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• Inside Ukraine: An lgbtq Leader Speaks Out
• Pride Issue: ‘The Impresarios’
• Doris Grumbach, Storyteller
• Letters to the Editor
• B.T.W.
• How Diaghilev Reimagined Ballet
• The Way Things Were
• The Skeleton in the Old Left’s Closet
• Lincoln Kirstein’s Greatest Get
• George Cecil Ives: Out Poet, Lover of Bosie
• Absconding to Arcadia
• Algernon Swinburne’s ‘Sapphics’
• The Well-Painted Life
• ‘Airbrushed from History’
• A Brooklyn Boy in Tangier
• Power Games Inhabit Guibert’s Last Novel
• An Operatic Fiasco à Trois
• In the Arab World, Geography Matters
• Surviving Modernism
• An Outer Orlando
• Short Reviews
• No Country for Odd Men
• Blackbeard’s Bitch
• The Eye of the Beholder
• An Artist in Dialog with a Museum
• Léonor Fini, Impresario of the Self
• Springtime: “The Age of Innocence”
• Don Gorton, Boston Activist and G&LR Mainstay
• Letters to the Editor
• The Inscrutable John Singer Sargent
• Jean Lorrain, Ambassador from Sodom
• B.T.W.
• Joining the Rosa Bonheur Revival
• The Warren Cup and Me
• The Sublime Sewer Club
• Gustave Courtois in the Paris Salon
• Losing Touch
• Two Victorians Imagine the Future
• Straightwashing Gustave Caillebotte
• The Darkness of Narrow Rooms
• Lesbian Identity and Its Discontents
• Read These Drawings Like a Book
• Try Hiding on a Prairie
• Sins of Omission
• Getting to the Wild Side
• Reclamation and Recovery
• Viva the Counterrevolution
• How Bad Were the ’50s?
• Of Art, Borders, & Identity
• Out of Nigeria
• Two Priests with a Past
• The Great ‘Why Not?’
• Kenneth Williams Never Stopped Carrying On
• A Classic Novel Comes to the Met
• Short Reviews
• Still Tragic After All These Years
• We Were Everywhere Then, Too
• When Heritage and Personhood Collide
• Swann As a Problem Novel
• Goodbye to All That
• Dr. Watson on the Hunt
• Live from Weimar
• Transcendent Stories from the Everyday
• Short Reviews
• A Shoah Survivor Whose Cause Was Race
• Nodes in the Leather Network
• Unreachable Lorca
• The Breakaway Generation
• Purdy Has Been Neglected; Now What?
• Coming Out without the Vocabulary
• How Italy’s Anti-Mask Law Was Weaponized
• Marshall Moore, Expat Writer with Southern Roots
• B.T.W.
• Coming to Terms with the ‘Gay Holocaust’
• If Winter Comes… ‘Larger Than Life’
• Men Dress for Each Other
• Dora & Lytton & Ralph & Frances
• The Capriccios of Jimmy Wright
• Richard Howard’s Threatening Poetry
• Urvashi Vaid, Creator of Change
• Bright Lights That Dimmed Last Year
• Is America Ready for a Gay Romcom?
• Shakespeare Made Me Okay with It
• Taking Stock as The G&LR Turns 30
• How Dobbs v. Jackson Imperils LGBT Rights
• Holiday Issue: ‘The Empty Couch’
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Julius Eastman: Composer, Performer, Iconoclast
• Confronting the Erasure of LGBT Art
• The Curious Case of Gordon Merrick
• The Kerouac Century
• Rise and Fall of the Medical Model
• Thom Gunn, a Poet on the Move
• The Vote That ‘Cured’ Millions
• How Psychiatrists Came Around
• Inside the APA’s Decision to Delist
• La Mère
• Still Up for Grabs: Burroughs’ Place
• How to Survive a Sex Scandal
• Residency Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Go Out
• You’ve Been Pigeonholed
• From Chinquapin to NYC and Back
• Go East, Young Man
• When Selfies Told a Story
• Should We Be Doing This?
• From a Prairie ‘Storier’
• Portraits with an Electric Charge
• Short Reviews
• QAF Is Back, and Much Has Changed
• Autumn Comes: ‘Queens and Kings’
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Short Reviews
• The House that Hirschfeld Built
• From Camp Performer to Camp Inmate
• Truman and His Swans
• Genderfluid Master of the Bizarre
• Cruising As an Institution
• A Painter of Multitudes
• Wilde Up Close and Far Away
• What Keeps Opera Alive?
• Living the Culture Clash
• Ere Shakespeare
• A Novelist of Moods
• Seven Variations on an Arc
• Entanglements
• The Legend of Roy
• Lives of the Treacherous
• Fun with Music Theory
• Love and Social Decay
• How Garbo Complicated Queen Christina
• Gay Pride (and Prejudice)
• Angelo Madsen Minax’ Surreal Documentaries
• From Around the World, Four Films
• Steve Neil Johnson, a Weaver of Mysteries
• Letters to the Editor
• Summertime: ‘The Lure of the Sea’
• Gained in Translation
• The Incubator Decade
• The Fastest Woman of Her Day
• ‘A Dab of Tar on a Sailor’s Posteriors’
• Paul Cadmus’ Art of Cruising
• Sex and Gender in Native America
• A New England Romance
• A Life of Close Calls
• Short Reviews
• What Wilde Left Out of De Profundis
• Survival in the Belly of the Beast
• A Playwright’s First Act
• Not Exactly Everywhere
• Comrades in the Cold War
• A Poet Who Survived the Great War
• Tripping on the ’20s
• Isle of Storytellers
• Pitfalls in Pleasantville
• José Villalobos, Installation & Performance Artist
• Welcome to the ’70s!
• Hemingway and Hart Crane: Blood Brothers?
• BTW
• ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Comes from a Tired Playbook
• Paranormal Desires
• The Sea and Sexual Freedom
• When Lars Eighner Finally Settled Down
• Pride Issue: ‘Radical Pursuits’
• Memories of Recidivism
• The Mainstreaming of Harvey Fierstein
• Can the Left Be Counted On?
• Rebel Dykes Took On All Foes
• How 3 Activists Stopped the Madness
• ‘We resolved to chart our own course.’
• Time to Unpack
• Short Reviews
• Alternatives to the ‘Hard’ Black Male
• Perspectives Will Vary
• Where the Lost Generation Found Itself
• The Golden Age of British Masculinity
• Social Media Censorship Is About to Get Worse
• The Experience of Motion
• Has Anybody Seen…?
• To Tell the Truth
• C&W for the Rest of Us
• A Pip for the ’60s
• Climbers and Creepers of the High Chapparal
• Sebastian Stuart Can Remember the ’60s
• Drag Shows and Illicit Love in a 1959 Novel
• BTW
• Stephen Sondheim: A Private Public Figure
• Letters to the Editor
• Keynotes from an Era
• Spring Break: ‘Artful Dodges’
• A Fierce Farewell to Artist Louise Fishman
• Letters to the Editor
• A Metanovel Set in the Future
• From Big Brothers to the Cubbyhole
• Mad About the Boy
• A Writer Who Invented Selves
• A Poet Knocking on the Closet Door
• Can Serious Art Be Hot?
• Short Reviews
• Woolf’s World
• The Grand Story of Gran Fury
• An Artist of Spain’s Generation of ’27
• ‘Lynes marveled at male beauty.’
• BTW
• Cold Marble, Hot Memories
• Burdens of a Survivor
• About That Dinner Party
• Truth or Circumstances
• In Search of ‘Cambo’
• Is Queer Theory Is Derivative?
• Brian Broome: Writing at Busy Intersections
• The Novel de Beauvoir Didn’t Publish in 1954
• Musical Theater Lives (in Film)!
• Frida and Vita: A Tale of Two Gardens
• Prying Open the Museum Closet
• Artists Bathing the Gay Away
• How We Joined the Sexual Revolution
• Society’s Survivor
• Forsterama
• Wasteland Sprawl
• In Search of [Father]
• Manage the Ménage
• The Banality of Whiteness
• Jonathan
• The Weather in Catalan
• Short Reviews
• Balkanization Blues
• Uncomfortable Bedfellows
• The Structure of Memories
• The Biggest Scoundrels
• Midnight Cowboy Gave Us a New Kind of Love
• C.A. Tripp’s Matrix Deconstructed*
• Build It, and They Will Come
• ‘In porn there are scripts at various levels.’
• One Night in Bangkok
• James Ivory Has a Lot of ‘All’ to Tell
• Stars That Went Out Last Year
• What Ever Happened to Alec and Maurice?
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Major UN Vote Recognizes Sexual Minorities
• Pittsburgh’s Willa Cather
• Femmes Fatales, Queer Rage, and Me
• Winter Dreams: “Sexual Awakenings”
• Men at Sea in the 19th C.: The Case of Fryer
• LNX’s Acid Trip from Creation to Doom
• Fighting Racism, Skirting Gender Lines
• Gutsier, and Ten-Plus Years before ‘The Well’
• Daniel Heath Justice, Indigenous Gay Scholar
• Three Women Who Broke Glass Ceilings
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• Celebrity What-If’s
• Poems for This Moment
• Doctor Zhivago’s Grandson
• Hey, It’s a Future
• A Poet of ‘Oppositional Imagination’
• Short Reviews
• The Lighter Side of a Capitalist Hellscape
• The Talented Mr. Harrison
• What Happened to Him as a Child?
• How Vice Was Vanquished
• The Spring in Her Step
• So Much More Than A Raisin in the Sun
• The Many Lives of Thomas Mann
• Breaking the ‘Second Silence’ on HIV
• When C.A. Met Alfred, Part 1*
• Grant Wood Left Tipoffs All Over
• The Thing Not Named
• Saving Lesbian Life
• Chicago as the Paradigmatic City
• Supreme Court Ruling Puts Kids at Risk
• Holiday Issue: ‘From the Heartland’
• Calling the Media on Trans Representation
• But Was He a Gay Writer?
• Passing from the Night
• Sex with Exes, Too
• A Caribbean in Queens
• Identical Twins Part Ways
• Look Back At Anger
• A Poet among the ‘Butch-Babes’
• Short Reviews
• The Company He Kept in Touch With
• The Theban 300 in Love and War
• A Connection that Sparked
• Manly Pursuits
• The Flip Side of Classical Ballet
• Prelude to a Mary Meigs Biography?
• A Star Is Engineered
• The Timelessness of Delany’s Dhalgren
• ‘Communities change the world.’
• The Blackness of Queer Vernacular
• Langston Hughes’ Down-Low Dreams
• Richard Taddei on His Mentor, Edward Melcarth
• Robert McLane’s Trip to A Very Natural Thing
• Steven Reigns Retries an AIDS-Era Scapegoat
• John Singer Sargent’s Hidden Inspiration
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• Asexuals Are Here, and They’re Organizing
• Fall Arises: “Black Lives Matter”
• An Artist Who Talked It Out
• ‘Only Here to Sin’
• Sissy Boy Survivor
• A Highsmith Hypothesis
• The Good Father
• The Dying Years
• The Prince and the Planner
• Coming Out Keeps Evolving
• Make the Impossible Bloom
• The Unwritten ‘Love Song’
• Six Months in the Life
• Short Reviews
• Where Even Wilder Things Are
• Drumroll: New Proust Stories Are Here
• Artistic Throwback or Feminist Pioneer?
• The Wildlife of Fire Island
• A Poet with the Angst of the Age
• The Knights of the Clock: An Update
• Mister Wrong
• Clubbing Family Values
• John Horne Burns Beat Vidal by a Year
• ‘Change is made by coalitions.’
• Writing & Relationships in Viral Times
• Paul Rudnick on Jeffrey, Jersey, & His New Novel
• ‘Classicism percolates through all time.’
• ‘My process is organic and instinctive.’
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• The Social Construction of Russian Homophobia
• Back to Summer: ‘ZOOM Culture’
• James Purdy’s Provocative Ambiguities
• Blessed Are the Bringers of Art
• The Snubbing of Bertram Cope
• The Company of ‘Whoops, M’dear’
• Male Bonding in the Middle Ages
• A Paradox of Victorian Sex
• Pride Issue: ‘Cracking the Code’
• Letters to the Editor
• Jamie James, a Writer of Art and of the World
• B.T.W.
• Sexual Diversity in Cairo in the 1920s
• Charlotte Mew: Madness and Sapphic Desire
• Meet Molly Dewson, New Deal Reformer
• Filibus: Lost Lesbian Heroine of the Silents
• Mark Davis: Finding a Life in Balance
• Fiction for Revenge (on Humanity)
• A YA Novel that Gave Girls Ideas
• ‘You Are HERE’
• A Damaged Feminist Reconsidered
• Out of the Fire and into the Air Force
• Ahead of the Metalheads
• Only the Facts about a Complex Life
• Short Reviews
• Roots Untangled
• Could There Be… a Curse?
