paul. The long shot. New York, Avon, 1981. 324p., first edition, wraps.
Young 2751. 25.00
476. Monette, Paul. The politics of silence; the National Book Week lectures.
Washington, Library of Congress, 1993. xiv, 21p. wraps. 25.00
477. Monette, Paul. Sanctuary; a tale of life in the woods, illustrations by Vivienne
Flesher. New York, Scribner, 1997. 95p., first edition, dj. 15.00
478. Monette, Paul. Taking care of Mrs. Carroll; a novel. Boston, Little, Brown and
Company, 1978. 277p., first edition, slightly edgeworn dj. Monette's first novel.
Young 2753*. 75.00
479. Moore, Patrick. This every night. New York, Amethyst Press, 1990. 120p., first
edition, wraps. Novel by the AIDS activist. 17.00
480. Morella, Joseph and George Mazzei. Genius and lust; the creativity and
sexuality of Cole Porter and Noel Coward. New York, Carroll & Graf Publishers,
1995. vii, 276p. + 8p. photos, first printing, dj. 18.00
481. Morris, Jan. Conundrum. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1974. xi, 174p.,
first edition, edgeworn dj. Young 2793. 20.00
482. Morris, Jan. Conundrum. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1974. xi, 174p.,
first edition, dj. Young 2793. 25.00
483. Morse, Carl & Joan Larkin. Gay & lesbian poetry in our time; an anthology.
New York, St. Martin's Press, 1988. xxviii, 401p., first printing, dj. The major
compilation of gay poetry in the 1980s. 25.00
484. Moss, Kevin, ed. Out of the blue; Russia's hidden gay literature, an anthology,
introduction by Simon Karlinsky. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1997. 415p.,
first edition, wraps. 15.00
485. Motley, Willard. Let noon be fair a novel. New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1966.
416p., first edition, edgeworn dj. African American author. *Rideout author. Young
2802. 35.00
486. Murdoch, Iris. A fairly honourable defeat. New York, The Viking Press, 1970.
436p., first US edition, dj. Young 2811*. 25.00
487. Murphy, John. Homosexual liberation; a personal view. New York, Praeger
Publishers, 1971. 182p., edgeworn dj. 22.00
488. Murray, Raymond. Images in the dark; an encyclopedia of gay and lesbian film
and video. Philadelphia, TLA Publications, 1995. xiii, 573p., first printing, wraps.
18.00

489. Myron, Nancy and Charlotte Bunch, eds. Lesbianism and the women's
movement. Blatimore, Diana Press, 1975. 104p., first edition, wraps. 15.00
490. Nava, Michael. The burning plain. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1997.
305p., signed by Nava, first edition, dj; a Henry Rios mystery. 30.00
491. Nava, Michael. The death of friends. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1996.
232p., first printing, dj. The fifth Henry Rios mystery. 18.00
492. Nava, Michael. How town; a novel of suspense. New York, Harper and Row,
1990. 244p., first printing, dj. Mystery set in Sacramento featuring Los Angeles gay
Hispanic lawyer Henry Rios. 20.00
493. 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
494. 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 mystery featuring Los Angeles
gay Hispanic lawyer Henry Rios. 22.00
495. Nava, Michael. La mort à Frisco; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal
Loubet. Paris, Éditions du Masque, 2004. 286p., signed by Nava, later French
edition of The Little Death, wraps. First mystery featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic
lawyer Henry Rios. 18.00
496. 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
mystery featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic lawyer Henry Rios. 22.00
497. Navarre, Yves. Cronus' children; translated by Howard Given. London, John
Calder, 1986. 319p., first edition in English, dj. . 18.00
498. Navarre, Yves. Sweet tooth; translated by Donald Watson. Dallas, Riverrun
Press, 1976. 220p., first US edition, slightly edgeworn dj. The first British edition is
Young 2843*. 18.00
499. Near, Holly, with Derk Richardson. Fire in the rain ... singer in the storm; an
autobiography. New York, William Morrow and Company, 1990. 290p. incl. photos,
signed by the antiimperialist lesbian activist, first printing, edgeworn dj. 15.00
500. Noonan, Bode. Red beans & rice; recipies for lesbian health & wisdom,
illustration & design by Diana Souza. Trumansburg, NY, The Vrossin Press, 1986.
67p., wraps. (Feminist) 10.00
501. Norse, Harold. Karma circuit; 20 poems & a preface. San Francisco,
Pajandrum Press, 1973. 66p., first US edition, wraps. Young 2883. 30.00
502. O'Brien, Justin. Portrait of André Gide; a critical biography. New York, Alfred A.
Knopf, 1953. xii, 390p., xiv index + 6p. photographs, first edition. 22.00

503. O'Connor, Philip. Memoirs of a public baby; with an introduction by Stephen
Spender. New York, British Book Centre, 1958. 232p., second impression,
edgeworn dj. Young 2900. 25.00
504. O'Donnell, Mary, Val Leoffler, Kater Pollock, and Ziesel Saunders. Lesbian
health matters!. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Women's Health Collective, 1980. 101p.,
first printing, slightly worn wraps. 12.00
505. O'Sullivan, Sue and Pratibha Parmar. Lesbians talk (safer) sex. London,
Scarlet Press, 1992. 63p., preface, bibliography, filmography, contacts and sources,
very good first printing, wraps. 12.00
506. Ogg, Elizabeth
. Changing views of homosexuality. New York, Public Affairs Committee, 1978.
28p., wraps. (Public Affairs pamphlet 563) 18.00
507. Oppenheimer, Jerry and Jack Vitek. Idol; Rock Hudson, the true story of an
American film hero. New York, Villard Books, 1986. xiii, 273p. + 16p. photos, first
edition, dj. 20.00
508. Orner, Eric. The seven deadly sins of love ... New York, St. Martin's Press,
1994. Unpaginated, first printing, wraps. Gay cartoons. 15.00
509. Orton, Joe. Head to toe. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1986. 187p., first US
edition, edgeworn dj. The British first edition of this posthumous novel is Young
2929. 25.00
510. Osborn, Torie. Coming home to America; a roadmap to gay & lesbian
empowerment. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1996. 260p., signed by Osborn, first
priting, dj. 18.00
511. Otis, Harry. Camel's farewell. San Francisco, Pan-Graphic Press, 1961. 124p.,
illus. with photos and drawings by Andrew Spencer, stiff wraps in dj with Rolf photo
on rear. (Dorian vignette, #2) 75.00
"[A] collection of fourteen connected 'gay' episodes which shed new light on social
customs of 'Darkest Africa'..." - dj.
512. Out of Control. Sparks fly, women political political prisoners and prisoners of
war in the U.S. Edited by Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women
Political Prisoners and Prisoners of war & the Young Sistes. San Francisco, Agit
Press Collective, 1998. 43p., wraps, illus. Contains biographies, writings and
prisoner art. 12.00
513. Ovesey, Lionel. Homosexuality and pseudohomosexuality. New York,
Science House, 1969. 160p., dj. A collection of Ovesey's "pioneering papers on the
psychodynamics of male homosexuality..." - dj. 25.00
514. Ovesey, Liones. Homosexuality and pseudohomosexuality. New York,
Science House, 1969. 160p., edgeworn dj. 20.00
515. Parker, Pat. Movement in black; the collected poetry of Pat Parker, 1961-1978.
Foreword by Audre Lorde. Introduction by Judy Grahn. Ithaca, Firebrand Books,
[198-?]. 157p., wraps. African American lesbian poet. 15.00

