Gay and Lesbian Studies Overstock Sale - Bolerium Books

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