• How ACT UP Did It
• Refashioning an Industry
• Worst. Mom. Ever.
• Fathers and Sons
• Spring into Volume 26: The Ampersand Issue
• Moods Flowing on Canvas
• Mayor Pete’s Biggest Fan
• Street-Sauntering Women
• Wilde the Thinker
• Love in a Bad Time
• Here She Comes…
• Lorca’s Kaleidoscopic Afterlife
• An Epic Is Not a Straight Line
• Leave Your Expectations Outside
• Short Reviews
• Workin’ It
• The Poetry of Social Criticism
• Short Reviews
• Writing without the Filter
• Photos Elegant and Elegiac
• ‘Perhaps I left my heart in too many places.’
• Those Wilder Nights
• Undecided Proust
• Gender Science Marches On
• Those First Tries at Love
• Subcontinental Drift
• Get Out (but not yet)
• Has He Got Stories to Tell!
• When HIV Hit Boystown
• Each Performance a Miracle of Survival
• Switched-On Bach Has a Back Story
• Finding One’s Inner Hawthorne
• Celebrity Was a Cruel Mistress
• ‘Blocking’ for My Sanity
• The Branding of ‘Oscar Wilde’
• The Violet Quill Club, 40 Years On
• Lives Lost in 2020, Remembered
• Michael Callen Can Still Teach Us Things
• Olivia: Dorothy Strachey’s Sapphic Awakening
• Forster’s Maurice May Have Saved My Life
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• How Vidal Slipped City Through
• Winter Dreams: ‘Novel Genealogies’
• Short Reviews
• How to Mobilize L.A.
• Cahun & Moore Revisited
• Dangerous Intersections
• Matching Baggage
• Mirror, Mirror
• Horowitz Off the Ivories
• Secrets on Ice
• Langston’s Language
• Woolf’s World of Women—and Men
• Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore in Exile
• ‘Nakedness Has No Color’
• Innocent Sisters
• Frank Kameny’s Insight: Sue the Bastards
• A Poet of ‘La Bande à Picasso’
• The Pleasures of Sadness
• Why ‘Gay’ Still Matters
• Hervé Guibert’s ‘Dreadful Books’
• ‘Sex Variants’ Were Everywhere
• Drs. Eliot and Dunham to the Rescue
• Interpreting Trans, 19th-century Style
• Baron von Steuben’s Secret Heroism
• Mark Nadler: The Show Must Go On (YouTube)!
• Chile Wakes Up to the Real Gabriela Mistral
• The Love Song of Pierre et Gerard
• Readers’ Thoughts
• B.T.W.
• Holiday Issue: ‘Mythologies’
• PBS Suffragist Series Left One Thing Out
• In Search of Stonewall Past Issues Page
• The Fellowship of the Tea Club
• Merrily He Strolled Along
• Bernsteinomania
• Inside West Side Story
• The Tolkien in Bilbo Baggins
• Sex and Subtext in Tolkien’s World
• Forster Without Maurice (still gay)
• Shakespeare in (Same-Sex) Love
• You Never Heard of Simeon Solomon?
• Two Tales of Two Hollywoods
• Short Reviews
• The Angst of the Everyday
• Love Letters to Her Queen
• Micro-aggressions Add Up
• The Gospel According to…
• Tierra del Fuego
• The Road to Hellgate
• Memories of Fantasies
• It’s Fun to Stay on the Ship at Sea
• In Search of Warhol’s Boyfriends
• Where the Binary Never Ruled
• Janis Joplin Defied All Categories
• Frida Kahlo’s American Experiments
• Not Your Father’s Faulkner
• Languages Adapt to the Nonbinary
• A Brief History of Hooking Up
• Frank Kameny’s Revolutionary Idea
• Is Covid Crushing Queer Culture?
• Dispatches from the Pandemic
• Books from a More Honest Time
• Klaus Nomi, Countertenor of Glam Rock
• The Buried Longing in du Maurier’s Rebecca
• B.T.W.
• Larry Kramer the Writer: A Personal Reflection
• Letters to the Editor
• Supreme Court Ruling Is Right for the Times
• Early Fall: ‘The Arc of Resistance’
• Self-Isolating by Choice
• Tiger Mania Uncaged
• Leave the Beaten Trail in Tel Aviv
• Short Reviews
• And It’s Always Night
• Art and the Heart’s Desire
• The Stanwyck Mystique
• Another Family in Transition
• Rare Bird of Little Syria
• The US Is a Harsh Mistress
• Prairie Dynamics
• Festschrift of a Brief Light
• How to Become a Graphic Novelist
• The Engines of Modern Art
• Keeping Up with Calamity
• How Religion Can Boost Equality in Africa
• Anna Howard Shaw: The Forgotten Suffragist
• Arthur Conan Doyle’s Darker Mystery
• B.T.W.
• Terrence McNally, a Playwright for the Ages
• Phyllis Lyon, Early Pioneer of Lesbian Rights
• Letters to the Editor
• An Immigrant’s Husband’s Appeal to Readers
• Belle Époque Noire
• H. P. Lovecraft’s Odd Couples
• The Fall of Aubrey Beardsley
• Enter a World of Fascination
• King Henri III and His Mignons
• Strange Summer: ‘The Fantastics’
• Poetry without Apology
• Short Reviews
• Bollywood Steps Out
• Cape of Good Hope
• A Theater of Compassion
• Divas of the Silver Screen
• AIDS as a Family Disease
• Living Whitman
• Confessions of a Choreographer
• A Writer You Don’t Want to Cross
• Gayspeak
• Art and Social Intelligence
• Two Outings in One
• T.J. Parsell Documents Lesbians in Country Music
• Jaime Manrique, Spanning Cultures & Genres
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• What the AIDS Crisis Can Teach Us Now
• Pride Issue: “Unsung Heroes”
• Gender Ideology and Its Discontents
• The Struggles of Barbara Deming
• John Rechy: Fallen Angel
• Two Women, a Ford, and a Rolleiflex
• Pedro Lemebel Outlasted Pinochet
• The Artful Dodger of Nazi Berlin
• How Hans Scholl Took on the Nazis
• Richard Hall’s Forgotten Masterpiece
• Rock Hudson: A Tragedy of the Closet
• ‘Autosexual’: The Label to End All Labels?
• The Lord Won’t Mind at Fifty
• How Mao Skewered Chinese Values
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• Stop Straightwashing Susan B. Anthony
• Echoes of Andy Warhol, Curator, at RISD
• Short Reviews
• A Life in Fragments
• It Got Better (Eventually)
• We Are in Kansas, After All
• Poles Apart
• A Hut of Their Own
• New to New York
• A Cultural Moment That Endured
• Mary Shelley in the Age of A.I.
• Equatorial Ginsberg
• When Wilde Was a Cult Icon
• The Gentrification of Paris, 1850s Style
• An Interpretation of Susan Sontag
• Dark Nights of Sofia
• Polyamory: The Next Frontier?
• How to Find the ‘Something Else’
• Understanding Neopronouns
• Why Women Watch Gay Porn
• Solo- and Autosexuality 101
• How to Read Duane Michals’ Photos
• Love, Cole
• Forster Calls on the Post-HIV Generation
• Spring of Hope: ‘Alternative Sexualities’
• We Want the Funk
• Our First Gay President?
• Bishop 2: The Lost Weeks
• Patsy’s Choice
• A Filmmaker’s Final Words
• ‘The Bishop’
• Short Reviews
• The Art of Living in the Past
• I Remember Mama
• What Became of Elio and Oliver?
• Before Auden and Isherwood
• He Believed in the Power of Art
• The Sociology of Soft-Core
• A Mystery Calls, and Rios Answers
• For Ray Johnson, Art and Life Were One
• The Two Eds: A 50-Year Love Story
• The Sexual Economy of Revolution
• At Home with Quentin Crisp
• Edward Gorey’s Gothic Nonsense
• In the Beginning Was Little Richard
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in 2019
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• Face Surveillance Erases Nonbinary People
• Start of a Decade: “Camp Leaders”
• Holiday Issue: The Perils of Place
• Oscar Wilde and the Limits of Camp
• Call Me by No Name
• The Great Cover-Up
• Prison Sex: The Case for Tolerance
• What’s ‘Un-African’ Is Homophobia
• Next Frontier: Employment Equality
• Lorca in Vermont: The Untold Story
• Laurie Lynd’s Film Debunks ‘Patient Zero’
• Glen or Glenda Bent the Gender Rules in 1953
• In Italy, Homophobia Is on the Rise
• B.T.W.
• Douglas Crimp, Cultural Critic and Activist
• Letters to the Editor
• Can Title VII Stop Workplace Discrimination?
• Scenes from the Golden Age of Promiscuity
• Intersectional Traumas
• His Inspiration Came from Away
• Short Reviews
• Feminist New Worlds
• A Revisionist History of Sexuality
• Two Artists Take Stock
• A Long Goodbye
• A WWII Hero Reimagined
• Learning to Care about LA
• Gender Fluidity Comes to Reality TV
• A 19th-century ‘Oddity’ Who Kept a Diary
• Archie Bunker Got the Conversation Started
• Donald Boisvert, Scholar of Religion & Sexuality
• Fall Harvest: ‘Frenemies’
• About Tennessee Williams
• Tennessee and Mishima in Conversation
• The Lighter Side of Edward Gorey
• On the Domestication of Camp
• Stonewall Comes to the 100′ Screen
• Closely Watched Poets
• It’s Raining Whitman
• Sweat Shops
• While They’re in the World
• Film Briefs
• The Ashes of the Affair
• Sins of the British Empire
• Performative Anxieties
• Alan Turing, Enigma
• Owning the 19th Century
• Take It from John
• Short Reviews
• Latent Heterosexuality
• Rod McKuen: Poet, Songwriter, Gay Activist
• Hugh Ryan Discovers a Hidden Brooklyn
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• How We Got the Rainbow
• The Big Picture (in Pictures)
• What Ayn Rand Hoped You’d Miss
• The Unknown Andrea Dworkin
• HBO’s Takedown of Michael Jackson
• A Singer-Songwriter to Watch Out For
• Tim Miller’s Body Politic
• Russell Cheney: An Artist in His Own Right
• The Greek Inspiration for Modern Dance
• Short Reviews
• A Novel Biography
• Grindr World
• You Could Get Beat Up
• You’re on Your Own
• The Great Secret
• Trials of the Plague Generations
• The Riots: Before, During, and After
• When Freud Went to the Movies
• The Inquisition Comes to the New World
• From the Promenade to the Navy Yard
• The Short Historic Life of Randy Shilts
• The Paris Cruising Scene in 1750
• Rev. Bentley’s Man of Curious Habits
• ‘Warm Brothers’ in 18th-century Berlin
• ‘The sapphic is far from a site of silence.’
• Cyrano’s Sodomitical Circle
• B.T.W.
• Alistair Williamson Was with Us at the Start
• Patricia Nell Warren, Author of The Front Runner
• Letters to the Editor
• Drop in Churchgoers Could Impact LGBT Rights
• Summertime: Age of Enlightenment
• A Tale of Tenn and Frank
• ‘I’m a Joker, I’m a Smoker’
• Old Memories in ‘New Narrative’
• Truth or Consequences
• Does Cy Twombly’s Sexuality Matter?
• Short Reviews
• When the Abuser Is a Victim
• Hot War Bedfellows
• Cold War Bedfellows
• L’Enfant Terrible
• B.T.W.
• David Castillo Brings World Art to Miami
• The Men of Lesbos
• Russ Lopez on the Long History of Boston Pride
• The Rise and Fall of the GLF
• Letters to the Editor
• Mary Oliver, Poet of Provincetown and the World
• ‘Lavender menace became a magical term.’
• A Theory of Revolution for the Riots
• Why We Need ‘Reclaim Pride’
• Forget Stonewall
• The Road Past Rio
• Explaining (not excusing) Jerome Robbins
• Angles on the Revolution
• Glitter and Be Gay
• Industrious Liaisons
• That Double Edge of Stardom
• The Masculine Mystique
• No Deliverance
• Greenland Hip
• Cavafy Gets a Back Story
• The Rave Decade
• Intersectionally Yours
• Planet Ginsberg Goes East
• The Honesty of Fellow Travelers
• Alien in a Familiar Land
• The Poet As Public Intellectual
• An Artist in His Own Voice
• David Dean Bottrell: Working Actor
• The Play That Broke the Barriers
• Actor Thom Bierdz on Life after the Soaps
• Larry Phillips, the Sine Qua Non of The G&LR
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• We Need a National LGBT History Museum
• The ‘L’ and the ‘T’
• Can the LGBTQ+ Coalition Survive?
• ‘AIDS activism kept me alive.’