516. Parker, Pat. Womanslaughter; graphics by Irmagean, Karen Sjîholm, Wendy
Cadden. Oakland, Diana Press, 1978. 63p., wraps. African American lesbian poet.
25.00
517. Patton, Cindy and Janis Kelly. Making it/Haciéndolo; a woman's guide to sex in
the age of AIDS. Ithaca, Firebrand Books, 1997. 53p., wraps. Bilingual
English/Spanish, bound dos-a-dos. 15.00
518. Peck, Dale. Martin and John; a novel. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1993.
228p., first US edition, dj. Powerful first novel of love in the age of AIDS. 25.00
519. Peters, Robert. Ludwig of Bavaria; a verse biography and a play for single
performer. Cherry Valley, NY, Cherry Valley Editions, 1986. 142p., wraps. 22.00
520. Peters, Robert. Snapshots for a serial killer: a fiction and a play. San
Francisco, GLB Publishers, 1992. vi, 130p. + vi, first printing, wraps. 15.00
521. Peters, Robert. Zapped; two novellas. How to make love to a foot, and Asbestos:
a book for lepers. San Francisco, GLB Publishers, 1993. 70p. + 59p. + vi, first
printing, wraps. 15.00
522. Picano, Felice. The deformity lover and other poems. New York, The Sea
Horse Press, 1978. 85p., wraps. 25.00
523. Picano, Felice. Late in the season. New York, Gay Presses of New York, 1981.
250p., first Gay Presses of New York edition, wraps. Young 3049*. 15.00
524. Picano, Felice. Men who loved me; a memoir in the form of a novel. New York,
New American Library, 1989. 325p., first printing, dj. 17.00
525. Pickles, . Queens. London, Quartet Books, 1984. 289p., first edition, dj. On
London's gay scene. 25.00
526. Pitchford, Kenneth. Color photos of the atrocities; poems. Boston, Atlantic
Monthly Press/Little, Brown and Company, 1973. 83p., first edition, dj. Young 3061*.
35.00
527. Plummer, Douglas. Queer people; introduction by Donald Webster Cory. New
York, The Citadel Press, 1965. 122p., first US edition, dj. Survey of homosexuality
in Britain. 30.00
528. Plummer, Kenneth. Sexual stigma; an interactionist account. London,
Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975. viii, 258p. + 11p. ads, dj. 30.00
529. Pope, Lisa. One million strong; the 1993 March on Washington for lesbian, gay
and bi equal rights, photographs by Cece Cox & Lisa Means. Boston, Alyson
Publications, 1993. 160p., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, wraps. 17.00
530. Porter, Kevin and Jeffrey Weeks, eds. Between the acts; lives of homosexual
men, 1885-1967. London and New York, Routledge, 1991. ix, 153p., first printing,
wraps. Interviews with 15 gay men . 18.00
531. Powell, Brad. Shadow on the sand. Chatsworth, CA, XXX, [1972?]. 188p. + ads,
wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Gay Way GW 115) 22.00

532. Pratt, Minnie Bruce. Rebellion; essays 1980-1991. Ithaca, Firebrand Books,
1991. 246p., first printing, wraps. 12.00
533. Preston, John. Deadly lies. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1984. 126p., first
edition, wraps. 'Destroyer'-type novel with a gay hero. (Mission of Alex Kane, #3)
17.00
534. Preston, John. Entertainment for a master. San Francisco, Cleis Press, 2005.
219p., first Cleis printing, very good in wraps. 12.00
535. Preston, John. Franny; the queen of Provincetown. Boston, Alyson Publications,
1983. 89p., first edition, wraps. Novel. 18.00
536. Preston, John. Franny; the queen of Provincetown. New York, St. Martin's Press,
1995. 102p., first printing of the St. Martin's edition, dj. Novel. 15.00
537. Preston, John. Golden years. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1984. 123p., first
edition, wraps. 'Destroyer'-type novel with a gay hero. (Mission of Alex Kane, #2)
20.00
538. Preston, John. In search of a master. Secaucus, Meadowlands Books, 1989.
197p., first printing, wraps. 17.00
539. Preston, John. Mr. Benson. New York, Masquerade Books, 1994. 219p., fine
first BadBoy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (BadBoy
(041-5)) 25.00
540. Preston, John. My life as a pornographer & other indecent acts. New York,
Richard Kasak Books, 1993. 266p., first Kasak printing, wraps. Includes a chapter
on Sam Steward. 17.00
541. Preston, John. Sweet dreams. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1984. 122p., first
edition, wraps. 'Destroyer'-type novel with a gay hero. (Mission of Alex Kane, #1)
20.00
542. Preston, John. Tales from the Dark Lord. New York, Masquerade Books, 1992.
218p., photo-pictorial wraps. First BadBoy edition. Gay pulp fiction. (Badboy (053-
9)) 25.00
543. Preston, John. Winter's light; reflections of a Yankee queer, edited and with an
introduction by Michael Lowenthal, foreword by Andrew Holleran. Hanover,
University Press of New England, 1995. xi, 175p., first printing, dj. 18.00
544. Preston, John, ed. Hot living; erotic stories about safer sex. Boston, Alyson
Publications, 1983. 194p., first edition wraps. Contributions by Max Evander, Phil
Andros, Eric Rofes, and others. 17.00
545. Prince, Hal. Cain. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1970. 195p., very good first
printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (GL 147)
30.00

