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Title Author Publication Year Publisher Format ISBN Audre Lorde Library Book List Publication Title Author Publisher Format ISBN Year '...And Then I Became Savin-Williams, Ritch Routledge Paperback 9780965699860 Details Gay': Young Men's Stories C ]The Big Gay Book Psy.D., ABPP, John D. 1991 Plume Paperback 0452266211 Details (Plume) Preston ¿Entiendes?: Queer Bergmann, Emilie L; Duke University Readings, Hispanic 1995 Paperback 9780822316152 Details Smith, Paul Julian Press Writings (Series Q) 1st Impressions: A Cassidy James Mystery (Cassidy Kate Calloway 1996 Naiad Pr Paperback 9781562801335 Details James Mysteries) 2nd Time Around (A B- James Earl Hardy 1996 Alyson Books Paperback 9781555833725 Details Boy Blues Novel #2) 35th Anniversary Edition Sarah Aldridge 2009 A&M Books Paperback 0930044002 Details of The Latecomer 1000 Homosexuals: Conspiracy of Silence, or Edmund Bergler 1959 Pagent Books, Inc. Hardcover B0010X4GLA Details Curing and Deglamorizing Homosexuals A Body to Dye For: A Mystery (Stan Kraychik Grant Michaels 1991 St. Martin's Griffin Paperback 9780312058258 Details Mysteries) A Boy I Once Knew: What a Teacher Learned from her Elizabeth Stone 2002 Algonquin Books Hardcover 9781565123151 Details Student A Boy Named Phyllis: A Frank DeCaro 1996 Viking Adult Hardcover 9780670867189 Details Suburban Memoir A Boy's Own Story Edmund White 2000 Vintage Paperback 9780375707407 Details A Captive in Time (Stoner New Victoria Sarah Dreher 1997 Paperback 9780934678223 Details Mctavish Mystery) Publishers Incidents Involving Anna Livia Details Warmth A Comfortable Corner Vincent Virga 1986 Avon Books Paperback 0380808951 Details A Dangerous Thing Josh Lanyon 2001 GMP Paperback 1902852338 Details Homosexual A Few Doors West of Hope Joseph Hansen 1998 Information Center Paperback 9780966270600 Details (HIC) A Flight Of Angels Sarah Aldridge 1992 A&M Books Paperback 9781562800017 Details A Fragile Union: New and Joan Nestle 1998 Cleis Press Paperback 9781573440400 Details Selected Writings A Hot-Eyed Moderate Jane Rule 1985 Naiad Press Paperback 0930044576 Details A House On Hubbard Louise Stanton Warren Hubbard 9780966024609 Details Street Sinister Wisdom 41 - Various 1990 Sinister Wisdom, CA Paperback B0011W8B34 Details Summer/Fall, 1990 Dinshaw (ed), Carolyn A Journal of Lesbian and and Halperin, David 1995 Gordon and Breach 2-88449-182-1 Details Gay Studies, vol.1, no.4 M. Dinshaw (ed), Carolyn A Journal of Lesbian and and Halperin, David 1995 Gordon and Breach 2-88449-232-1 Details Gay Studies, vol.2, no.3 M. I Know The Time Is Now Kavanagh gerard Publication Details Hayden Curry; Denis A legal guide for lesbian Clifford; Leonard, 1989 Nolo Press Paperback 9780873370776 Details and gay couples Robin Firebrand A Letter to Harvey Milk Leslea Newman 1988 Paperback 9780932379436 Details Books,U.S. A Loving Testimony: Leslea Newman; Remembering Loved Ones 1995 Crossing Pr Paperback 9780895947529 Details Newman, Lesle´a Lost to AIDS A Manager's Guide to Sexual Orientation in the Bob Powers; Alan Ellis 1995 Routledge Hardcover 0415912776 Details Workplace A Matter of Life and Sex: Oscar Moore 1993 Plume Paperback 0452270065 Details A Novel (Plume Fiction) A Measure of Madness: A Gordon Merrick 2001 Alyson Books Paperback 1555835074 Details Novel A Meditation from Angels Tony Kushner; Charles in America: A Folding Rue Woods; Woods, 1995 HarperCollins Hardcover 0062512242 Details Screen Book Charles Rue A Member of the Family: 2 John Preston 1992 Dutton Adult Hardcover 9780525935490 Details A Mind of Its Own: A Penguin (Non- Cultural History of the David M. Friedman 2003 Paperback 9780142002599 Details Classics) Penis A Minority Gwen Westwood Longman Hardcover 0582115353 Details A Moment's Indiscretion Peggy J. Herring 1998 Naiad Pr Paperback 9781562801946 Details A More Perfect Union: Why Straight America Richard D. Mohr 1994 Beacon Pr Hardcover 0807079324 Details Must Stand Up for Gay Rights A Parent's Guide to Joy Gale 1989 Henry Holt & Co Hardcover 080500937X Details Teenage Sexuality A Perilous Advantage: The Natalie Clifford New Victoria Best of Natalie Clifford 1992 Paperback 9780934678384 Details Barney Publishers Barney A Piece of the Night Michele Roberts 1997 Womens Pr Ltd Paperback 9780704338302 Details A Pilgrim's Way Walter C. Righter 1998 Knopf Hardcover 9780679454427 Details A Place I've Never Been: David Leavitt 1990 Viking Adult Hardcover 0670821969 Details Stories A Promise to Remember: The Names Project Book of Joe Brown 1992 Avon Books (P) Paperback 0380767112 Details Letters A Queer Geography: Journeys Toward a Sexual Frank Browning 1996 Crown Hardcover 9780517598573 Details Self A Rock and a Hard Place: Johnson, Anthony One Boy's Triumphant 1994 Signet Paperback 0451181859 Details Godby Story A Room Full of Women Elisabeth Nonas 1990 Naiad Pr Paperback 9780941483698 Details Virginia Woolf; Mary A Room of One's Own 1989 Harvest Books Paperback 9780156787338 Details Gordon A Secret Edge Robin Reardon Details A Separate Creation: The Search for the Biological Chandler Burr; Rick 1996 Hyperion Hardcover 9780786860814 Details Origins of Sexual Kot Orientation A Simple Suburban Murder Mark Richard Zubro 1990 St. Martin's Press Paperback 0312039336 Details (Stonewall Inn Mysteries) A Studio of One's Own Ann Stokes 1985 Naiad Pr Paperback 9780930044640 Details A Third Story Carole Taylor 1986 Lace Pubns Paperback 9780917597060 Details Michael Holloway A Time Before Me 2006 iUniverse Star Paperback 9781583484630 Details Perronne A Time To Live: A Gay Jim Brogan 1997 Glb Pub Paperback 1879194228 Details Man's Novel A Wild Sea Rebecca Montague 2000 Cape Winds Press Paperback 9780967120324 Details Judy Grahn; Karen Women's Press A Woman is Talking to Sjöholm; Sjo¨holm, 1974 Collective, Oakland Pamphlet 9780884470199 Details Death Karen CA A Woman's Story Annie Ernaux 1992 Ballantine Books Paperback 9780345376237 Details A Woman's Touch Cedar and Nelly (ed.) 1979 Womanshare Books Paperback B0026CAI4I Details A World Without Men Valerie Taylor 1984 Naiad Press,U.S. Paperback 9780930044329 Details Abide With Me: A Novel E. Lynn Harris 2000 Anchor Paperback 9780385486583 Details Absolutely Positively Not Arthur A. Levine (Sid Fleischman Humor David LaRochelle 2005 Hardcover 0439591090 Details Books Award) Act Well Your Part Don Sakers 1986 Alyson Books Paperback 0932870791 Details Acts of Faith, Acts of Love: Gay Catholic