• Before Boystown
• The Enigma of Pierre Loti
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in ’18
• Short Reviews
• Coming of Age in Solitary
• A Star Is Reborn
• The Great Sarah’s Rival
• Preludes to a Genre
• Filling Gaps in the Self
• Inscribing Henry James
• Why Did Roger Casement Have to Die?
• Gender Warriors of Yore
• Preface: In Search of Stonewall
• Three Faces of Cher
• A Western for the Rest of Us
• Where Were You in ’62?
• It’s Not About Me
• A Top-Down Theory of Progress
• Warhol Painted What He Liked
• Short Reviews
• Catching Catfish Barehanded
• The Revolution Will Be Dramatized
• Paris Is People; New York, Architecture
• The Fire That Time
• Amy Bloom Tells of a First Lady’s Second Love
• In the Footsteps of F. O. Matthiessen
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Prosper Act Could Devastate LGBT Students
• This Is What Theocracy Looks Like
• Soap Operas and Social Change
• Diary of a Kinsey 6+
• Oscar in Blackface
• Between the Greeks and Stonewall
• Bronze Age Buddies
• The Harder You Look, the Funnier It Gets
• The Man Behind the Nonsense
• Drag Kings in the Music Halls
• Recovery, Relationship, Relapse
• Tales of the Delta
• The Book of Mara
• In 1966, a Slutty Roman Emperor Did It All
• The Boys Is Back
• Film Reviews
• If They Could See Him Now
• Hollywood on Biscayne Bay
• When Cultures Collide
• Progress Unseen
• Slipping It In
• You Will Be Humiliated
• What Might Have Been
• Short Reviews
• Settling for ‘Equality’
• Interpretations of a Sexual Assualt
• A Reader’s Own Story
• Isak Lindenauer, Impresario of Antiques
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Around the World in Eight Years
• ‘I just wanted to freeze a moment.’
• Russia and the Art of Survival
• Did the Nazis Enact a ‘Gay Genocide’?
• Homonegativity in Eastern Europe
• Transformational Verse
• We Stayed in Maine
• Rufus Wainwright Returns with Hadrian, an Opera
• The Case of Nietzsche
• Jim Nawrocki (1964–2018), G&LR Mainstay
• Hungry at the Gate
• Orthodoxy versus Freedom (an old story)
• Coming Out the Fun Way
• Where Baldwin Landed
• If Seers Could Really See
• A Renaissance Man
• People Are Funny
• Avalon
• Short Reviews
• Quentin Crisp Isn’t Done Yet
• Food, Fabulous Food
• The Normalization of Sex Research
• Mikko Makela Directs a Binational Love Story
• Will Aitken, Novelist, on the Set of Antigone
• Darby Crash Would Just Be Turning Sixty
• BTW
• Remembering J. D. McClatchy (1945–2018)
• Bob Smith (1958-2018) and The G&LR
• Costa Rica’s Brush with Right-Wing Politics
• Sex and Gender Fluidity versus ‘Born This Way’
• When Is a Gang Not a ‘Gang’?
• The Outing of Pop Music, 1907-2018
• Choral Singing as Personal and Political
• For the Love of Billy Budd
• Proust’s Sources
• Catalyst Provincetown
• Only the Interesting
• The Man Behind Those Big Happy Boys
• Hirschfeld by Himself
• Modern Life in the Levant
• A Visual Minority
• Generations Change, and So Does Art
• Wilde after the Sentence
• A Playwright Converses with Himself
• Short Reviews
• When Sex Was Metaphysical
• American Historian in a Dark Time
• Mark A. Roeder’s Youths of Indiana
• Zimbabwe after Mugabe: Few Signs of Progress
• On Being Changed by a John Wieners Poem
• BTW
• On Losing Bob Smith
• How to Be a Porn Star
• Squaring the Disability
• Belated Vindication for John Boswell
• David Hockney’s Great Yes to Life
• Of Maine, Men, and Marsden Hartley
• A Certain Gorgeous Bleakness
• An Anti-LGBT Bill Moves through Congress
• Letters to the Editor
• When Women Rise
• Out Came Jann
• Michelangelo’s Gifts to Tommaso
• Wrestling with Greco-Roman Mores
• Cuba: How Real Is the Thaw?
• What Makes It ‘Lesbian’?
• Why We Remember Charles Henri Ford
• B.T.W.
• Charles Shively, Pioneer Activist and Author
• Letters to the Editor
• On ‘Passing’ in the Transgender Community
• Warhol Off the Wall
• The Child Is the Father of the Poet
• The Narrator Survives
• Romantic Poets
• The Neo-Ridiculous Technique
• Short Reviews
• Gay Shades of Garp and Gump
• How to Get to Barbary Lane
• Freak Out!
• How to Survive a World War
• Alison Bechdel Comes of Age
• Billie Jean King’s Stroke of Genius
• Juan Bastos, Portrait Painter, on Exhibit in LA
• A Hajj for Freedom
• ‘The Odyssey is all about father and son.’
• Eyewitness to the Alger Hiss Case
• Evolutionary Origins of Homosexuality
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in ’17
• The Unreliable Tenderness of the World
• Underground Closet
• Arnold and Ed and Laurel and Alan
• Short Reviews
• Odd Pocket of Tolerance
• Shifting Orientations
• Out of Thatcher’s Sight
• Can Shakespeare Survive Queer Theory?
• Turn the Scandal Around
• How Genet Destabilizes Queer Theory
• Those Posters Were Everywhere
• Scheherazade in Canada
• The Urge to Perform
• From Rapid City to the Bolshoi Ballet
• Trebor Healey, Storyteller of Outlying Truths
• Alex Lahey, a Balladeer from Down Under
• John-Manuel Andriote Celebrates Gay Resilience
• Kenya Betrays Its Promise to LGBT People
• Kate Millett, Author of a Revolutionary Book
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Hypermasculity as the New Drag of Black Men
• Magnus Hirschfeld Rediscovered
• First Love
• ‘Violence is a very complex thing.’
• Mme Yourcenar in Maine
• Poet from ‘the Mouth of Shadow’
• Guess Who Hosted Voltaire in Paris
• Must Political Art Be Propaganda?
• A Lot Can Happen
• Arthur Less Hits the Road
• Why Auden and Kallman Endured
• The Narrator Survives
• Billie Jean King’s Stroke of Genius
• November-December 2003: Ten Years After
• Sept.-Oct. 2003: “Americana” Issue
• July-August 2003: Animal Magnetism
• May-June 2003: Not the American Issue
• March-April 2003: Witch Hunts in America
• Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
• Augusten Burroughs on and off the wagon
• Fire Island: The Democratic Years
• Philadelphia Stories
• An RV Park of One’s Own
• A Gay Wedding (almost) in Waco
• U.S. Sodomy Ruling Ripples to India
• Innocuhomoland Security: Rainbow Threat Alert
• Klaus Mann: The Dancing Dichterkind
• The Real Tadzio of Thomas Mann
• Lawrence v. Texas: A Victory for Liberty
• Legal Challenges after Lawrence
• Lawrence Brings It All Back Home
• Case Against Marriage Equality Implodes
• Marriage Just Lets the State Back In
• David Daniels, Singing in a New Key
• How the UN Can Advance Gay Rights
• New Gene Theory Rests on Bad Science
• A Tale of Two Eastern European Cities
• January-February 2003: Visual Modalities
• Appalachian Subculture
• At the Michigan Womyn’s Music Fest
• Beauford Delaney and the Art of Exile
• Building a GLBT Literary Tradition in Russia
• Can Will & Grace Be “Queered”?
• Lord of the Ring Taps a Gay Archetype
• Reflections on Gay Male Porn
• Pain and the Lesbian Body
• John Rechy at Home
• ‘The sensual part of beauty is the wound’
• Homoeroticism in La cazzaria (1525)
• On Beauty
• Do Butch and Femme Still Attract?
• Confessions of a Webcam Exhibitionist
• Shanghai’s Museum of Sex
• How to Be Gay in Beijing
• Out and Down and Living in Israel
• Passing in India
• Robert Friend: A Life in Poetry
• Poland: The Shock of the Homoerotic
• Spain and the ‘Mediterranean Model’
• Women’s Lib Hits London, 1972
• The ‘Conspiracy’ of the ‘Homintern’
• A Maori Writer in Two Worlds
• Duane Michals: Photographer, Storyteller
• At the Intersection of Museum and Sex
• Harold Norse’s Poetic Imagination
• When Haring Met Andy
• Buy this Diagnosis! HIV Marketing Folklore
• The Women of Weimar
• Robert Giard: Portrait of a Photographer
• The Shock of the Old
• Michael Cunningham after Hours
• Colleges Cave to Pentagon Threat
• Kandahar: Closely Watched Pashtuns
• The Boston/Boise Affair, 1977–78
• The Smith College Porn Panic of 1960
• Gertrude Stein took the War like a man
• The Newport Sex Scandal, 1919-21
• A Gay Purge at Harvard, 1920
• Lend Me Your Ears
• 2002: A Year of Historic Passages
• ‘I grew up in Bombay, home of the Hijra.’
• Thomas Mann’s Secret Sharer
• Picturing ‘The German Vice’
• A Priest’s Book Stirs the Faithful
• Letters to the Editor
• Memories of John Ashbery (1927–2017)
• Two Friends Recall Mark Merlis (1950-2017)
• BTW
• Joy Ladin Is Not a Nature Poet
• A Confabulation of Poets
• Your Minority Status Has Changed Again
• ‘The Closet’ Made Me Do It
• Short Reviews
• He Made It Cosmic to Be ‘Different’
• What Makes a Culture Tolerant?
• Musical Orientation
• On Disability’s Frontier
• A Writer and Her Editor
• The Etymology of Lads
• Indigenous Alien
• Underground Closet
• The Dead Are Everywhere
• More Transitions in Store
• Steve Grand Is Not a Country Singer
• A Play about a 1907 Play
• Keeping Art Alive in These Times
• A Year in La DolceVita Rome
• Make America Sick Again
• Assault on Our Performance Spaces!
• Gay and Arab in the Trump Era
• Stop Everything! Save the Planet!
• Letters to the Editor
• Why Climate Change Is an LGBT Issue
• The Other France
• Why Is a Gay Man Hiding in Little Caesar?
• The Philippines: Make Way for the Baklas
• People of Colors vs. the Whiteness House
• BTW
• What Liberation Looked Like
• Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves
• Two Forces of Nature on a Collision Course
• If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be Huehuetenango
• Person and Persona
• Short Reviews
• ‘A Realistic Story of Everyday Lives’
• An Activist on Three Fronts
• The Great Work Continues!
• The Perils of Polyamory
• The Summer of ’60
• Latin Cinema Grows Up
• Whatever Possessed Them to Make Baby Jane?
• Film Reviews
• Camp Art in the Age of Modernism
• The Wedding March
• Lovecraft Had to Have a Secret Life
• Short Reviews
• Do-Over
• A Daughter’s Discovery
• Living the Nightmare
• Bad Gringos
• Those Liberation Blues
• What Makes a Queen a Queen?
• ‘I’ll Go Forth Alone’
• When India’s Prince Gohil Came Out
• Meredith Monk’s Moving Installations
• Madboots and the Gay Experience
• The Action Is at the Cuban Ballet
• Resist!
• The New Sex Criminals
• John Rechy’s Return to the Island
• Of LA and Harry Hay: Stuart Timmons’ Times
• Heart of the Beat Generation
• Coming Out without the Sturm und Drang
• One Serious Lady
• How Gore Vidal Rocked My Country Road
• The Baroness of Body Art
• The Shock of the Nude
• Kirstein’s Letters 3: Rivals and Idols
• B.T.W.
• Letters to the Editor
• The Shock of the Everyday
• I Am Not Your Diagnosis
• We’ve Got Your Numbers
• He Needed a Racket
• The Secret Lives of Poets
• Short Reviews
• Love’s Longings Lost
• Stardom in the Age of the Selfie
• Waugh’s Life Reconsidered: Still Dismal
• Ethel Smyth: Composer, Feminist, Suffragette
• Guys and Dolls at the 54
• Where to Find Virginia Woolf
• The Naughtier Victorians
• The Fall of Jeremy Thorpe
• The Birth of Fantasy
• Bound by Our Forefathers’ Ink
• Starstruck
• The Multi-Talented Harry Hervey
• Camping in the Cold War South
• Camille of Fire Island
• When the Movies Went to Sodom
• Kirstein’s Letters 2: Friends & Lovers
• B.T.W.
• Gays for Trump? Homonationalism Has Deep Roots
• Women on the Verge
• Seasons in Hell
• Gay Resilience and HIV Prevention
• The Man Who Took On The Times
• Where HIV Has Not Been Tamed
• Playwrights Who Rewrote the Rules
• George Michael Made It Big
• Wide Use of PrEP Raises Hopes—and Questions
• Readers’ Thoughts
• B.T.W.