546. Prince, Virginia Charles. The transvestite and his wife. Los Angeles, Argyle
Books, 1967. 143p., first printing, ETVC library pocket and stickers, wraps .
25.00
547. Quennell, Peter. The wanton chase an autobiography from 1939. New York,
Atheneum, 1980. 190p., first edition, very good in dj. 15.00
548. Quinn, Brian D. A different drummer; metaphysics and the homosexual. San
Francisco, the author, 1975. v, 41p., wraps. A new age Christian approach to love
with much resort to the Old Testament. 30.00
549. Quinterley, Esmond. 'King John'; young hero of transportation days, by Aubrey
Fowkes [pseud.]. London, The Fortune Press, 1969. 134p., first edition. Smith 212,
Young 1308. 45.00
550. Quinterley, Esmond. The star brooch; by Aubrey Fowkes [pseud.]. London, The
Fortune Press, 1969. 100p., first edition. Smith 213, Young 1310. 45.00
551. Ramos, Juanita. Compañeras: Latina lesbians (an anthology). New York,
Latina Lesbian History Project, 1987. xxix, 265p., first printing, wraps. 18.00
552. Ramstetter, Victoria. The marquise and the novice [a lesbian gothic novel];
illustrated by Deborah Powers. Tallahassee, The Naiad Press, 1981. 101p., first
edition, wraps. Subtitle is from cover text. 10.00
553. Rank, David. Eight the hard way. Santee, Surey Books/MMB, [1980s].
155p.+ads, camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (HIS 69576) 15.00
554. Raphael, Lev. Dancing on Tisha B'av. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1990.
231p., first printing, dj. 17.00
555. Rebow, Milton. Oh dear!. New York, Key Publishing, 1957. 181p., first edition, dj.
Novel. Young 3230*. 45.00
556. Rechy, John. The sexual outlaw; a documentary, a non-fiction account, with
commentaries, of three days and nights in the sexual underground. New York,
Grove Press, 1967. 307p., first printing, dj. Young 3235*. 22.00
557. Rees, David. A better class of blond; a California diary. London, Olive Press,
1985. 146p., wraps. 18.00
558. Rees, David . 'The milkman's on his way'. London, Gay Men's Press, 1982.
118p., first printing, wraps. 17.00
559. Rees, David. Words & music; afterword by Peter Burton. Brighton, Millivres
Books, 1993. 218p., first printing, wraps. Rees' final book is a critical study of
authors and composers who are gay. 17.00
560. Rees, Geoffrey. Sex with strangers. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1993.
245p., first edition, dj. Author's first novel. 18.00
561. Reinhart, Robert C. A history of shadows. New York, Avon Books, 1982. xi,
303p., first printing, wraps. Paperback original. 15.00
562. Renault, Mary. The mask of Apollo. New York, Pantheon Books, 1966. 371p.,
first edition, dj. Young 3263*. 25.00

563. Rich, Adrienne. What is found there; notebooks on poetry and politics. New
York, W. W. Norton & Company, 1993. xv, 304p., first printing, dj. 17.00
564. Richmond, Len, with Gary Noguera, eds. The new gay liberation book; writings
and photographs about gay (men's) liberation, foreword by Bruce Voeller. Palo Alto,
Ramparts Press, 1979. 223p., first wraps edition. 18.00
565. Richter, Art. Sucker for seafood. San Diego, Surrey House, 1974. 186p.+ads,
very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction .
(Manhard MH 471) 15.00
In the Navy!
566. Ricksen, Owen. Carney boy - volume I. New York, Monkey Publication, 1969.
121p. + ads, wraps. Gay pulp fiction. 25.00
567. Ritchards, Paul and Bruce King. Strange desire: a tale of brotherly love. New
York, 101 Enterprises, 1969. 91p. + ads, photo-illustrated wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(101-44) 35.00
568. Roberts, Aymer. Forbidden freedom. London, Linden Press, 1960. 112p., dj.
Commentary on the Woldfenden Report. Young 3312*. 30.00
569. Roberts, Frank León & Marvin K. White, eds. If we have to take tomorrow; HIV,
black men & same sex desire, a collaboration between: AIDS Project Los Angeles,
Black AIDS Institute, Gay Men's Health Crisis, National Black Justice Coalition and
the New York State Black Gay Network. N. pl., The Institute for Gay Men's Health,
2006. vii, 84p., black/white photos by Gerard H. Gaskin and Luna Luis Ortiz, wraps.
22.00
570. Robins, Peter. The gay touch; short stories . Trumansburg, The Crossing Press,
1982. 95p., wraps. 18.00
571. Robinson, Christopher. Scandal in the ink; male and female homosexuality in
twentieth-century French literature. London, Cassell, 1995. xi, 272p., wraps.
12.00
572. Rodi, Robert. What they did to Princess Paragon. New York, Dutton, 1994.
281p., first printing, dj. Novel featuring a gay cartoonist. 20.00
573. Rorem, Ned. Knowing when to stop; a memoir. New York, Simon & Schuster,
1994. 607p. + 12p. photos, first printing, dj. 25.00
574. Rorem, Ned. The Nantucket diary of Ned Rorem ; 1973-1985. San Francisco,
North Point Press, 1987. 634p. + 16p. photographs, first edition, dj. 25.00
575. Roscoe, Will. Queer spirits; a gay men's myth book. Boston, Beacon Press,
1995. xxi, 346p., first printing, dj. 18.00
576. Ross, Frazer. The altar of eros. New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1973. 252p., first
edition, slightly worn dj. Young 3362*. 25.00
577. Rowse, A. L. Homosexuals in history; a study of ambivalence in society,
literature and the arts. n. pl., Dorset Press, 1983. xiii, 346p. + 16p. photographs, dj.
Reprint edition. 12.00

