Search Results: Gay and Lesbian Literature from My Book Heaven

Offprint from The Lugano Review. Very Good to Near Fine condition. Popular S.F. figure.

Signet, 1952. First Printing. Signet 958. Good to Very Good condition. One of Theodora Keogh's best works. Theodora Keogh was Patricia Highsmith's favorite female author (The Paris Review).

Private Edition, 1969. First Printing. Lesbiana. Good condition.

Naiad Press, 1988. First Printing. Large softbound book. Near Fine condition.

McGraw Hill, 1975. First Edition. Very Good book in a Good dust jacket.

Greenwood Press, 1997. First Edition. Very Good condition. Uncommon.

Conari Press, 1997. Inscribed and signed by the author. Also signed by Jane Nakatami. Fine book in a Near Fine dustjacket. Previous owner signature. Second edition.

Spinsters Book Company, 1992. First Printing. Marked "Free Reading Copy" internally. Near Fine condition. Linnea Due, born in Northern California, is both a writer and editor of fiction, nonfiction, articles, and short fiction pieces. Formerly the senior editor at East Bay Express, she is now the editor of Terrain magazine. Her novel High and Outside won an American Library Best Book award. Additionally, her popular nonfiction work Joining the Tribe: Growing Up Gay and Lesbian in the '90s was awarded the same honor.

Alyson, 1996. Inscribed and signed First edition. Fine book in a Fine dustjacket.

Jon Sims Center for the Performing Arts, 1990. Jon Sims Center, "Men Behind Bars V, The Bartenders' Folly," The 5th Anniversary Gala. February 16 - 19, 1990 A Benefit For The Aids Emergency Fund, The Shanti Project, and The Jon Sims Center For The Performing Arts. A facsimile signature on the inside back cover by Al Parker (1952-1992), Adult Gay Porn Star and creator of Surge Studios Film Productions. Softcover, Stitched Binding, 8.5 x 11, 40 pages. Very Good condition. Al Parker (born Andrew Robert Okun; June 25, 1952 - August 17, 1992) was a gay American porn star, producer, and director. He died from complications of AIDS at the age of 40.[1] Early career Parker was born in Natick, Massachusetts. After arriving in California, he was employed by Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion West as a butler.[2] His career in gay film started when he was "discovered" by Rip Colt, founder of Colt Studios. Colt gave him the performance name "Al Parker."[3] Parker began his filmmaking career when he signed… Read More

Bantam, 1959. Bantam A1923. Good condition.

Dell, 1979. 4th Printing. Very Good to Near Fine condition.

Gold Medal, 1958. 3rd Printing. Gold Medal 774. Fair to Good condition. Wear to the spine.