• Catching David Leddick at 100 MPH
• Tim Murphy Tells of Tough Times in the Big City
• Babylon on the Thames
• A Novelist Gets Personal
• You’ve Never Heard of Denton Welch?
• In a Lonely Place, Watching
• Who Were Called ‘Macaroni’?
• A Steamy Novel from ‘the Amazon’
• Antinous in Minnesota
• Whither Women’s Spaces?
• An Art Era to Remember
• The Satanic Voices
• Something about Him
• The Sappho Craze
• Can Falsettos Still Be Relevant?
• Short Reviews
• A New York Century on Display
• Can This Marriage Be Saved?
• Kirstein’s Letters, Part 1: Balanchine
• A Farewell to Edward Albee
• What Is Sex? What Is Gender?
• On the Medicalization of Gender
• Postcards from the Fringe
• Gender Fluidity in Hawaiian Culture
• Talk Like a Man
• Letters to the Editor
• The Election: Facing Facts, Fighting Back
• B.T.W.
• Honoring Those Who Left Us in 2016
• Who Wrote A Scarlet Pansy? The Plot Thickens
• Karla Jay: The Making of a ‘Lavender Menace’
• When John Cage Composed in Words
• He Wrote the Book of ‘Similisexual’ Love
• The Taxidermy of Short Fiction
• And Tell Sad Stories of the Death of Queens
• Against Foucault
• A Foremother of Lesbian Publishing
• A Second Look at Bernard Perlin
• The Man Who Loved Oliver Sacks
• Doctors without Protocols
• Berlin As Metaphor
• Canada ≠ Utopia
• Two Novels Set in the ’50s
• The Afterlife of a 1950s Sex Symbol
• Years of Transition
• The Shock of the New
• A Star for the YouTube Generation
• Short Reviews
• It Don’t Come Easy
• Icelandic Meltdown
• Out Comes Melville
• Reassessing a 19th-century Novelist
• Eccentrics Abroad
• The Definitive ‘Miss Bette Davis’
• No Modifier Required
• Am Anfang*
• Bernard Perlin, an Artist of Many Milieux
• A South African Justice Speaks Out
• In Search of Schubert’s ‘Secret Love Life’
• Carl Wittman’s Place in Liberation History
• B.T.W.
• Readers’ Thoughts
• The Plight of GLBT Sex-Trafficking Survivors
• Vito Russo’s Secret Papers Unsealed!
• Xena’s Quest for Transcendent Love
• ‘All of my films deal in fantasy.’
• The Grindrization of Gay Identity
• Lewd
• Barbara Hammer Reflects on a Life of Filmmaking
• HIV Survivors and the ’16 Election
• Sarah Schulman on Her Latest Provocations
• More Than a Sanskrit Sex Manual
• The Mind of the Millennial (Poet)
• How to Be Gay in 1861
• A Renaissance Reborn
• Out amid The Troubles
• Couples in Flux
• Fans of a Transperson
• Short Reviews
• Australian Rules Were Made to Be Broken
• The Light of Day
• Of Country Matters
• The China Closet
• Casa Finlandia
• The Factory from the Inside
• The Beatniks Smoldered in 1960
• Metamorphosis of an Indie Rock Star
• All the Lonely Artists
• The Lure of the Muscular Male
• Prince’s Legacy: ‘Set your mind free’
• Straight Abe: Back Like a Bad Penny
• BTW
• Readers’ Thoughts
• It’s Time to Retire the Word ‘Homophobia’
• Can the GLB Vote Swing an Election?
• All 3 Branches at Stake in November
• Clans of the Southern Wild
• A Chicagoan Roams Berlin
• Mother of Morocco
• BTW
• The Fine Art of Writing and Waiting
• The German Invention of Sexuality
• Nietzsche’s Hidden Trail of Desire
• John Boswell’s Religious Restoration
• Healing Stigma in the Age of Social Media
• How the Supreme Court Sanctified Gay Sex
• The Accidental Activist: Pasolini’s Italy
• Readers’ Thoughts
• In the Manner of Amy Lowell
• Short Reviews
• In Days of Yore
• A Novelist at Odds with Circumstance
• Habits of the Closet
• The WOW of Theater
• Cracks in the Last Bastion
• Brazilian Bombshells
• When Gender Was No Object
• Photographs That Set the Stage
• Sons and Mothers
• The Passion of the Wilde
• A Night to Remember
• Biblical Epics As High Camp
• The Gilded Gutter Life of Francis Bacon
• Not Speaking Its Name
• Of Afrofuturism and Social Change
• Get to Know Frances Kellor
• BTW
• A ‘Poet’s Novel’ in the Making
• Martin Wong on the Lower East Side
• The ‘Virile’ Style in American Art
• Photos at an Exhibition
• Warhol’s Interview: A Brief History
• Short Reviews
• Murdoch’s Sexuality: Ample, Baroque
• Tear Down the Prison Industrial Complex!
• Chronicles of a Disappearing Milieu
• ‘I’d always felt Romaine had a secret.’
• A Voice (Contralto) for Social Justice
• When Eleanor Met Lorena
• Musical Inventions
• Cruising China
• A Family Transition
• If You Remember the ’70s…
• Sappho Transfigured
• Nonacademic Interests
• Silencing Israeli Activists Accomplishes Nothing
• Janis Ian Brings a Lesbian Classic to Life
• Readers’ Thoughts
• Trick Collecting for Fun and Photos
• No ‘Equality’ without Social Justice
• A Child of the Sixties
• Michelle Tea Comes Out As a Grown-up
• Short Reviews
• Uganda in the Hands of an Angry God
• Short Reviews
• Bleak is Beautiful
• Readers’ Thoughts
• In Search of the Spirit of Mu Xin
• Modeling to Survive in 1955
• How David Bowie Bent My Gender
• The Wisdom of Extraordinary Hearts
• BTW
• Finding Love in Old Persia
• Selective Reading of a Complex Era
• The Arc of Activism
• No Rose Without a Thorn
• Short Reviews
• The Religion of Art
• What Ever Became of Lesley Gore?
• Scenes from a Modern Marriage
• To Be, or Not to Be, in Bhutan
• Holly Woodlawn, Warhol Superstar, Dead at 69
• Just One Look
• Transitioning in the Real World
• When Warhol Came to Look for America
• On the Road with Allen Ginsberg
• In the Age of the Gay Memoir
• She Who Held the Camera
• Sacks from the Grave
• A Philosopher’s Double Life
• On First Looking into Sedgwick’s Epistemology
• Pop Goes the Sexual Revolution
• The Madoffs at Brideshead
• What Is ‘Compersion’?
• The James Sister
• Oliver Sacks’ Swan-Song Revelation
• The Woman Who Was ‘Orlando’
• A Pioneer’s Other Discoveries
• The Radicalization of Langston Hughes
• Working Out
• A Portrait in Melancholy
• In With the Worldly Set
• The Lure of the Gay Gene
• How ‘Sex’ Undid John Money
• The Case for Optimism
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2015
• BTW
• GOP Leaders Flock to ‘Kill the Gays’ Preacher
• Letters to the Editor
• ‘Homonormativity’ and Its Discontents
• Living the Art
• Lesbian Sculptors as Expat Abolitionists
• Gay Advertising Goes Mainstream: Now What?
• Erotica
• Two Speeches from the Democratic National Convention
• An HIV Policy that Saved Lives
• Media Year: 2003 in Pictures
• Emily Dickinson’s Smoking Poems
• Wrestling with Greco-Roman Mores
• Cuba: How Real Is the Thaw?
• Sidney Abbott: Sappho’s ‘Right-On Woman’
• Takes on News of the Day
• Reader’s Thought
• A Cinematic Trend Emerges: ‘Gays Gone Bad’
• How Horror Thwarted ‘The Code’
• “Harness My Zebras!”
• In Mumbai, a Community Struggling to Be Born
• What Makes an Economist Great?
• Keeper of the Dead
• The Secret Life of Action Films
• Baldwin the Shape-Shifter
• Poet of Desire
• That Last Recovery
• N.Y. Showroom Models at Work and Play
• SWM Looking for Same
• Back Story of a Closely Watched Career
• Short Reviews
• Another Hat for Warhol: Book Illustrator
• Where Bishop Landed
• Sartorial Styles of the Counterculture
• Four Ways to Be Gay
• More ‘Monsters’ and Memories
• Proust’s Way Home
• Obergefell Ruling Goes Beyond Gay Marriage
• Readers’ Thought
• Ronnie Gilbert, A Woman of Courage, Dies at 88
• BTW
• What’s New Is How We View
• Lillian Faderman Tells the Gay Story to Date
• The Stained Glass Closet
• Tóibín’s Connection to Bishop: Silence
• Homo Politicus
• The Company He Kept Company
• Meditations of a Freudian Philosopher
• Life of a Poet, Friend, Ventriloquist
• The Earnest Generation
• The Killer with Something Extra
• Short Reviews
• Alexander’s Persian Side
• A Week in the Life
• The Tears in Mortal Things
• Doin’ What Came Naturally
• Almost Revolutionary
• Unfinished Business
• Make Me Over, or Ripley at Midnight
• Notes on Porn
• The Philadelphia Phenomenon
• Contemplating the Navel
• The Eccentricities of a Blue Dove
• ‘I just want them to take the journey.’
• Short Reviews
• The Writer’s Journey to Harry Hay
• That Trip Did Her Good
• All Sides of a Triangle
• Kenneth Anger, Director: Fireworks at Sixty
• Stonewall Communities Breaking Ground in Boston
• Claude Cahun’s Mirror in the Lens
• Letting Down Appearances
• Arts Briefs
• If the World Were Walt’s
• Mama’s Boy Gets Big
• The Grand Hostel
• Brainstorming a Movement
• The Poetry of Connection
• Wonder Woman’s Hidden Agenda
• The Novel as Magic Act
• Woman + Woman = Enlightenment
• What Was Forster Thinking?
• Life As a Sonic Boom
• Who Was That Woman in the Pines?
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Ireland Sends a Message to the World
• Out, Outed, Ousted
• The Remains of the Night
• Come Through for Me
• Illusions Lost and Found
• At the Hidden Core of the Big Apple
• The Hijacking of Lesbian History
• Under the Fashion Juggernaut
• The Price of Going Mainstream
• Roman Holiday
• Doug Ireland’s Passion and Praxis
• America through a Gay Glass, Darkly
• Readers’ Thoughts
• Therapists: Declare ‘Ex-Gay Therapy’ Unethical
• Lesbians, Please Leave the Stage!
• Malcolm Boyd, 1923-2015: A Personal Reflection
• James Baldwin Comes Alive in Film Classic
• Jamie Brickhouse Remembers Mama
• Coming Out Twice: Gay and Asian in the UK
• BTW
• Short Reviews
• Loving in Triangles
• Before There Was Mapplethorpe
• The Bisexual’s Dilemma
• Visceral Reactions
• It’s Not About the Music
• A Married Man in the ’60s
• After Them, the Déluge
• A Novel about Writing a Novel
• Song of a Social Butterfly
• Slipping Glimpse of the Narrative Eye
• The Truman Show
• Does Marriage Matter?
• LGBT History 101
• Tune In, Drop Out
• Jesus’ Penis and the Seed of Faith
• The Codpiece: Life and Times
• Filling the Void in Lesbian Art
• A Family in Exile, A Poet in the Making
• An English Martyr
• The Many Genders of Old India
• Why Gay Ghettos Are Breaking Up
• The Mainstreaming of Marriage Equality
• The Moons of Libido
• Excavations from a British Century
• A Scot on the Rocks
• What a Picture Is Worth
• Identities in Play
• Flipping Stereotypes
• Legally Male
• An Oasis of Freedom Grows in Burma
• Secrets of the Met, Hanging in Plain Sight
• It Shouldn’t Be So Hard to Be a Queer Atheist
• The Agony of Victory
• The Seagram: New York’s Gayest Building
• Ryan Landry of the ‘Make ’Em Laugh’ School
• Leslie Feinberg Beheld a World without Gender
• Grant Wood’s Glimmerglass Surprise
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Random Acts of Kindness
• The Revolution Was Photographed
• What Diversity Looks Like
• Judicial Review
• Lined with Good Intentions
• Silent Partner
• Short Reviews
• The Newport Sex Scandal Explained
• The Men of the World’s Oldest Profession
• Capote’s Legacy on the Line
• Bill T. Jones and the Birth of Story/Time
• Mike Hadreas Is Perfume Genius
• Life and Lesbian Pulp in Postwar America
• Millions of Queers (Our Homo America)
• In Search of Elizabeth Bishop
• Grow Up! Joan Rivers Had to Leave Us One Day
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2014
• Readers’ Thoughts
• All the Doomed Young Men
• In (Partial) Defense of Harry Hay
• ‘Millions of Queers’: A View from 1940
• Christian Martyr, Pagan Witness
• Tennessee’s Small Circle of Friends
• Sexual Freedom and the Classical Ideal
• Flee, Flee This Sad Hotel
• Outing the Stars of Yesteryear
• At the Heart of a Bay Area Revival
• Up from Mormonism
• Short Reviews
• Tales of Two Artists in Mid-Century Paris
• Murder as Mission
• One Road to Fatherhood
• Interwar Paris Encore
• Men and ‘Melancholia’
• Tell Your Subordinates!