578. Rowse, A. L. Homosexuals in history; a study of ambivalence in society,
literature and the arts. New York, Macmillan Publishing Co., 1977. xiii, 346p. + 16p.
photographs, first US edition, dj with small piece of tape at head of spine. 22.00
579. Rubenstein, William B., ed. Lesbians, gay men, and the law. New York, The
New Press, 1993. xxi, 569p., first edition, dj. 25.00
580. Rumaker, Michael. The bar. San Francisco, Writing 2/Four Seasons Foundation,
1965. [24]p., second edition, wraps. Novelette. Young 3386. 20.00
581. RuPaul. Lettin it all hang out; an autobiography. New York, Hyperion, 1995. xi,
228p., first printing, dj. The African American crossdresser is the world's top drag
performer. 18.00
582. Ruse, Michael. Homosexuality; a philosohical inquiry. Oxford, Basil Blackwell,
1988. xi, 299p., first printing, dj. 18.00
583. Russell, Paul. The coming storm. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1999. 371p.,
first edition, dj. Author's fourth novel. 18.00
584. Rutter, Itala, ed. Perspectives on lesbian & gay liberation & socialism.
Chicago, Democratic Socialists of America, [1980?]. 71p., wraps . 22.00
585. Saenz, Jaime. Los papeles de Narisco Lima-Acha. La Paz, Ediciones
Altiplano, 1985. 511p., first edition, wraps. 35.00
586. Saghir, Marcel T. and Eli Robins. Male and female homosexuality; a
comprehensive investigation. Baltimore, The Williams & Wilkins Company, 1973. ix,
341p. 25.00
587. Saison, Jacques. Man to man. North Hollywood, Brandon House, 1968. 190p.,
wraps. Gay pulp fiction, set in Vietnam. (3040) 18.00
588. Sajben, Carl. " Gay, inc."; Gay San Francisco business directory past & present.
San Francisco, the author, 2004. 85p., 8.5x11 inches, signed by Sajben on the title
page, second edition (revised, expanded and limited), wraps. A work-in-progress,
listing businesses by type, location and dates of existece. 65.00
589. Salus, Peter H. and Paul B. Taylor, ed. For W. H. Auden, February 21, 1972.
New York, Random House, 1972. 146p., one of 500 copies issued to
commemorate the poet's 65th birthday, very good in wraps. 45.00
590. Salvatore, Diane. Love, Zena Beth. Tallahassee, Naiad, 1992. 209p., dj. The
author won a Lambda Award nomination for BENEDICTION. 17.00
591. San Francisco Arts & Athletics. Gay Games II; official program, August, 1986.
San Francisco, Arts & Athletics, 1986. 78p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. 15.00
592. Saphira, Miriam, comp. Lavender annual. Ponsonby, NZ, Papers Inc., 1989. iv,
139p., illus., 9.5x7 inch wraps. 17.00
593. Sawyers, Rod. Jock. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969. 195p., very good
first printing PBO in red & white camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction . (GL 108)
25.00

594. Scharnhorst, Gary, with Jack Bales. The lost life of Horatio Alger, Jr.
Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1985. xxii, 199p., first wraps printing. Lost
life, found boys ... 12.00
595. Schecter, Marty. Two halves of New Haven. New York, Crown Publishers,
1992. 289p., first printing, dj. Schecter's first novel. 12.00
596. Schmidgall, Gary. The stranger Wilde; interpreting Oscar. New York, Dutton,
1994. xviii, 494p., illustrations, very good first printing in cloth-backed boards and dj.
12.00
597. Schmidt, Joel. Hadrian; a novel. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1984.
190p., first wraps edition (issued contemporaneously with the limited hardcover
edition of 10 copies). 17.00
598. Schreiber, Ron. Moving to a new place. Cambridge, Alice James Press, 1974.
71p., wraps. Poetry. Young 3464*. 25.00
599. Schruender, Michael. Bears, beasts & masculine beauties; the erotic art of
Dadé/URSUS. San Francisco, Brush Creek Media, 1997. 80p., profusely illus. with
Schruender' black/white drawings, 8.5x11 inches, very good in wraps. (Brush Creek
Media Artists 1) 50.00
600. Scott, Kesho, Cherry Muhanji and Egyirba High. Tight spaces. San Francisco,
Spinsters/aunt lute, 1987. 182p., first edition, wraps. 36 short prose pieces,
American Book Award winner 1988. 15.00
601. Selby, Dennis. Sanctity: or there's no such thing as a naked sailor. New York,
Simon and Schuster, 1969. 190p., first edition, edgeworn dj. Young 3480*. 25.00
602. Sennett, Richard. The frog who dared to croak. New York, Farrar, Straus &
Giroux, 1982. 182p., first edition, dj. The social critic turns to fiction to describe the
homosexuality of a leading Marxist thinker. 17.00
603. Sergios, Paul A. One boy at war; my life in the AIDS underground. New York,
Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. xxiii, 388p., first edition, dj. 15.00
604. Shange, Ntozake. Nappy edges. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1978. 148p., first
edition, edgeworn dj. African American author. Grier C. 18.00
605. Shange, Ntozake. Nappy edges. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1978. 148p., first
edition, errata slip laid in, edgeworn dj. African American author. Grier C. 20.00
606. Sher, Anthony. The indoor boy. New York, Viking, 1991. 277p., first US edition,
dj. Gender-bending novel by the South African actor/exile. 17.00
607. Shockley, Ann Allen. Loving her; a novel. New York, Avon, 1978. 205p., first
Avon printing, wraps. The African American writer's powerful first novel, first
published in 1974, intersecting race and gender. Grier A***. 15.00
608. Shurin, Aaron. A's dream. Oakland, O Books, 1989. 94p., wraps. Poetry.
18.00
609. Shurin, Aaron. The graces. San Francisco, Four Seasons Foundation, 1983.
72p., wraps. 18.00

