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Posted in LGBT Studies/Social Sciences

The Sexual Wilderness by Susan Jane Kedgley

The Sexual Wilderness | Susan Jane Kedgley | This is an account of how women have changed in the past fifteen years- and how men are responding to that challenge. Major changes have taken place s

Posted in LGBT Studies/Social Sciences

What’s Wrong With Being ‘Gay’? by Ray Comfort

What’s Wrong With Being ‘Gay’? | Ray Comfort | No summary is available at this time

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The Masculine/Feminine Confrontation by Toni Church; Sharyn Cederman; Sue Kedgley

The Masculine/Feminine Confrontation | Toni Church; Sharyn Cederman; Sue Kedgley | Interviews with lesbians and gay men.

Posted in LGBT Studies/Social Sciences Movie/Media Tie-In

Expressions Of Sexuality by Alison Gray

Expressions Of Sexuality | Alison Gray | 156 pages, b/w photos. Produced in association with BCNZ enterprises. The book of the TV series. Expressions of Sexuality explores the impact of the s

Posted in Short Story Collection (Multiple Authors)

Out to Lunch by Judith Dale; Annabel Fagan; Robin Fleming; Pat Rosier; Kate Torrens; Terry Kennaway

Out to Lunch | Judith Dale; Annabel Fagan; Robin Fleming; Pat Rosier; Kate Torrens; Terry Kennaway | A collection of writing by six Kapiti women, who meet to workshop one another’s writing, talk and share food.

Stories, poems, essays and

Posted in Sports

Her Sport Story by Jan Browne

Her Sport Story | Jan Browne | Documents the experiences and contributions of lesbian women in Auckland’s sporting community. The book highlights the roles these women have played i

Posted in Religion & Spirituality

Outspoken by Liz Lightfoot

Outspoken | Liz Lightfoot | ‘In 2007, I underwent a crisis of sexual identity. I was married, with two young children, when I became attracted to another woman. The hostility I e

Posted in Autobiography/Biography

Mad or Bad?: by Jenny Coleman

Mad or Bad?: | Jenny Coleman | Amy Bock’s life has been the inspiration for plays, books, a TV program, music, poems, an exhibition and more, but Mad or Bad? is the first comprehens

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Making Visible by Frank Pega; Ian MacEwan

Making Visible | Frank Pega; Ian MacEwan | For the second edition: ‘This edition aims to provide a stronger insight into the unique issues facing: Maori sexual minority people such as takata?pu

Posted in Fiction

Take It Easy by Pat Rosier

Take It Easy | Pat Rosier | Isobel and Iris are happy, aren’t they? When Isobel is forced to face a decision from long ago and Iris has to deal with an accident, they become at o