• Out of the Capsule
• Addressing James Baldwin
• Father of Anxiety
• Secret Service
• Our Kind of Town
• Frida’s Wounded Body and Soul
• Nancy Garden, Pioneer of Young Adult Fiction
• BTW
• Readers’ Thoughts
• The Sloth of Sadness
• A Single Man We Can Relate To
• The Baldwin of Giovanni’s Room
• Mary Renault as the First Gay Novelist
• That Scene in The City and the Pillar
• Gore Vidal’s Shot across the Bow
• Why We Wished at The Well of Loneliness
• The Case for The Well of Loneliness
• Proust’s Search for Things to Come
• While Maurice Slept
• Forster’s Maurice and the Birth of a Genre
• How Gay Was Dorian Gray?
• The Man Who Was Dorian Gray
• South Korean Group Creates a Literary Award
• Saints and Sinners Do New Orleans
• BTW
• A 1967 Novel Brought an Old Love to Light
• On the Poetry of Unrequited Love
• Wider PrEP Use Could Reduce HIV Infections
• Hobby Lobby Ruling Torpedoes ENDA Bill
• Marriage Regained
• Music Briefs
• Cabaret Just Keeps Getting Zanier
• Husbands and Other Lovers
• The Faces of Vernon Lee
• Animal Magnetism
• Baltic Country Blues
• The Vulnerability of a Poet
• Short Reviews
• Poetry of the Personal and the Political
• Traces of an Artist Who Died Young
• Women in Love
• Apostle of Sodomy, Einstein of Sex
• HIV Activism in the Age of PrEP
• Male Sex Work in Modern Times
• Down There on a Visit
• Legacies of the Sexual Revolution
• Soon the Spotted People
• We Interrupt This Family Drama…
• Faces of South Africa in the Berkshires
• Stop the Violence!
• The Roots of Another
• Hiroshima Imprints
• A Life in the Laugh Track
• When the Musical Stopped
• Feeling Married
• Cryptic Plumage
• For the Love of Zines
• A Woman with a Plan
• A Life of Alternative Paths
• A Rocker from the Age of Punk
• Bright Lights, Dark Days
• Slipping Beauty Past the Soviet Censors
• A Voice You May Remember
• Choreographer David Roussève Is Out with Stardust
• Edward Field’s Magical Movie Moments
• Lou Reed (1942–2013) Under Ground
• RIP Fred Phelps (1929–2014)
• BTW
• Readers’ Thoughts
• Why Russia’s Anti-Gay Backlash Will Backfire
• Homologous Tales of the Near East
• More Adventures of a Gay Roué
• Cuban Agonistes
• Ruling in India Not the Last Word
• Witness to a Genocide in the Making
• Michael Carroll’s Characters Tell Their Stories
• Peter Paige and the Making of The Fosters
• The Poster That ‘Normalized’ Gay Sex
• BTW
• Reader’s Thoughts
• How U.S. Evangelicals Sowed Hatred in Uganda
• Close Encounters of the Unexpected Kind
• The World According to Grindr
• Glimpses of Moments Unseen
• Czechoslovakia Unbound
• Ask a Poet
• The Miracle of Me
• Living in the Levant
• Who Shot Jenny Bonnett?
• Sagas of the City
• Mightier Than the Sword
• Intergenerational Memoirs
• Short Reviews
• The Kitty Genovese Murder Revisited
• A Gay Writer’s Turn in Paris
• A Sexuality of One
• Blink and You’ve Missed Him
• Glenway Wescott’s World
• Are ‘The Monologues’ Transphobic?
• Why Roger Casement Still Haunts Us
• Asking the Musical Questions
• ‘Always a Godfather, Never a God’
• If Dorian Had Lived…
• Notes on Camp – and Anti-Camp
• BTW
• Readers’ Thoughts
• Elton Discovers Mortality
• Short Reviews
• Who Made Those Fabulous Duds?
• No Commies, Jews, or Gays
• A ‘Real’ Marriage, After All
• If Aschenbach Returned…
• A Conjectural Romp across Art History
• Living Consciously in the Berkshires
• The Splendid, Drunken van Vechten
• Lenny’s Letters on Display
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• Rainbow Over Sochi
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• Saudi Arabia: Shari’a Law Meets Reality
• A Glad Day
• BTW
• BTW
• John Mitzel: Writer, Bookseller, Boston Institution
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2013
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• … Not That She Ever Went Away
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• Of Two Minds
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• An Irish Novelist Lands in New York
• How Straight Could Kafka Have Been?
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• Thirty Years of HIV Research
• The Front Runner’s Long Run
• 1964: The Birth of Gay Theater
• Fifty Years after City of Night
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• Tom Bianchi: Eye on The Pines
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• After DOMA: The Case for Full Marriage Equality
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• Go West
• Sympathy for the Ruled
• The God of Child Abuse
• How to Do Agitprop
• Memories of Marginality
• A Road Hardly Traveled
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• The Lavender Bishop
• Exhaling in Verse
• A Beautiful Mind in a Toxic Time
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• Into Thick Walls
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• How DOMA Ruling Affects Binational Couples
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• The Dresser
• The Freedom Fighters’ Historian
• Beyond the Celluloid Closet
• The Rite of Winter
• Letters We Were Never Meant to Read
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• Back on the Farm
• ‘Living the Life’ No More
• Could You Be the One?
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• Dark Victory as Metaphor of the Closet
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• Christopher’s Kind
• A Life on the Narrative Line
• When Musical Theater Could Rock the Boat
• Black and Gay: A Special Case
• Keith Vaughan’s Art of the Male Form
• Let’s Talk about Interracial Porn
• The Philosophers’ Funnel of Love
• Portrait of a Transgender Marriage
• Last Night at the Web (From the July-August 2013 issue)
• Blue Moon
• BTW
• Head Over Heels
• Beat History Traced in Two Biographies
• Reflections on Martin Cox’ Dying Hulks
• Out Came Diana King, Jamaican Superstar
• Larry Mitchell, Novelist of New York Gay Life
• Ed Koch, the Ambiguously Gay Mayor
• Readers’ Thoughts
• Heads Up! ACA Could Jolt HIV Funding
• Frank Ocean’s Sexual Healing
• Two Artists Are Reunited in Norfolk
• Another Country
• Rough Traders
• Splitting the Difference
• Love Canals
• Cycle Off to Buffalo
• The First Gay Chat Room
• A Daughter’s Tribute
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• Israel: Equal Rights As Workaround
• Malawi: Churches Stand in the Way
• India: Male Privilege Is the Problem
• Visual Art for an Invisible Subculture
• A Cuban Art Exhibit to Remember
• Spain: Bones of Contention
• Russia: Counterrevolution and Revolt
• When a Grown Man Has an Invisible Friend
• Michael Kearns: Hollywood Fabulous
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• The AP’s Ban on “Homophobia” Is Misguided
• Fan of the Opera
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• Love and Other Addictions
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• Poets of the Interior
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• Herstories Three
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• Parallel Lives-Up to a Point
• What Proust Read
• The Shape-Shifting Ginsberg
• Swimming with Howard Moss
• “Writing is emotional and mysterious.”
• Isherwood after Stonewall
• The Non-essential(ist) Harry Hay
• Gay Marriage, 1970s Style
• On the Persistence of Camp
• Life Inside
• Look Again at Leonardo’s Evangelist
• Mongolia: Hopeful Signs in a New Democracy
• Honoring GLBT Notables Who Died in 2012
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• Five Take-Aways from the 2012 Election
• Not Ready to Jump
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• It Takes a Foursome
• Does Israel ‘Pinkwash’?
• Queering Melancholia
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• A Man in Full
• A Writer of Opportunity
• You’ve Got to Hide It from the Kids
• The Remains of the Underground
• Deep History of the AIDS Virus
• On the Return of Virginia Woolf
• Do Tell: Recovering GLBT History
• The Once and Future Gay Periodical
• The Lazarus Effect
• John Cheever’s Erotic Abyss
• Stonewall Unremembered (An illustrated essay)
• Vidal: ‘I don’t regret anything I’ve said.’
• Gore Vidal, Gay Hero in Spite of Himself
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• Films on the Circuit Show a Genre in Flux
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• The God of Slimming
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• Out Comes Gospel
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• Coded Verse of the Harlem Renaissance
• Street of Dreams
• Victorian Soap (Reprise)
• The Logic of Homophobia
• Rise and Fall of the Medical Model
• Sex, Pride, and Desire
• Sexism and the New Gay Male
• Legal Marriage Is Not the Answer
• Gay Memory
• Defending Pornography
• Lesbian Liberation Begins
• Birth of a Consciousness
• My Harvard, Part 2: New York
• Alison Bechdel: Graphic Alchemist
• Ida Rubinstein, Dancing into the 20th Century
• Marilyn Monroe: A Serious, Mysterious Life
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• A Wild Patience: Appreciating Adrienne Rich
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• Rufus Maximus
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• Fights in the Pit
• Transmigration
• It Happened in Jersey
• Their Other Half
• Hang ‘Em Hot
• The Pink Scare
• The World According to Harvey
• Seasons of Interest
• Notes on Self
• The Improbables
• The Man Behind the Dream
• Reclaiming HIV as a ‘Gay’ Disease
• Spain’s Sprint to Marriage Equality
• France and the ‘American Scarecrow’
• The Spy Who Came In from the Closet
• Sizing Up Obama’s GLBT Record
• How the EEOC Protects Gay Workers
• Party Polarization Is Now Complete
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• The Last Alternative Miss Ireland Is Crowned
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• Readers’ Thoughts
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• More Curious Than Wise
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• A Writer’s (Very) Raw Material
• What a Year in Paris Can Do for You
• Is Sexual Orientation Research Biased?
• The Making of an Outlaw Genre
• What You Weren’t Reading in 1952
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• Sympathy for the Devil
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• Readers’ Thoughts
• To Defeat DOMA, Use ‘Full Faith and Credit’
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• What a Long, Strange Trip to Glee
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• Berliners for Sale
• AIDS Memorials in the U.S.A.
• Lesbian Subcultures before Stonewall
• The Love of Pierre du Pont’s Life
• Alexander Hamilton’s Smoking Gun
• Of Beefcake and Beauty Queens
• Riot at the Black Cat
• Word Is Out and the World It Transformed
• Gi Hyeong-do, Korean Poet, Out in the World
• BTW
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• Letters to the Editor
• ‘Gay Rights are Human Rights,’ U.S. Affirms
• Blue Ridge and Red Clay
• Love and Marriage in Two NYC Debuts
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• One Woman’s Mitzvah
• Faeries in America
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• Some of Our Best Friends…
• Love and War Zones
• Can the Revolution Be Recovered?
• The Sinking of Admiral Barry
• Stopping the Madness
• The Politics of Experience
• Kameny Always Knew He Was Sane
• The Women Who Took On the APA
• The ‘Inversion’ Defense in Germany
• Michael Musto, New York’s Diva of Dish
• UN Resolution a First in GLBT Recognition
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2011
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• Readers’ Thoughts
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• The Start of the Affair
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• How the Church Stole Puberty
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• How ‘the Artist’ Became an Æsthete
• Death Comes to a Ballet Impresario
• Cooked Down to Nothing
• Of Monsters and Mad Love
• J’accuse: The Heath Erases Gay Writers
• Saint Sebastian in South Carolina
• Lincoln vs. Douglas: Who Was Gayer?
• Children of a Lesser Holocaust
• Love Songs of Gandhi and Malcolm X
• How the Militant Movement Began
• Documentarians Fenton Bailey & Randy Barbato
• How Isherwood’s Life Became a Cabaret
• How the Media Suppress Japan’s Gay Past
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• Gennady Trifonov, Dissident Russian Poet, Dies at 65
• Letters to the Editor
• Prevent Suicide through Youth Empowerment
• k.d. lang Has Never Gone Away
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• Sofia After Dark
• Aunt Gertie’s Kids
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• Art and Politics in the Deadly Years
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• Where Oberon and Othello Join Hands
• Daphne and Cecil
• ‘Humiliation Is a Grand Life Event’
• How the Right Pre-empted Equality
• Men in Briefs
• Modernism Comes to Old Albion
• Auden’s Bardic Return to Oxford
• Don Bachardy and His Biggest Fan
• The Lost Songs of Cole Porter
• Brazil: Organizing for Gay Rights in Bahia
• BTW
• The Low-down on the Down Low
• Life after Orgasm
• Is there a ‘gay æsthetic’?
