Journal of Homosexuality (Vol. 47, No. 1 2004)

Alex Carballo-Dieguez, PhD et al

Harrington Park Press

Van Allen's Ecstasy

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Jim Tushinski

Thrillers & Suspense

Can two teenage girls find happiness in each other's arms, even when the whole world is against them? In tender, compelling prose, Judy MacLean brings her contemporary take on Shakespeare's classic play to vivid life. Rosemary and Juliet is a fast-paced novel that finds two girls on the edge of womanhood--and on the brink of disaster. But more than that, Rosemary and Juliet is about the turbulent intensity of first love and the conflict between the expections of parents and the undeniable sexual realities lived by their children. Lyrical, exciting, funny and fierce.

ROSEMARY AND JULIET

Judy MacLean

2005 Southern Tier Editions, Harrington Park Press(Haworth Press Inc.) hardcover. ISBN:9780739456507. Kevin Scott. The real world of gay men including issues such as gay marriage, AIDS, and others.

Boys In The Brownstone - Book Club Edition

Scott, Kevin

Deep Water: A Sailor's Passage (View amazon detail page)

Deep Water: A Sailor's Passage

E M Kahn

Women of Mystery

Katherine V. Forrest

Going Down in La-La Land: A Novel

Arts & Photography

Andy Zeffer

Photography & Video

Slaves of the Empire

Literature & Fiction

Travis, Aaron

Erotica

"Travel, like love, is perilous, surprising, exhausting, rewarding, and ultimately necessary for those souls looking to gain new perspectives of self and home. So it's doubly interesting that editor Michael T. Luongo would gather stories that combine the two, love and travel, inviting writers to expose their explorations overseas, in deserts, on beaches, in cold cities, and on warm islands."---Tom Cardamone, Novelist and Editor

Looking for Love in Faraway Places: Tales of Gay Men's Romance Overseas

Michael T. (editor) Luongo

Mystery

This eye-opening book covers over a thousand years of Western history and exposes the controls that noble, bourgeois, and propertied peasant families exerted over daughters (and sons) to ensure the continuity of existing social relations. It details the broader economic and social structures within which young women married and the degree to which the institution of the dowry--the marriage bargain--structured courtship and marriage. This provocative volume addresses important issues of women's status and their roles in the family, the family economy, and the economy at large.

The Marriage Bargain: Women and Dowries in European History

Politics & Social Sciences

Marion A. Kaplan

Sociology

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