Dugan McGinley; 2004 Continuum Hardcover 9780826415455 Details Autobiographies As Sacred Duggan McGinley Texts Adam Geoffrey Holder 1986 Viking Adult Hardcover 0670810282 Details Address Book 1991 Bob Damron Paperback 0929435044 Details Adeptus Major, 2nd Edition Alex Mykals 2007 P.D. Publishing, Inc. Paperback 9781933720180 Details Adonis Garcia Zapata, Luis 1981 Bookpeople Paperback 0917342801 Details Catcher's Mitt Paw Adventures of a GWF Wenzel, Dorian Beth 1999 Paperback 0967171008 Details Production Co Marshall Kirk; Hunter After the Ball 1989 Doubleday Hardcover 0-385-23906-8 Details Madsen AFTER YOU'RE OUT Karla Jay; Allen Young 1975 Links Paperback B000JJXACW Details Afterlife Paul Monette 1991 Quill Paperback 9780380711970 Details Against the season Jane Rule 1971 McCall Pub. Co Unknown Binding 9780841500839 Details Aid-Forum D.A.H. Feldhorst, Anja 1993 Spendenkonten Details AIDS & the Law: A Basic Allan H. Terl; Allan H. 1992 Taylor & Francis Paperback 1-56032-219-5 Details Guide for the Non Lawyer H. Terl AIDS Activist: Michael Ann Silversides; Ed Between the Lynch and the Politics of 2003 Paperback 9781896357737 Details Jackson Lines(CA) Community Farrar, Straus and AIDs and Its Metaphors Susan Sontag 1989 Hardcover 0-374-10257-0 Details Giroux AIDS And the Healer Nick Bamforth 1993 Amethyst Books Paperback 9780944256275 Details Within AIDS Inc. Jon Pappoport 1988 Human Energy Press Details AIDS Treatment News: John S. James; Smith, Issues 1 Through 75 April 1990 Celestial Arts Paperback 9780890875537 Details Denny 1986 Through March 1989 AIDS, Identity, and Community: The HIV Gregory M. Herek; Epidemic and Lesbians and Beverly A. Greene; Sage Publications, 1995 Paperback 9780803953611 Details Gay Men (Psychological Herek, Gregory M; Inc Perspectives on Lesbian & Greene, Beverly Gay Issues) Victor M.D. Gong; AIDS: Facts and Issues Victor Gong; Norman 1986 Rutgers Univ Pr Paperback B000LZECFI Details Rudnick Aids: In The Mind of Dennis Altman 1985 Doubleday Hardcover 0385195230 Details America Norman C. Shealy; C. AIDS: Passageway to Norman Shealy; 1988 E P Dutton Hardcover 0-913299-47-2 Details Transformation Caroline M. Myss AIDS: The Ultimate Elisabeth Kubler-Ross 1989 Collier Books Paperback 9780020590019 Details Challenge Albert: Or the Book of Perry Brass 1995 Belhue Press Paperback 0962712353 Details Man Alexandros Expedition Patricia Sitkin 1983 Alyson Books Paperback 093287035X Details Alienated Affections: Seymour Kleinberg 1988 St. Martin's Griffin Paperback 0-312-02158-5 Details Being Gay in America New Victoria All Out: A Novel Judith Alguire 1988 Paperback 9780934678162 Details Publishers All That False Instruction Elizabeth Riley 1981 Angus & Robertson Paperback 9780207142796 Details (Sirius) All the Ways Home: Parenting and Children in Cindy Rizzo; Jo the Lesbian and Gay Schneiderman; Lisa New Victoria 1995 Paperback 0934678650 Details Communities - A Schweig; Jan Shafer; Publishers Collection of Short Fiction Judith Stein (Lita) All We Have Is Now: A Robert Taylor 2002 St. Martin's Press Hardcover 0312284810 Details Novel Allan Stein Matthew Stadler 1999 Grove Press Paperback 0802136621 Details Sinister Wisdom 52 -
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