Author: D. E. Mungello

D. E. Mungello

January-February 2022
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Features

Stars That Went Out Last Year

IN KEEPING WITH our annual custom, we remember some people who left us during the past year—activists, writers, performers, educators, and artists who made a significant contribution to the LGBT community. They left this mortal coil at ages ranging from 28 to 94. All dates are in 2021 unless otherwise indicated.

Essays

James Ivory Has a Lot of ‘All’ to Tell

By Cal Skaggs: To anyone who ever knew or worked with James Ivory or loved his ﬁlms, here he is, warts and all—fussy and fastidious and snobbish, gutsy and generous, aggressive in trying to live the life he wanted ...

Book Review

One Night in Bangkok

By Andrew Holleran: The two traits that enable these boys to survive and flourish on the Boy Soi are cunning and narcissism. The number of customers one has over the course of an evening is the measure of their success.

Features

‘In porn there are scripts at various levels.’

The G&LR talks with the author of Sex, Society, and the Making of Pornography Jeffrey Escoffier.
Blog
1. January 14, 2022 We Are Kind Of More: Gen Z Reframes Gender and Sexuality
2. December 14, 2021 Remembering Soap Star, Lisa Brown
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