610. Shurin, Aaron. Unbound; a book of AIDS. Los Angeles, Sun & Moon Press,
1997. 89p., very good first edition, dj. Short prose pieces by the poet. 18.00
611. Silverstein, Charles, ed. Gays, lesbians and their therapists; studies in
psychotherapy. New York, W. W. Norton & Company, 1991. xiii, 274p., first printing,
edgeworn dj. 15.00
612. Simm, Geoffrey Robert. The symposium: an entertainment. Stamford, Knights
Press, 1984. 226p., wraps. 15.00
613. Simmons, Steven. Body blows. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1986. 246p., first
edition, dj. 20.00
614. Simonson, Douglas. Hawaii; paintings and drawings. London, GMP, 1986. 61p.,
profusely illus. with Simonson's homoerotic color art, 8 x 8 inches, first wraps
edition. 35.00
615. Simpson, Colin, Lewis Chester and David Leitch. The Cleveland Street affair.
Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1976. 236p., first edition, dj taped along edges.
On the 19th century London male brothel, with records released 75 years after the
scandal came to light. 20.00
616. [Smith], Heather. Heat lightning. Oakland, Black Widow Publications, 1980. vi,
114p., wraps. Poetry. Grier A C**. 12.00
617. Smith, Lillian. One hour. New York, Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1959. 440p.,
first edition, shelfworn dj. Grier A**. 15.00
618. Smith, Michael J. Colorful people and places; a resource guide for Third World
lesbians and gay men ... and for white people who share their interests. San
Francisco, Quarterly Press, 1983. 133p., wraps. A state-by-state guide, with
sections covering Canada and the rest of the world. African American author.
10.00
619. Smith, Michael J., ed. Black men/white men; a gay anthology. San Francisco,
Gay Sunshine Press, 1983. 238p., first wraps edition (issued contemporaneously
with the limited harback edition) as well as drawings by Michael Grumley and
photos by Sierra Domino, among others. 15.00
620. Smith, Tom [pseud.]. Halfstraight; my secret bisexual life. Buffalo, Prometheus
Books, 1992. 167p., first edition, dj. The double life of a corporate executive.
17.00
621. Smith, Winthrop, illustrated by Patrick Angus. Ghetto: from the first five; sixtyfour
poems, six drawings by Patrick Angus. Liberty, TN, RFD Press, 1990. 90p.,
illustrated with drawings, first edition, very good in original pictorial wraps. 15.00
First publication of the RFD Press, a new venture for RFD Quarterly, the "country
journal for gay men everywhere.".
622. Snider, Clifton. Jesse and his son. Long Beach, Maelstrom Press, 1982. 35p.,
drawing of Snider by Don Bachardy on the rear cover, wraps. 22.00

623. Socialist Workers Party. SWP discussion bulletin, vol. 35 no. 1, May, 1977 to
no. 16, July, 1977. New York, Socialist Workers Party, 1977. 16 volumes, all wraps,
8.5x11 inches, paper slightly browned, some with pen marks from various
comrades. Complete run for the pre-convention discussion period. 35.00
This year includes discussion around the general political situation, women's
movement, gay rights and more.
624. Soldati, Mario. The confession; translated from the Italian by Raymond
Rosenthal. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1958. 180p., first US edition, dj. The first
British edition is Young 3563*. 50.00
625. Soldatow, Sasha. Rock-n-roll Sally. Sydney, BlackWattle Press, 1990. 32p.,
wraps. Gay Australian poet. 15.00
626. Sox, David. Bachelors of art; Edward Perry Warren and the Lewes House
brotherhood. London, Fourth Estate, 1991. xi, 289p., first edition, dj. Warren
'collected art and young men,' begins the dj narrative. 25.00
627. Spender, Stephen. The temple. New York, Grove Press, 1988. xiii, 210p., first
US edition, dj. 17.00
628. Stafford, Jan. Bizarro in love. San Francisco, Cheap Shots, 1986. 53p., wraps.
"A comic lesbian sex fantasy." - cover. 15.00
629. Staszek. Three-hand jax & other spells. San Francisco, Permeable Press,
1995. 176p., first edition, wraps. 17.00
630. Stearn, Jess. The grapevine. Garden City, Doubleday & Company, 1964. 372p.,
first edition, dj. Grier A*B*C*. 15.00
631. Stearn, Jess. The sixth man. New York, Doubleday and Company, 1961. 286p.,
first edition, dj. 25.00
632. Steegmuller, Francis. Cocteau; a biography. Boston, Little, Brown and Company,
1970. xiv, 583p., first printing, dj. 25.00
633. Steinberg, David. An annotated bibliography of quality erotica. Santa Cruz,
Red Adler Books, 1990. [16]p., wraps. Includes numerous books with significant
gay or lesbian content. 15.00
634. Steinberg, S. A fairy tale; a novel. New York, Delacorte Press, 1980. 184p., first
edition, dj. Young 3626*. 25.00
635. Stevens, Robin, ed. Girlfriend number one; lesbian life in the 90s. Pittsburgh,
Cleis Press, 1994. 158p., first printing, wraps. 12.00
636. Stewart, Stephen. Positive image; a portrait of gay America, text edited by
Thomas J. Watson. New York, William Morrow and Company, 1985. 191p., 8.5x11
inches, profusely illus. with the author's photographs, first printing, dj. 25.00
637. Stoddard, Charles Warren. Cruising the South Seas; stories, edited by Winston
Leyland. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine Press, 1987. 190p., first wraps edition thus
(reissue of 1870s stories). 18.00