• Do You Surfer Boy?
• Some of the Sights
• A Big Life Writ Large
• Sex Markets and the City
• Can sex be (re)liberated?
• Sharecropper’s Daughter
• What really happened at the Stonewall Inn?
• The Lesbian between the Lines
• The Essentials of Heaven
• The New Post-Straight
• Upper West Side Story
• Straight Pen for Gay Men
• Poets Are Out in the Presses
• Circling the Square
• The Bachelors
• Closet-Dwellers of the Mind
• ‘It’s really about the search for love’
• Moisés Kaufman’s Journey to Tennessee
• The Many Lives of Malcolm Boyd
• BTW
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• Michael Hattersley, GLR Stalwart and Dear Friend
• Letters to the Editor
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• Camping It Down
• My Mother, Not Myself
• The Wondering Years
• Deadly Sins in Venice
• Short reviews
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• Writing Strange
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• No Fags in the Foxhole
• The Making of a Film Archive Activist
• I Rise in Flames, Cried the Phoenix
• What Became of The Intersexes?
• Gender Bending in Early Postcards
• Simeon Solomon’s Shame-Free Art
• The Natural Thoreau
• The Love Letters of J. J. Winckelmann
• Roman Camp: The Case of Catullus 16
• John Benjamin Hickey in/on The Normal Heart
• Jonathan Caouette, Maker of Tarnation
• Paul Monette’s Borrowed Time Revisited
• Joe Gage Put the Art into ‘Art Film’
• Elizabeth Taylor: Movie Star, Angel of Mercy
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• Readers’ Thoughts
• Will Binational Same-Sex Couples Get Justice?
• What Becomes of the Broken Spirited
• Neapolitan Melt
• Sex as Work
• A Cause for Living
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• Famous Writer Management
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• France’s Down Decade
• When Lynes Worked for Pleasure
• An Artist Hors Catégorie
• On Writing a Poetry of Expansiveness
• Eating Disorders: The Gay Connection
• Yoga and Body Consciousness
• You Are Where You Urinate
• Eugen Sandow’s Gift to Gay Men
• Of Genes, Genitals, and Gender
• In Bangladesh, Dies a Vestige of Colonialism
• Bob Smith: Standup Comedian, Time Traveler
• Takes on News of the Day
• Letters to the Editor
• Our Peruvian Town
• What’s Out at Sundance in 2011
• Up the Down Castro Street
• Diary of a Hip Feminist
• Now That You’re Gypsy…
• Eyes on the Vows
• A Year in the Life
• Suing for Equality
• Gender Dystopia
• How Crazy Was Dan White?
• The Closet as an Extreme Sport
• A Walk Down Barbary Lane
• ‘I Like Lovin’ This Way’
• Anxieties of Influence
• Ronald Firbank, Forgotten Apostate
• The Rise and Fall of HIV Care
• Aging with HIV: What’s Ahead?
• Five Crises: A Brief History of ASOs
• ‘How different things might have been.’
• HIV Denialism and African Genocide
• Will Gene Therapy Cure HIV?
• All The Kings Men: Beyond Drag Kingdom
• Top Ten GLBT Events of 2010
• Letters to the Editor
• Takes on News of the Day
• Boys in the Slammer
• The Grown-ups Are a Little Off
• Quick Takes on Life’s Quirks
• Artist Aroused
• Short Reviews
• Love Poems of WWII
• Gender Breaking
• A Life on the Boarder
• Grisly Bear
• Two Poets’ Lives Re-envisioned
• Bigger Than Any Gender Could Hold
• Clyde Petersen: Riffing on the Unspeakable
• A Paradise of Gorgeous Lads
• Too Much Information!
• From Russia with Inspiration
• The Epidemic That Barely Was
• Two Poets of Witness
• AIDS Posters on the March
• Censorship at the Smithsonian
• W.H. Auden’s ‘Lullaby’ as Camp Romance
• The AIDS Show Broke the Silence
• The Politics of Focus
• Post-Soviet Georgia: Bastion of Intolerance
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2010
• Jill Johnston, Lesbian Nation Author, Dies at 81
• Erasure of the “L” Word from LGBT Politics
• How Popular Culture Can Combat Bullying
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• An Astonishment at the Smithsonian
• Out All Night
• A Different Road to Mandalay
• Michael Cunningham: Beyond Death in Venice
• The Novelist as Con Artist
• One Path to the Priesthood
• The Pride of Krakow
• Alexander the Tenor
• Backstage with the Grrrls
• What If?
• Before You Visit the Exhibit…
• The ‘Secret’ Story of the Radical Faeries
• ‘She always walks on the dark side’
• Kameny Papers Expose a Dark Legacy
• Lord Byron’s Taste in Men
• Balzac’s Gay Antihero
• Putting the ‘Gay’ back into Gala
• Short Reviews
• Larry Collins: Painter, Photographer, Curator
• Gerald Mocarsky: Shooting in Series
• Stephin Merritt, a Songwriter for All Seasons
• At Last, a Major Exhibit Devoted to GLBT Art
• Peter Flinsch: Holocaust Survivor, Visual Artist
• Why We Need the Uniting Families Act
• A Poet’s Wisdom of Late
• Fabulous – and Fleeting
• Residents Alienated
• Trans Trends
• A Playwright’s Education
• A Not-Too-Distant Mirror
• Ethics and the Ick Factor
• When Gay Culture Ruled the World
• Revenge of the Gleeks
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• A ‘New Life’ in More Ways Than One
• Ginsberg Was the Camera
• The Secret Is Out Now
• ‘We need more mystery!’Neil Ellis Orts talks with the founder of Whosover
• A Pilgrimage Spiritual and Scholarly
• Mikhail Itkin: Tales of a Bishopric
• A Visit with Swami Dhumavati
• The Irish Priesthood Goes Burlesque
• GLBT Rights Advance at the UN
• Lover’s Quarel, 1890’s Style
• Up at the Villa
• Was Judith Butler Right to Refuse Berlin Award?
• Dr. Fay Etrange in Peace and War
• Since ‘Leaving Russia’: The New Land
• Out as Adam
• Short Reviews
• A Poet’s Epilogue
• Getting Out Alive
• Ryan’s Hope
• The Gay Man in Norman Mailer’s Life
• Hey, He Married Judy Garland!
• Of Harvard and Hippiedom
• Buried Pleasures
• Christopher and His Quest
• Mapplethorpe’s Muse
• House and Ball Culture Goes Wide
• Why Lesbians Hang On to the Hipster
• The Radical Faeries at Thirty (+ one)
• Fred Phelps Returns: Judgment Day
• The American Equality Bill: Our Time Has Come
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• A Country Star Cracks Another Bastion
• Thirty Years of Bad Sex
• Bear Culture 101 (no prerequisite)
• Of P’Town, the Pope, and Pink Flamingos
• Jon Marans Launches The Temperamentals
• How Whitman Seduced Us with a Photograph
• Following the Letter of God’s Law
• On the Origins and Meaning of ‘Gay Pride’
• The Latest in Gaga
• Two Plays Ponder a Half-Century’s Change
• Short Reviews
• In the Year of Our Warhol
• The Anthropology of Hatred
• A Bridge between Worlds?
• They Grow Up So … Not
• How the West Won
• Back When the Horny Read Books
• Sex and the Shattering Self
• History of the Dandy, Part I
• The Unqueering of As You Like It
• What Makes It ‘Lesbian’?
• Booking Through the Gay Mideast
• In Bogotá, Freedom Is in the Ghetto
• BTW
• No Straight Line from A to B
• Virginia Woolf Re-imagined by Her Sister
• Martin Gable’s Tongue
• Finding Myself in Antarctica
• The People I Met, Mostly in Cities
• Letters to the Editor
• It Took a Gay Man to Camouflage the Army
• Jennifer Finney Boylan’s ‘Life in Two Genders’
• Taking the State out of Marriage-for Everyone
• The Hatred That Dare Not Speak Its Name
• Midnight Love Affair
• Howl, the Film, Makes the Sundance Scene
• On Broadway
• Short Reviews
• Lovers Are for Characters
• This PI ‘Plays Either End’
• Spirited Gal from the Git-go
• Ashbery: Poet of Perception
• Those Academic Affairs
• Beyond Exurbia
• Warhol Didn’t Stop Innovating
• The Mag that Liberated Japan’s Gay Men
• A Japanese Penile Colony
• On the Varieties of Homophobia
• The Reinvention of Heterosexuality
• Jeff Sheng: A Lens on the Soldiers of DADT
• ‘Homophobia is doomed.’
• How US Clergy Brought Hate to Uganda
• Eros/Thantos
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Gertrude Stein’s Muse of Prose
• Memories of a Warrior Aesthete
• Unearthing the “Knights of the Clock”
• Ned Rorem Composed
• Letters to the Editor
• Short Reviews
• INTERNATIONAL SPECTRUM: In Turkey, the Obstacles are Bureaucratic
• Passages of Artists and Activists in 2009
• An Open Letter to the President of Uganda
• Exclaim Yourself!
• The Sloth of Sadness
• Story of Myself
• Now That You’re Gone
• Divas in the House
• Of Frogs and Faggots
• The Boys in the Short Play
• How a Paris Rag Outlived de Gaulle
• ‘Come back to the raft, Huck honey’: Reprise
• The ‘Hope’ Stage Is Over
• Putting Homeless Youth on the Agenda
• ‘Getting to Neutral’ on Aging Policy
• A Stubborn Refusal to Act
• A Burst of Progress on HIV Policy
• The Visible Vidal
• Oscar Wilde’s Excellent Adventure
• The Last Englishman
• The Gay McCarthyites
• Reflections of Two Activist Observers
• Another Jersey Boy Makes It Big!
• BTW
• The Making of a Magazine
• Letters to the Editor
• Jonathan Ned Katz: Turning from History to Art
• Martin Duberman: Life of an Activist Historian
• How Obscenity Laws Snare the Innocent
• DADT Losing Support Inside the U.S. Military
• ‘Bromance’ Flix and the State of Dudedom
• Short Reviews
• A Case of Adultery
• Alien Nation
• Identities Unbound
• A Funny Thing Happened…
• Tales by Two Citizens
• Welcome Back, Spooner
• The Veiled and the Shadowed
• When Liberty Is the Price of Homophobia
• A Poet’s Take on the Rest of the Arts
• ‘Ardi’ and Human Sexual Evolution
• Do We Need Gay Literature?
• Edmund White’s New York
• In Defense of Queer Theory
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Baldwin Does Istanbul
• Get to Know Bruno Vogel
• The Second Life of Harriet Hosmer
• California Split
• Kirby Dick: Documenting Religious Hypocrisy
• Andrew Epstein: Tom of Finland’s Eye in the Sky
• Tamotsu Yato’s Nude Male Warriors of Japan
• GUEST OPINION: Blacks Lack Standing on Marriage Question
• Lavender Women
• Short Reviews
• The Young and the Bi
• Narrative Strains
• Yiddish Subtexts
• A Mother’s Loss
• The Naughtiest Victorians
• Talk Like a Man
• A Walk in the Dust Clouds
• Action!
• Proust on the Charles
• Chronicles of an Activist Photographer
• What do women want? It’s complicated
• Here’s Your ‘Traditional Marriage’
• A Double Standard in Lincoln Studies?
• Letters to the Editor
• The Impresario
• The Ideal, Photographed
• Stephen Sprouse’s Time to Design
• BTW
• Maurice and Gay Liberation
• “I Slid Back into the Sixties”
• Kushner Revisits Some of Angels’ Themes
• Tori Amos’ Queerish Sort of Freedom
• Short Reviews
• Tales from the Trenches
• How to Be Gay in the 30’s
• When Race Mattered
• Accentuate the Positive
• C’est la Guerre
• A Writer with Secrets of Sex and Class
• Revenge Is Humorous
• Takes on Tom
• India’s Serpentine Path to Equality
• Savannah and the Spirit of Stonewall in 1969
• Leaving Russia: A Personal Odyssey
• Harold Norse, Last of the Beat Poets, Dies at 93
• Time to Spring the Final Closet: Gay Clergy
• Narth ‘Study’ a New Low in Junk Science
• Out of the Classroom at Princeton
• Disenfranchised Mormons Speak Out
• The New Science of Intersex
• On the Recovery of Psychoanalysis: Lawrence D. Mass talks with the author of Sex Changes
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Brüno’s Indeterminate Intentions
• A New Cavafy Is Born
• Smart Family Values
• Queer Theory’s Heist of Our History
• After Many a Season Dies the Oscar Wilde
• The Times of Rob Epstein, Filmmaker
• Larry Mitchell, Novelist of the Dispossessed
• The Making of George Segal’s Gay Liberation
• Why Stonewall Matters after Forty Years
• Five Years Later, Marriage Equality Has Settled In
• Up the Down Rock Star
• The Critical Davis
• Jamaica Agonistes
• Sisters in Struggle
• Women of Influence
• Impressions of Lives Unseen
• Short Reviews
• The Making of Milk
• Fashioning Men
• The ‘L’ Word in Henry James’ Fiction
• Gay Liberation in New York: Year One
• Come Out!’s Historic 3-Year Run
• Radicalesbians
• Top 10 Historic Gay Places in the U.S.
