Carnivorous Lamb

LGBTQ+ Books

GOMEZ-ARCOS, Agustin

Literature & Fiction

Interiors: Paintings

McCarthy, Cornelius

The Blue Star

Ferro, Robert

Contemporary

Our Three Selves a Life of Radclyffe Hal

BAKER, MICHAEL

Keep the River on Your Right

Schneebaum, Tobias

Biographies & Memoirs

ENCHANTED BOY is the autobiographical tale of a survivor. In his "journey through sexual abuse to teen prostitution," author Richie McMullen recalls the story of his boyhood growing up in England's Liverpool during the early years after WWII. Although his account is often shocking, every childhood, even one such as his, has its irrepressible magic which McMullen also makes part of his memoir. ENCHANTED BOY (1989) ends with Richie turning to prostitution as a way of escaping life at home. It is a story of life on the streets continued in ENCHANTED YOUTH (1990), the second volume of McMullen's memoirs. More fortunately than other boys who have suffered his fate, Richie, as an adult, became a professional youth worker and specialist counselor to disturbed adolescents, founding the Streetwise Project for Rent Boys in 1985. . . ."Harrowing, moving, and funny, ENCHANTED BOY is consistently illuminated by the author's total honesty and inspirational humanity." - HIM Magazine

Enchanted Boy

MCMULLEN, Richie

How to be a happy homosexual

Sanderson, Terry

Self-Help

A selection from the writings of Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) who was a radical and socialist involved in the labor movement, but also in women's liberation and animal rights. The cover states that this collection reflects the revival of interest in by the women's and gay movements. Volume one contains the full texts his books "Love's Coming of Age" and "The Intermediate Sex and a selection from "Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk" and from his Autobiography, "My Days and Dreams."

Selected writings ([Gay modern classics!])

Edward, Carpenter

1985, British hardcover edition (this title is published in English, French and German), GMP Publishers, London, U.K. Hardcover title, most impressive 95-page volume, with terrific color throughout. Philip Core was a brilliant, highly regarded artist whose "... homosexuality is indeed very central to his work." There is often a mix of tenderness and cruelty in his art with an edge of violence in many of his paintings. His work often features male nudes and stark landscapes. The artist was born in Dallas, Texas and graduated with honors from Harvard. Please note: this is a work that was intended for and is recommended for ADULTS ONLY. Displays frontal male nudity. Beautifully done.

Philip Core: Paintings, 1975-1985

Arts & Photography

Core, Philip

History & Criticism

Building the Green movement (A Heretic book)

Science & Math

Bahro, Rudolf

Biological Sciences

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