638. Strachey, Lytton. The really interesting question an other papers, edited and
with an introduction and commentaries by Paul Levy. New York, Capricorn Books,
1974. xiv, 177p., wraps. The British first edition is Young 3672. 12.00
639. 'Student John' [pseud.]. A boy's story. Scarborough, ON, AZ Chapbooks, 2001.
38p., one of 26 lettered copies, wraps. Boy's gay spanking fantasy. 50.00
640. Summers, Claude J., ed. The gay and lesbian literary heritage; a reader's
companion to the writers and their works, from antiquity to the present. New York,
Henry Holt and Company, 1995. xiv, 786p., first printing, dj. 35.00
641. Symonds, John Addington. The memoirs of John Addington Symonds; edited
and introduced by Phyllis Grosskurth. New York, Random House, [1984]. 319p.,
first edition, dj. First US release of his 1892 manuscript, which details his secret
homosexual life. 22.00
642. Takahashi, Mutsuo. A bunch of keys; selected poems, translated by Hiroaki
Sato, with an introduction by Robert Peters. Trumansburg, NY, The Crossing Press,
1984. 106p., wraps. 22.00
643. Takei, George. To the stars; the autobiography of Star Trek's Mr. Sulu. New
York, Pocket Books, 1994. x, 406p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj. Gay Asian
American actor. 18.00
644. Taylor, Valerie [pseudonym of Velma Nacella Young]. Return to Lesbos.
Tallahassee, Volute/Naiad, 1982. 189p., wraps. Reprint of the 1963 edition. Grier
A**. 15.00
645. Teal, Donn. The gay militants. New York, Stein and Day, 1971. 355p., first
printing, edgeworn dj. 25.00
646. The 25 to 6 Baking & Trucking Society. Great gay in the morning! One group's
approach to communal living and sexual politics. Washington, NJ, Times Change
Press, 1972. 95p., first wraps printing. 20.00
647. The 25 to 6 Baking & Trucking Society. Great gay in the morning! One group's
approach to communal living and sexual politics. Washington, NJ, Times Change
Press, 1972. 95p., first printing, dj from a later printing. 30.00
648. Thompson, Mark. Gay spirit: myth and meaning. New York, St. Martin's Press,
1987. xviii, 310p., first printing, dj. 15.00
649. Thompson, Mark, interviews and photographs. Gay soul; finding the heart of
gay spirit and nature with sixteen writers, healers, teachers, and visionaries. San
Francisco, HarperSanFrancisco, 1994. 266p., first printing, dj. Interviewees include
Paul Monette, James Broughton, Malcom Boyd, Ram Dass and a dozen others.
15.00
650. Timmons, Stuart. The trouble with Harry Hay; founder of the modern gay
movement. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1990. xvii, 317p. + 16p. photos, first
edition, dj. Hay's radical life went from Hollywood (and the Communist Party)
radicalism through founding the Mattachine Society and the Radical Faeries.
18.00

651. Torchia, Joseph. As if after sex; a novel. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston,
1983. 190p., first edition, dj. 17.00
652. Torchia, Joseph. As if after sex; a novel. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston,
1983. 190p., signed by Torchia on the f.e.p., first edition, dj. 25.00
653. Townsend, Larry. Beware the god who smiles. New York, Masquerade Books,
1995. 199p., + ads, fine first printing, first Badboy edition in original photo-pictorial
wraps. (Badboy) 15.00
Time travel.
654. 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
655. Townsend, Larry. The case of the severed head. Beverly Hills, LT Publications,
1994. 239p., very good first edition, pictorial wraps. 15.00
Set during and after the Rodney King Verdict riots, a homophobic detective must
depend on the men he despises to solve a series of gruesome crimes.
656. Townsend, Larry. Chains. New York, Masquerade Books, 1994. 228p.+ads,
very good first BadBoy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction.
(BadBoy (158-6)) 25.00
657. 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
658. Townsend, Larry. Czar! A novel of Ivan the Terrible. Los Angeles, LT
Publications, 1998. 646p., fine first edition, in black cloth, gilt and unclipped dj.
15.00
A novel of Ivan the Terrible filled with Byzantine accounts of torture, punishments
and plots.
659. Townsend, Larry. Dream master; and other SM stories. Beverly Hills, LT
Publications, 2004. 167p., ads, very good second printing stated in original pictorial
wraps. Signed by the author. 25.00
660. 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
661. 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].

662. Townsend, Larry. The gooser. San Diego, Greenleaf Classics, 1969. 195p.,
very good first printing PBO in original camp wraps. Gay pulp fiction set in
Plymouth, 1769. Gay Pilgrims! Young 3818*. (Greenleaf Classic GL 142) 35.00
663. 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
664. 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)) 15.00
665. 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.
666. Townsend, Larry. Leather ad: M. New York, Masquerade Books, 1996.
201p.+ads, very good first BadBoy edition in original photo-pictorial wraps. Gay
pulp fiction. The Greenleaf edition was Young 3822*. (BadBoy (380-5)) 15.00
667. 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)) 15.00
668. 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.
669. Townsend, Larry. The long leather cord. New York, Masquerade Books, 1994.
191p., photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. First BadBoy edition originally
published by Phenix in 1971 which was Young 3825*. (BadBoy (201-9)) 15.00
670. Townsend, Larry. Man sword. New York, Masquerade Books, 1994. 241p. +
ads,fine first printing in photo-illustrated wraps. First printing, gay pulp fiction.
(Badboy) 12.00
King Henri III.
671. Townsend, Larry. Masters' counterpoints. Boston, Alyson Publications, 1991.
220p., very good first printing, pictorial wraps. Gunn pages 225-226. 15.00
Bruce MacLeod mystery.
672. Townsend, Larry. One for the master, two for the fool; a Bruce MacLeod
mystery. Boston, Alyson PUblications, 1992. 214p., very good first printing Trade
PBO in original camp pictorial wraps with art by Douglas Simonson. 12.00
Gunn page 226.
673. 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

