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• Mapplethorpe: A Biography

  by Patricia Morrisroe How did a middle-class Catholic boy from Queens become one of the world's most controversial artists? Morrisroe, who met Mapplethorpe at the pinnacle of his fame and the beginning of his rapid descent toward death from AIDS, provides as cogent an explanation as possible in an excellent biography notable for its dramatic structure and candor. - Visit the site

• My Year of Living Heterosexually: And Other Adventures in Hell

  by Ronald L. Donaghe Compared to the dangerous, rage-filled military of today, where even the hint of homosexuality will get one badly beaten or savagely murdered, mine were almost halcyon days as an openly gay Airman First Class, where my boyfriend and I could be together and everybody in my flight knew about us. - Visit the site

• Outbound: Finding a Man, Sailing an Ocean

  (Living Out: Gay and Lesbian Autobiographies, Joan Larkin and David Bergman, Series Editors) by William Storandt Graced with an unusually apt title that embraces both the gay concept of coming out and the nautical term for leaving port, this compelling memoir weaves Storandt's tentative coming out during the late 1960s and 1970s with a jaunty account of an Atlantic Ocean crossing with his life partner, Brian, in the early 1980s. - Visit the site

• Sadao Hasegawa

  by Sadao Hasegawa - Visit the site

• Parker & Hulme: A Lesbian View

  by Julie Glamuzina, Alison J. Laurie (Contributor), B. Ruby Rich (Introduction) - Visit the site

• The Truth Is: My Life in Love and Music

  by Melissa Etheridge, Laura Morton She's not in Kansas anymore! Melissa Etheridge, the gutsy Midwest girl who grew up to be the heartland's gift to rock & roll (and a major gay spokeswoman) tells all in her memoir, The Truth Is.... With a little help from Laura Morton, the bestselling collaborator of Marilu Henner and Joan Lunden, Etheridge sets the record straight about her life on and off the stage, her coming-out drama, and the stories behind her songs. - Visit the site

• Letters In Search of Love

  by Ronald L. Donaghe - Visit the site

• The Isherwood Century: Essays on the Life and Work of Christopher Isherwood

  by James J. Berg (Editor), Chris Freeman (Introduction), Armistead Maupin - Visit the site

• The Kiss Patrol - Two men and a poodle

  By Armistead Maupin "Kiss Patrol" is reprinted from Dog People: Writers and Artists on Canine Companionship, recently published by Artisan. - Visit the site

• Loss within Loss: Artists in the Age of AIDS

  by Edmund White (Editor) "The essays in this book mark a void," writes noted novelist White (The Married Man) in his introduction to this admirable volume, which commemorates the lives of dozens of artists who have died from AIDS. - Visit the site

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