• What Made Stonewall Different
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Those Dancing Sharks Are Back
• The Gay Man Who Saved Ford’s Life
• Lives of the Saints
• John Cooper Takes the Helm at Sundance
• Out in Kenya: Encountering Friends Like Us
• A Note on ‘Notes on Camp’
• A Tale of a Wig: My Brush with Andy Warhol
• James Purdy, 1914-2009: A Personal Remembrance
• The Legacy of Bush’s Homophobic Prudery
• Can Brideshead Survive Another Revisit?
• Short Reviews
• Hidden Injuries of Class
• African Queenlessness
• Second Chances
• Sounds Out of Bounds
• Orientation ‘Globocentric’
• Classical Economics
• A Champion of ‘Homogenic Love’
• The Photograph as Art
• Homosexuality, Tunisian Style
• Whither Gay Literature?
• Sexual Privacy and Literary Biography
• Why I Blog: The Quest for Community
• Ghosts of GLBT History and Web 2.0
• ‘Ex-Gay’ Survivors Go On-line
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Beauvoir of the Divided Heart
• Sontag Inventing Herself
• The Hunt Is On (and not just for sex)
• The Gay Media Jump the Page
• Leslie Jordan: From Small Screen to Big Stage
• Remembering ‘Johnny Cakes’ of The Sopranos
• John Betjeman: National Treasure, Gay Icon
• How Harvey Milk Recruited Me
• Lebanon: At Best a Virtual Gay Community
• British Sodomy Laws Linger in Former Colonies
• The Obama Inauguration: Signals and Prospects
• Tennessee’s Reach
• Out of Morocco
• Nothing Down
• No Ordinary Love
• Reliable Penpals
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• Tomb with a View
• The “Netroots” Revolution
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Art and Instant Gratification
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• “If They Know Us…”
• When Arthur Met Paul
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• Continental Divide
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• Hear the Voice of a Bard
• A Writer Who Peaked Early
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• The Gayness of Grey Gardens
• Was Joan of Arc Genetically Male?
• From Plato to Will & Grace
• Gay Wasn’t So Grim in 1940’s Fiction
• The Castro: Origins to the Age of Milk
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• What Matters to McNally, After All
• Poetry as a “Disordering of the Senses”
• The Selling of Proposition 8
• Director Jorge Ameer on Sex, Film, and Panama
• Del Martin, Cofounder of the DOB, Dies at 87
• Larry Townsend Leaves a Legacy in Leather and Pulp
• Songs from a Life in the News
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• Return Trip to Pederastia
• John Glines: Engine and Booster of GLBT Theatre
• Short Reviews
• Life with Father
• Off the Cutting Room Floor
• Whimsical at Heart
• The Son of Mann
• Flocking Together in America’s Cities
• Lifestyles of the Gay and Banished
• The Anarchist Dream of Sexual Freedom
• An Ancient Passion Stirs in India
• Taking On Dr. Laura and The Times
• At Home with Robert Mapplethorpe
• The Fate of Sodomy Law in the U.S.
• Sodomy in the Land of Magna Carta
• Cowboys on the Cover of a Magazine
• Letters to the Editor
• First Chronicles of Lesbian Literature
• BTW
• Isherwood’s Inspirations
• Anatomy Is Destiny, Except Sometimes
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• Short Reviews
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• Janis Ian Gets an Encore
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• Is Barack Obama the Real Deal?
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• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Back Story to a Life We’ve Read About
• Shifting Sands
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• This Critical Moment
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• Tennessee Williams’ Women in a Man’s World
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• When a Gay Bar Closes Its Doors Forever
• Doom Is in the Air
• Rambunctious Liaisons
• The Family I Almost Had
• The Remains of Al Capone
• Opus Queen
• Frame of Reference
• Are We Different Yet?
• Manslaughter on the Oregon Express
• Visits to Dens of Deceptive Iniquity
• Tory Rebels in an Age of Prudery
• A Story of Brotherly Love
• AIDS Tales from the Terrified Years
• Poet of the Cinéma
• ‘As a gay icon, Wilde is flawed’
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• A Brief History of Domestic Partnerships
• The Briggs Initiative Goes National
• The Sex Diaries of John Maynard Keynes
• Why Romney’s Candidacy Collapsed
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Epitaph to a Photographer
• The Well at 80: Hasn’t Run Dry Yet
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• Toby Johnson’s Journey Into the Gay Heart
• Heath Ledger and the Idolatry of Dying Young
• Jonathan Williams, Mountain Poet, Dies at 79
• Standouts at Sundance 2008
• Can You Get That?
• Out in Africa
• A Sheath for All Reasons
• Harlem á Clef
• In Praise of Vice
• Black Power on Film
• Dear Doctor…
• Just How Sexy Were the Greeks?
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• Banned in Milan!
• Sebastian’s Nocturnal Dream Shows
• Lesbianism Transfigured
• A Spirit of the 60’s
• The Dancer and the Dance
• BTW
• If Capote Had a Conscience…
• Bette at the Bathhouse
• In Your Face
• Allan Bérubé’s Gift to History
• The World: Courtesy of Hanns Ebensten
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• An Open Letter to Tom Brokaw on Boom!
• The Men of the 50’s, Naked and In-Depth
• Short Reviews
• Sons and Lovers
• Way Down on Bourbon St.
• Takes on TV’s Treatment
• Darwin and Difference
• Slut for a Soul on Ice
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• The Puzzling Return of a Vitriolic Rant
• How Pulp Fiction Fueled Gay Rights
• Spain’s Prolonged Road to Freedom
• Desire Is Back in China
• ‘Invertidos’ in Afro-Cuban Religion
• The Lure of the ‘Sotadic Zone’
• The Horseman in King James I
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Here at the GCN
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• The Marlowe in Edward II
• Islamic War Zones I Have Visited
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• Ode to ‘Joy’: A Classic Crosses a Milestone
• Japan’s Out-of-the-Way Gay World
• Passages 2007
• Whether It’s a ‘Choice’ or Not Is Irrelevant
• Short Reviews
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• Coming Out Invisible
• Prosody and Footfalls
• Narrative Downshift
• The Summer of ’69
• Be Butch or Be Bashed
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• Activism in the Harlem Renaissance
• Can Biology Vanquish Bigotry?
• Harry Hay’s Essentialism
• Genes, Hormones, and Sexuality
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• How Stein and Toklas Waited Out the War
• Attractive Numbers
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• Sir Ian McKellen on Acting, Truth, and Being Out
• The Silent Death of Shanghai’s First Gay Hotline
• Trevor Hailey, Guide to the Castro, Dies at 66
• Happy Holidays! or The Phoniest ‘War’ of All
• The Lure of the Library
• In Defense of Pecs
• Short Reviews
• Jewish American Royalty
• Long Before Foucault
• Those 1.3 Billion Consumers
• Packer of Mysteries
• Poetry Briefs
• Art Critic + Party Boy + Diarist =
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• The South Reverts to Gothic
• Power Couple
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• Underexposed: Gerald Glaskin’s Fiction
• The Man Who Loved Frankenstein
• Hedonism Bound: Isherwood in Berlin
• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• Dreaming Stephen Crane
• Something Unforgettable, Forgotten
• Jesus, the Centurion, and His Lover
• “What Ever Happened to Complexity?”
• Douglas Simonson’s Portraits from ‘Paradise’
• Mary Coble’s Body, Electrified
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• Lessons from a Witch Hunt of the 1920’s
• That Obscure Object of Fulfillment
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• Return to Barbary Lane
• Mood Food
• Macho Man
• The Persistence of Baldwin
• Getting to Male
• Hidden in Plain Sight
• Story Time
• Who Was Who in the Arts
• More People in Trouble
• The Other Spanish Inquisition
• The Man from Mattachine
• Of Living Rooms and Liberation Politics
• A Picture of Oscar Wilde
• Buddhism and the Gender Continuum
• Sapphic Subtexts in Ladies’ Magazines
• Let The Gendercator Be Shown
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• Letters to the Editor
• BTW
• The Man Who Loved JFK
• The New Normal
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• A Modern Orpheus Descends
• Rebecca: How a Lesbian-Inflected Movie Got Made
• Alan Cumming: Triple Threat from across the Pond
• Dan Mathews: Connecting Animal and Gay Rights
• Martin Duberman on Kirstein and Cures
• Letters to the Editor
• Can This Reader Be Saved?
• Big Gains in GLBT Rights from Coast to Coast
• OD’ing on Being John Malkovich
• Dame Edna: Drag act or performance artist?
• Short Reviews
• A Gender Dilemma
• Lure of the Fatal City
• ‘Ennui and Resignation’
• What Happened in Hollywood…
• AIDS Writing in Crisis Times and Today
• Why Ex-Gay Therapy Doesn’t Work
• Surviving a Therapeutic Cult
• Anatomy of a Pseudo-Science
• The Politics of the Ex-Gay Movement
• The Vote that ‘Cured’ Millions
• BTW
• The Left Coast
• The Kirstein Century
• La Vie en James
• The Science of Gaydar
• Why We Wished at The Well of Loneliness
• Forster’s Maurice: A Revolution Out of Time
• To Barbara Gittings, 1932-2007: Thank You
• Letters to the Editor
• On Being Out as a College President
• Year of the Eccentric at Sundance ’07
• Sweating It Out
• Scenes from a Marriage
• 100 Years of Innuendo
• A Gazillion Little Pieces
• First Person Circuitous
• East of Haiti
• Movin’ to the Nitty Gritty
• Short Reviews
• The Big Picture (in pictures)
• O Cursèd Spite!
• Drag Kings in Paris
• More Than a Woman
• The ‘Lincoln Debate’ Revisited (again)
• Flagging: Propelled by Momentum
• Fassbinder the Playwright
• History of the Ridiculous, 1960-1987
• Joe Orton’s Sexual Revolution
• Proof that Poetry Can Be about Assholes
• When Lesbian Love Came to Broadway
• Out Came the First Coming Out Play
• BTW
• A Passage to England
• EU Countries Divided on Same-Sex Marriage
• How ‘santorum’ Helped Defeat Rick Santorum
• Short Reviews
• Letters to the Editor
• The Devil Stopped Me from Doing It
• The History Teacher
• Beach Blanket Buddies
• Sex as Disaster: An Expose
• Cheer Up
• Person, Poetry, Politics
• Whose room is it, anyway?
• A 50’s Affair-Supposed
• Anglo-American, Gay-Inflected Movies
• Publishing Proust
• The Life and Legacy of the DOB
• Am I Permitted to Talk about Me?
• A French Response to the Wilde Affair
• Sterling Houston, Walkin’ His Blues
• In Search of a Lesbian Stage Tradition
• McNally after the ‘Gay Jesus’ Play
• Heroes in the Culture Wars
• “Kinsey and I thought very much alike.”
• Big Daddy
• The Keeper of Eakins’ Flame
• BTW
• ‘Openhouse’ Takes Root by the Bay
• The Gay Republican Conundrum
• Burnout Revisited: Women’s Cultural Spaces
• BTW
• Passages 2006
• Gerry Studds, First Out Congressman, Dies at 69
• Letters to the Editor
• Challenging the Marriage Imperative
• Homoerotic Art of the Third Reich
• The Sex Film Project (USA)*
• Short Reviews
• ‘Holy Hustlers’ of the Levant
• Stoned on Stonewall
• Postcolonial Kamasutra
• A Filmmaker’s Progress
• War and Love
• While New York Slept
• The Gay Gaze in Ancient Rome
• Fifty Years of Tea and Sympathy
• Perspectives on Intergenerational Love
• Fifty
• The Coming GLBT Senior Boom
• ‘Beauty Will Save the World’
• The Gay Republican Conundrum
• Orlando as a Woman
• An Authority on the Mockeries of Age
• A Friend of Dorothy
• Terrence McNally: Dramaturgist of a Gay Century
• Italy: Politics under the Vatican’s Glare
• Duncan Grant’s ‘Private Collection’
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Apathy Is the Enemy in Wisconsin Ballot Battle
• The Naughtiest Victorian
• Integrate, Don’t Assimilate
• Short Reviews
• Hepburn Imagined
• One Gay Youth
• The Toklas Factor
• Paris Confidential
• Coming Out in Lilac (IL)
• Bridge to the Avant-Garde
• Stardust Memories
• A Sober Look at a Drug Epidemic
• America’s Gore Vidal
• Of Freemasons, Kings, and Constitutions
• Bruz Fletcher Livened Up the 1930’s
• The Marriage Fight Is Setting Us Back
• Choreography and the Social Contract
• Men Dancing Athletically
• Competitive ballroom dancing is back!