674. Townsend, Larry. A slave's gambit; a novel. Beverly Hills, LT Publications,
1999. 134p., fine reprint in original pictorial wraps. 12.00
675. 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
676. Townsend, Larry. Time masters. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 2008. 290p.,
fine first edition in pictorial wraps. 15.00
Gay SM SciFi.
677. 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.
678. Townsend, Larry, illustrations by Sean. Master of masters; a science ficiton
novel. Beverly Hills, LT Publications, 1997. 185p., illustrations by Sean, very good
first printing PBO in wraps. Adventure on an S&M spaceship. 20.00
679. 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.
680. Trainer, Russ, cover illustration by Gene Bilbrew. His brother love. Detroit,
Foremost Publishers, 1965. 158p., very good first edition PBO in bright, very campy
pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. (Satan Press 108) 75.00
681. Tremblay, Michel. Making room; translated by Shiela Fischman. London,
Serpent's Tail, 1990. 249p., first British edition, wraps. 15.00
682. Trevisan, Joao S. Perverts in paradise; translated by Martin Foreman. London,
GMP Publishers, 1986. 204p., first UK edition, wraps. Trevisan is one of Brazil's
leading gay writers. 25.00
683. Tripp, C. A. The homosexual matrix. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company,
1975. ix, 314p., later printing, slightly worn dj. 20.00
684. Tuller, David. Cracks in the iron closet; travels in gay & lesbian Russia. Boston,
Faber & Faber, 1996. 313p., first printing, dj. 20.00
685. Tyler, Parker. The will of eros; selected poems, 1930-1970. Los Angeles, Black
Sparrow Press, 1972. 152p., front., wraps slightly faded. 12.00
686. Ullerstam, Lars. The erotic minorities; introduction by Yves de Saint-Agnäs,
translated by Anselm Hollo. New York, Grove Press, 1966. xix, 172p., first printing,
slightly edgeworn dj. 22.00

687. Ullerstam, Lars. The erotic minorities; introduction by Yves de Saint-Agnäs,
translated by Anselm Hollo. New York, Grove Press, 1966. xix, 172p., second
printing, dj. 17.00
688. Vaid, Urvashi. Virtual equality; the mainstreaming of gay and lesbian liberation.
New York, Anchor Books/Doubleday, 1995. xvii, 440p., first printing, dj. Vaid was
Executive Director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force from 1989 to 1992.
15.00
689. van Dyke, Annette. The search for a woman-centered spirituality. New York,
New York University Press, 1992. xviii, 227p., first printing. Primarily focuses on
lesbian spirituality, with chapters on Native American (Silko and Gunn) and African
American (Lorde and Walker) traditions. (The cutting edge: lesbian life and
literature) 15.00
690. Van Gelder, Lindsy and Pamela Robin Brandt. The girls next door; into the
heart of lesbian America. New York, Simon & Schuster, 1996. 314p., first printing,
dj. 12.00
691. Van Gelder, Lindsy & Pamela Robin Brandt. Are you two ... together? A gay
and lesbian travel guide to Europe. New York, Random House, 1991. xvi, 345p.,
first wraps edition. 12.00
692. Vanggaard, Thorkil. Phallós; a symbol and its history in the male world,
translated from the Danish by the author. New York, International Universities
Press, 1972. 208p. + 24p. plates, previous owner's stamp, first US edition, dj with
closed chip. 45.00
693. Vida, Ginny, ed. Our right to love; a lesbian resource book. produced in
cooperation with women of the National Gay Task Force. Englewood Cliffs,
Prentice-Hall, 1978. 318p., profusely illus., 8.5x11 inches, first printing, dj. 12.00
694. Vitacolonna, Giovanni. A sweet and sour romance; (a twinkie's defense).
London, Gay Men's Press, 1982. 156p., wraps. 18.00
695. Vivien, Renee. A woman appeared to me; translated from the French by
Jeannette H. Foster, with an introduction by Gayle Rubin. Reno, Naiad Press, 1979.
xli, 91p., later printing, wraps. Grier A***. 8.00
696. Voelcker, Hunce. Joy rock statue ship. New York, Cowstone Press, 1969.
[16]p., wraps. Poetry. Young 3955. 25.00
697. Waddell, Tom and Dick Schaap. Gay olympian; the life and death of Dr. Tom
Waddell. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1996. xi, 240p., first edition, dj. 15.00
698. Walker, Mitch. Men loving men; a gay sex guide and consciousness book.
Photos by David Greene, drawings by Bill Warrick. San Francisco, Gay Sunshine
Press, 1977. 160p., later printing, wraps. 15.00
699. Ward, Michael, Mark Freeman. Defending Gay rights: the campaign against
the Briggs Initiative in California; in Radical America, vol. 13, no. 4. Somerville,
MA, Radical America, 1979. With other articles, including Pam David and Lois
Helmbold, "San Francisco: courts and cops vs. gays," and an article by Mark

Naison about the Communist Party and sports during the Great Depression. Entire
issue is 79 p., in fairly worn original wraps. 12.00
700. Watmough, David. The Connecticut countess; chronicles of Davey Bryant.
Trumansburg, NY, The Crossing Press, 1984. 189p., wraps. 18.00
701. Weathers, Carolyn. Crazy. Los Angeles, Clothespin Fever Press, 1989. 110p.,
first edition, wraps. 15.00
702. Webb, Richard C., with Suzanne A. Webb. Jean Genet and his critics: an
annotated bibliography, 1943-1980. Metuchen, The Scarecrow Press, 1982. xii,
600p. (Author bibliographies, #58) 18.00
703. Webster, Alison R. Found wanting; women, Christianity and sexuality, foreword
by Sara Maitland. London, Cassell, 1995. xvi, 208p., wraps. 15.00
704. Weeks, Donald. Corvo; saint or madman. New York, McGraw-Hill Book
Company, 1971. xxvii, 450p., first US edition, dj. 25.00
705. Weeks, Jeffrey. Sexuality and its discontents; meanings, myths & modern
sexualities. London, Routledge, 1985. xii, 324p., later printing, wraps. 15.00
706. Weinberg, Martin S. and Alan P. Bell, eds. Homosexuality; an annotated
bibliography. New York, Oxford University Press, 1974. xiii, 550p., ownership
signature, first edition, slightly edgeworn dj. 20.00
707. Weiss, Mike. Double play; the San Francisco city hall killings. Reading,
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1984. 422p. + 16p. photos, first printing, dj
slightly worn at top of spine. 50.00
708. Welch, Denton. The journals of Denton Welch; edited by Michael de-la-Noy.
New York, E. P. Dutton, 1984. xiii, 378p., first US edition, dj. 25.00
709. Weltge, Ralph W., ed. The same sex; an appraisal of homosexuality.
Philadelphia, Pilgrim Press, 1969. ix, 164p., wraps. Topics include sex research,
sex ethics, sex laws and the homophile movement. 25.00
710. Weltner, Peter. In a time of combat or the angel; three short novels. San
Francisco, Five Fingers Press, 1991. 218p., wraps. 18.00
711. White, Edmund. The burning library; writings on art, politics and sexuality,
1969-1993, edited by David Bergman. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1994. xxviii,
386p., first edition, dj. 22.00
712. White, Edmund. Caracole. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1985. 342p., first edition, dj.
18.00
713. White, Edmund. Caracole. New York, E. P. Dutton, 1985. 342p., signed by
White, first edition, dj. 45.00
714. White, Edmund. The farewell symphony; a novel. New York, Alfred A. Knopf,
1997. 413p., first US edition, dj. The final volume of White's fictitious
autobiographical trilogy. 18.00
715. White, Edmund. Nocturnes for the King of Naples. New York, St. Martin's
Press, 1978. 148p., first edition, dj with minor edgewear. Young 4078*. 50.00

