Author: MARTHA E STONE

Articles in GLReview

• Bright Lights That Dimmed Last Year
• Go East, Young Man
• Short Reviews
• A Life of Close Calls
• Keynotes from an Era
• Stars That Went Out Last Year
• Three Women Who Broke Glass Ceilings
• The Knights of the Clock: An Update
• Leave Your Expectations Outside
• Lives Lost in 2020, Remembered
• Langston’s Language
• In Search of Warhol’s Boyfriends
• Phyllis Lyon, Early Pioneer of Lesbian Rights
• Bollywood Steps Out
• Echoes of Andy Warhol, Curator, at RISD
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in 2019
• Douglas Crimp, Cultural Critic and Activist
• Alistair Williamson Was with Us at the Start
• Mary Oliver, Poet of Provincetown and the World
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in ’18
• The Revolution Will Be Dramatized
• Food, Fabulous Food
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in ’17
• Kate Millett, Author of a Revolutionary Book
• When Haring Met Andy
• 2002: A Year of Historic Passages
• Short Reviews
• Short Reviews
• Short Reviews
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in 2016
• Years of Transition
• Reassessing a 19th-century Novelist
• The Light of Day
• Warhol’s Interview: A Brief History
• Holly Woodlawn, Warhol Superstar, Dead at 69
• She Who Held the Camera
• Pop Goes the Sexual Revolution
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2015
• Short Reviews
• Another Hat for Warhol: Book Illustrator
• The Eccentricities of a Blue Dove
• Loving in Triangles
• Leslie Feinberg Beheld a World without Gender
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2014
• Nancy Garden, Pioneer of Young Adult Fiction
• The Man Who Was Dorian Gray
• The Faces of Vernon Lee
• A Woman with a Plan
• Intergenerational Memoirs
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2013
• Short Reviews
• Short Reviews
• Tennessee Williams’ BFF
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2012
• Coded Verse of the Harlem Renaissance
• Victorian Soap (Reprise)
• Ida Rubinstein, Dancing into the 20th Century
• A Visual Artist Who Could Write
• New Plays Revisit the Bad Old Days
• Scenes from a Boardinghouse
• Barbara Grier, Activist and Founder of Naiad Press
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2011
• Aunt Gertie’s Kids
• Some of the Sights
• My Mother, Not Myself
• Doric Wilson and Lanford Wilson of Caffe Cino Fame
• Famous Writer Management
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2010
• Ginsberg Was the Camera
• Short Reviews
• In the Year of Our Warhol
• Unearthing the “Knights of the Clock”
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2009
• Identities Unbound
• The Impresario
• Short Reviews
• When Race Mattered
• After Many a Season Dies the Oscar Wilde
• Classical Economics
• Nothing Down
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2008
• First Chronicles of Lesbian Literature
• Del Martin, Cofounder of the DOB, Dies at 87
• Sibling Revelry
• Are We Different Yet?
• Harlem á Clef
• Here at the GCN
• Jane Rule, Pioneer of Lesbian Fiction, Dies at 76
• How Stein and Toklas Waited Out the War
• Passages 2007
• Trevor Hailey, Guide to the Castro, Dies at 66
• Mood Food
• Short Reviews
• 100 Years of Innuendo
• The Keeper of Eakins’ Flame
• Passages 2006
• The Toklas Factor
• A Reincarnation of America’s ‘Greek God’
• Desert Salon
• On ‘Coming Out’ as a Jew
• Passages 2005
• Contralateral Damage
• Short Reviews
• Lenny and His Brothers
• It Happened in Brooklyn
• Harvard in the Gay Nineties (the 1890’s)
• Coming Out, Indian Style
• White-iana
• Passages 2004
• Circle Work
• Posterity Is Here for Warhol’s Time Capsules
• Behind the Closet Door of 1920’s Harlem
• What else did they acquire?
• The G&LR and I
• A Year of Passages for GLBT Artists and Writers