• Once a Dancer, You’re a Dancer for Life
• Vern Bullough, Our Greatest Sexologist, Dies at 77
• The Untold Story of Jacob’s Pillow
• Social Satire after 9/11
• Armistead Maupin: Leaping to the Big Screen
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Marriage Amendments Assault Religious Freedom
• Behind the Rainbow
• The Presbyterian Heresy
• Beyond Huck and Jim
• A Reincarnation of America’s ‘Greek God’
• Necropolitan Life
• Parenthetically Speaking
• Founding Mother
• The Love Songs of Jacob Israël de Haan
• A composer invents his own rules.
• The Lieder and Homoerotic Love
• Schubert After Dark
• Josephine Baker’s Hungry Heart
• Nuremberg Trials for AIDS
• Songs of the Sirens
• Frasier Ends; a Comic Novelist Returns
• Rats
• The Samizdat of the Closeted Decades
• The Other (Trans)America
• Dreaming Opera: Adapting Before Night Falls
• Janis Ian: ‘Society’s Child,’ After All
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Equality Riders Challenge Campus Homophobia
• I Am the Movie
• Short Reviews
• A Time for Speed
• Loves Relived
• Carbohydrate Loading
• The Art Was Young and Gay
• Still Coming of Age
• Desert Salon
• Queries of a ‘Jamerican’
• Becoming a Man (it’s harder than it looks)
• A Hetero Heartthrob Onscreen…
• Mapping (Bi)Sexual Desire
• Merrily We Roll Along
• The Fortune in David’s Eyes
• A Man’s Own Story
• How They Do It in West Texas
• Viva Indonesia
• A Discernible Presence
• Real Cowboys, Real Rodeos
• Sexual Ambiguity in the Life of Disraeli
• What Ode to Billy Joe (the Movie) Disclosed in ’76
• Poland: Gay Pride Parade Is Attacked in Kraków
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
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• The American Diaspora
• Tales of a Longtime Survivor
• On ‘Coming Out’ as a Jew
• The Human Comedy Begins at Home
• Exceeding the Love of Women
• What Made Stonewall Different?
• Tom of Finland: Sexual Liberator?
• L.A., 1/1/67: The Black Cat Riots
• Did Oscar Wilde Set Back Gay Rights?
• Lincoln, Sex, and the Scholars
• Israel: Island of Tolerance in the Mideast
• Grief: A Novel
• Was Islam Ever Accepting?
• Not a Trifling Romance
• How ‘The 70s’ Became a Morality Play
• Was Lesbian Separatism Inevitable
• The Magic Mountain
• That Double Meaning of ‘In Cold Blood’
• Margaret Cho Is a One-Woman Tornado
• Reflections on Song of the Loon at Forty
• Reflections on Song of the Loon at Forty
• Tim Kirkman: Storyteller of Human Complexity
• New Orleans: Birthplace of Lesbian Romance?
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Same-Sex Domestic Violence: Is anyone listening?
• UN Policy on Domestic Partners Thaws a Bit
• Mounting Mapplethorpe
• Mixing It Up
• Short Reviews
• Dandy Situations
• Voices of Transformation
• The Crimson Crucible
• The Well-Tempered Life Story
• Back on the Beach
• Harry Potter and the Fan Fiction Phenom
• Who’s Hooking Up On-line?
• The Heart of a Virtual Hunter
• Laptops and Loneliness
• Hunky Business
• Palestine and “World Pride 2005”
• Fly on the Web: When Performance Goes On-line
• Contralateral Damage
• The Politics of Penis Size
• Anti-Gay Politics on the Web
• Passages 2005
• What Was Same-Sex Marriage?
• The Life and Work of Paul Monette on Show
• Craig Lucas: Playwright with a movie in him
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• A Greener Whitman
• Short Reviews
• The Woman in My Life
• Marriage: Theory & Advice
• Stardust Confessions
• Men in Black and White
• The Tiger Within
• The Christ of the Early Christians
• Of Filth and Fame
• When Vidal Spoke, People Taped
• The ‘Down Low’ in Life and Legend
• Meet the ‘Queerspawn’
• The ‘Ex-Gay’ Agenda
• Listening to the Civil Rights Movement
• The New Gay Teen: Shunning Labels
• A Literature of Hope for GLBT Youth
• What becomes of at-risk gay youths?
• Nigeria: Organizing against Persecution
• Gregg Araki: Tackling the Tough Ones on Film
• A Thousand Words about a Picture
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• The Religious Right’s Lewd Little Secret
• Idaho at Fifteen
• Mysteries of the 70’s
• Out of Uniform
• One Man’s ‘Conservative’…
• Lenny and His Brothers
• The Tipping Point of ‘Telling’
• Love of the Body in Fearful Times
• Life on the Edge, 18th-Century Style
• More Wilde Than We Knew
• Gay Asian-American Male Seeks Home
• Jean Sénac’s Myth of Mediterranean Semen
• Young Poets on the State of the Craft
• Manly Love: Whitman, Ginsberg, Monette
• Eileen Myles’ Song of the Self
• Re-experiencing Thom Gunn
• Ten Ways of Looking at Gay Poetry
• Southern Italy: Puglia gets a gay president
• Arthur Dong: Lens on Homophobic America
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• How My Two Mothers Got Me Laid
• How ‘Gay Style’ Was Coopted and Corrupted
• A Trailblazing Sleeper of the 60’s Is Back
• Scenes from the Land of Hirschfeld
• The Watch Queen
• Short Reviews
• The ‘Gay’ Is Redundant
• It Happened in Brooklyn
• Sexual Outlaw Looking In
• Life and Times of a Cinematic Original
• Laud Humphreys’ Emissary to St. Louis
• Gay Youths as ‘Whorified Virgins’
• Bisexuality and the Case against Dualism
• A ‘Strap-on Party’ for the People
• Crystal’s Sexual Persuasion
• Is ‘Lesbian Bed Death’ for Real?
• On the Making of Kinsey and Kinsey
• Sex through the Ages
• The Circuit Party’s Faustian Bargain
• Letters to the Editor
• Michel Tremblay, Canada’s Greatest Playwright
• BTW
• Sexuality-Baiting Taken Up at a UN Caucus
• ‘Fine By Me’ Campaign Hits Red State Campuses
• A Burst of GLBT Offerings at Sundance 2005
• Short Reviews
• Sex, Truth, and Videotape
• Race on the Set (and off)
• ‘The Lincoln Book’: Reviewing the Reviews
• A Philosopher’s Case for Equality
• Harvard in the Gay Nineties (the 1890’s)
• Every Go-Go Boy Deserves Favor
• Reflections in the Deep Blue Sea
• Women, Men, and Early ‘Gay Lib’
• Diary of an Unassimilated Traveler (2)
• What became of Dunstan Thompson?
• God and Gay Rights in Poland
• Alors, Are We ‘Queer’ Yet?
• Can One Be ‘Gay’ and French?
• Man about Europe
• ‘Traditional’ Marriage: A Secular Affair
• The 1979 March’s Place in History
• Ukraine: Is There Hope In Orange?
• Robert Irwin: Photographer of the Sensory
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• Attention, Liberal Shoppers!
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• Streets of San Francisco
• Coming Out, Indian Style
• The Sky Was the Limit
• A Life on Trial
• How the Heartland Was Lost
• Adam and Steve
• The Antiquarians
• Treasures of the Overlooked
• Cultivating One’s Metaphors
• Breakthrough: The 1979 National March
• Diary of an Unassimilated Traveler
• Listening to the “Yes on 36” Voter
• What Now for Marriage Equality?
• Origins of the Kinsey Revolution
• Unlocking Lincoln’s Sexuality
• C. A. Tripp’s Journey to Lincoln
• The Gay Artist as Critic
• John Waters: The Finger on the Pulse
• BTW
• Passages 2004
• Letters to the Editor
• The Election: Theories and Lamentations
• That Lip-Synching Feeling
• A Movie That Started with a Billboard
• Macedonian Shtick
• Fancy Meeting You Here
• White-iana
• And the Beats Go On
• The Music Man
• Feast Your Eyes!
• Makers and Shakers of Gay Literature
• The Sociology of Barebacking
• The Power of Data, the Price of Exclusion
• Found: 85,000 Black Gay Households
• The Lives of Lesbian Elders
• Survey Says…
• Did same-sex marriage doom Kerry?
• McGreevey’s Ghosts
• Goodridge Takes Effect: Now What?
• Mark Weigle, Singing Out the Gay Experience
• Why We Sued for the Right to Marry
• BTW
• Letters to the Editor
• W&G Revisited: A Failure of Will
• What, No Commies?
• Boys Are Back
• Indulgences
• Circle Work
• Short Reviews
• Shakespeare in Love (the sequel)
• De-Verse
• Being Henry James
• Equal Dignity Under the Law
• A Big Question for Gay Republicans
• Out and Running in 2004
• Peace Activism and GLBT Rights
• Getting Us Where We Live
• In Praise of Partisanship
• Sascha Rice on the making of Mango Kiss
• BTW
• Election 2004: This Time, the Stakes Are Real
• Is There a Downside to Same-Sex Marriage?
• Democrats Waffling on Marriage Amendment
• Not Your Average Tennis Champion
• Second Thoughts about Hitler’s Sexual History
• Maugham in the Middle
• Rites of Passing By
• Age of the Uranians
• Look Away
• Showgirls of Key West
• Big Lights, Bright City
• Lust in Action
• Short Reviews
• Posterity Is Here for Warhol’s Time Capsules
• Darwinism and Diversity
• Burn This
• C. A. Tripp, Sexual Emancipator
• Clifford Wright, Painting Yaddo Red
• Edmund White, Outcast Survivor
• The Gay, the Bi, and the Other
• An Isherwood Treasure Trail
• When Mike Connolly Gossiped…
• Jared French’s Iconic Enigmas
• Amy Lowell wasn’t writing about flowers
• André Gide’s “New Self”
• Egypt: Human Casualties of the Culture Wars
• BTW
• Marriage Has Always Been a Civil Institution
• Letters to the Editor
• Comrades in Each Other’s Arms
• Straight Expectations
• Cases in Point
• Civil Union’s First Draft
• Confederacy of Lushes
• Haunted Household
• “I wanted that blue.”
• A Poet Who Saw Unity in Oppression
• Behind the Closet Door of 1920’s Harlem
• Short Reviews
• Deep in the Heart of Damascus
• Boys Gone Wild
• Asian Nations Set Their Own Gay Course
• The Stranger
• 1904: The First Lesbian Feminist Speaks
• When Captain Cook Met Kalanikoa
• Fra Luigi Sinistrari on Lewdness
• Queen Anne’s Ladies
• Eunuch Power in Old Byzantium
• Something About Mary
• New Pedagogy on Ancient Pederasty
• The Varieties of Greek Love
• Hope and Fear in Today’s Poland
• Melissa Etheridge: Hitched, Happy, and On Tour
• Letters to the Editor
• Hunks in the Hollow
• Short Reviews
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• Loving Him Madly
• Not for Every Coffee Table
• Everybody knows that the Bird is the Word
• Darwin’s Dead Ends
• What Friends Were For
• Questions for Queer Eye
• The Beloved’s Bright Wings
• The Fairy Tale of Edward II
• When Nathaniel Met Herman
• Scandal Brewing in Lincoln Country
• Will It Be Marriage or Civil Union?
• Ned Rorem, Composer, Diarist, at Eighty
• A Year of Passages for GLBT Artists and Writers
• BTW
• The G&LR and I
• Letters to the Editor
• Mix Two Stereotypes and Voilá!
• Short Reviews
• What Might Have Been
• What else did they acquire?
• Silence =’ed Death
• The Butch Mystique
• You Decide
• Painted Warriors of Kandahar
• They Shared Everything Except this Book
• Was Wilde just the product of his times?
• A Connoisseur of Other People’s Business
• Going Native
• Will Success Spoil Gay Culture?
• Alphabet Soup in Provincetown
• Dissent in Ashcroft’s America
• Taking the Fun out of Fundamentalism
• The Unmaking of a Movement
• What Became of ‘Freedom Summer’?
• Please Pass the Pepper
• The Day After