716. Whitmore, George. Nebraska; a novel. New York, Grove Press, 1987. 153p.,
first printing, dj. Whitmore's second novel. 15.00
717. Whitmore, George. Someone was here; profiles in the AIDS epidemic. New
York, New American Library, 1988. 211p., first printing, dj. 22.00
718. Wieners, John. Behind the state capitol: or Cincinnati Pike; a collection of
poetry ... cinema decoupages; verses, abbreviated prose insights. Boston, The
Good Gay Poets, 1975. 204p., first edition, illustrated with cinema decoupages, one
of 1500 paper copies, in original pictorial wraps copies. Young 4101. 65.00
719. Wieners, John. Conjugal contraries & quart. Madras & New York, Hanuman
Books, 1987. 61p., 3x4 inches, stiff wraps in dj. Some of the material appeared in
Fag Rag in 1974. 25.00
720. Willhoite, Michael. Members of the tribe; caricatures of gay men and lesbians.
Boston, Alyson Publications, 1993. 137p., profusely illus., 8.5x11 inches, first
printing, dj. 18.00
721. Williams, N. David. We're glad you asked! 52 quizzes for the whole gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and heterosexual family, Mike Trowbridge, illustrator.
[Lousiville], the author, 2002. iv, 206p., illustrations, very good in original wraps.
12.00
722. Williams, Walter L. The spirit and the flesh; sexual diversity in American Indian
culture. Boston, Beacon Press, 1986. xi, 344p., very good first printing in clothbacked
boards and dj. 15.00
723. Wilson, Angus. A bit off the map and other stories. New York, The Viking Press,
1957. 193p., first US editon, cloth, edgeworn dj. The British first edition is Young
4171. 15.00
724. Wilson, Angus. Hemlock and after; a novel. New York, The Viking Press, 1952.
248p., first US edition, worn dj. The British first edition is Young 4173*. 20.00
725. Wilson, Doric. Two plays A perfect relationship and The West Street gang, with
an introduction by Felice Picano. New York, The Seahorse Press, 1979. 260p., first
printing, wraps. Young 4188* Furtado & Hellner. 15.00
726. Wilson, Ron. Leather lover. San Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1969. 173p., wraps.
Gay pulp fiction . (Pleasure Reader PR 226) 20.00
727. Winant, Fran. Dyke jacket; poems and songs. New York, Violet Press, 1976.
64p., wraps. Grier A*. 10.00
728. Winant, Fran. Looking at women; poems. New York, Violet Press, 1971. 34p.,
wraps. Grier A***. 30.00
729. Windham, Donald. Lost friendships; a memoir of Truman Capote, Tennessee
Williams, and others. New York, William Morrow and Company, 1987. 270p., first
printing, cloth-backed boards, dj. 12.00
730. Winston, Sam. Good buddy. San Diego, Phenix Publishers, 1970. 159p., wraps.
Gay pulp fiction. (Pleasure Reader PR247) 22.00

731. Winter, Robert. The vanishing generation. Sacramento, Aragatz Publishing,
1997. 186p., wraps, A series of vignettes, fiction and nonfiction, of San Francisco's
gay life over three decades. The author died of AIDS before completing his work.
12.00
732. Witomski, T. R. Kvetch; introducton by John Preston. Berkeley, Celestial Arts,
1989. vii, 114p., review copy with slip laid in, wraps. 18.00
733. Wojnarowicz, David. Brush fires in the social landscape. New York, Aperture
Foundation, 1994. 83p., profusely illus. with the artist's work, 9.5x11 inches, first
printing, dj. Memorial volume for the AIDS activist/artist. 45.00
734. Wolfe, Susan J. and Julia Penelope Stanley, eds. The coming out stories;
foreword: Adrienne Rich. Watertown, MA, Persephone Press, 1980. xxiv, 251p.,
first printing, wraps. 18.00
735. Wolff, Larry. The boys and their baby. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1988. 260p.,
first edition, dj. 15.00
736. Wolverton, Terry, ed., with Robert Drake. Indivisible; new short fiction by gay
and lesbian west coast writers. New York, Plume, 1991. xv, 317p., first printing,
wraps. 10.00
737. Wood, Edward D., Jr. death of a transvestite; also titled Hollywood Drag and
Let Me Die in Drag. N. pl., Angora Press, n.d. 112p., wraps. Reissue of Hollywood
Drag. 10.00
738. Young, Ian. Common-or-garden gods. Scarborough, Ontario, Catalyst, 1976.
79p., stiff wraps in a slightly edgeworn dj. Poetry. Young 4257*. 18.00
739. Young, Val. The equality complex; lesbians in therapy: a guide to antioppressive
practice. London, Cassell, 1995. viii, 244p., wraps. 15.00
740. Yourcenar, Marguerite. Memoirs of Hadrian; translated from the French by
Grace Frick in collaboration with the author. New York, Farrar, Straus and Young,
1955. 313p., later printing, edgeworn dj. Young 4275. 10.00
741. Zeeland, Steven, foreword by Allan Berube. Barrack buddies and soldier
lovers. New York, Harrington Park Press, 1993. xii, 293p., very good in original
wraps. (Haworth gay and lesbian studies) 12.00
742. Zimmerman, R. D. Outburst. New York, Delacorte Press, 1998. 287p., first
printing, dj. Gay mystery. 15.00
743. Zubro, Mark Richard. The only good priest. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1993.
182p., first edition, edgeworn dj. 10.00