Bert Herrman | Being Being Happy Being Gay | ‘Bert Herrman offers us a basic primer for becoming ourselves. His observations are as clear and lucid as his prose, his message simple but direct: Th
Elizabeth Gilner; Alexandra Spring | Intimate Woman / Secret Desire | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Scott Herring | Queering the Underworld | At the start of the twentieth century, tales of “how the other half lives” experienced a surge in popularity. People looking to go slumming without le
Rachel Perez | Odd Women | These women are lots of things: sexy, smart, tough; some even say odd. But who cares, when their combined assets are so sweet! There’s not a moral in
Gregory Woods | Homintern | ‘In a hugely ambitious study which crosses continents, languages, and almost a century, Gregory Woods identifies the ways in which homosexuality has h
Roy Debussy; Les Maxime | The Golden Nymph | Lesbian content is not presented positively, is minor and aimed at male audience.
David L. Lindsey | Mercy | Houston is shattered by a shock wave of unbelievably vicious sex killings. And this time the pattern is unique–way out of line with traditional vio
Ellen Bass | Like a Beggar | ‘Ellen Bass brings a deft touch as she continues her ongoing interrogations of crucial moral issues of our times, while simultaneously delighting in e
Barre Lyndon; Jimmie Sangster | The Man Who Could Cheat Death | A novelization of the 1959 Hammer film which starred Anton Diffring & Christopher Lee. Sangster wrote the screenplay based on Lyndon’s play ‘The Man i
Vicki Baum | Theme For Ballet | ‘.. and variations on the men in her life trace the story of a great danseuse, Katja, wanting to have both ”life and art” and failing time and again