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  1. Gay Guide to New York City (Gay Guides)
    Gay Guide to New York City (Gay Guides)
  2. Gay Guide to Amsterdam (Gay Guides)
    Gay Guide to Amsterdam (Gay Guides)
  3. Gay Guide to South Florida (Gay Guides)
    Gay Guide to South Florida (Gay Guides)
  4. Girlfriend: Men, Women, and Drag
    Girlfriend: Men, Women, and Drag
  5. Same Sex Marriage: Pro and Con
    Same Sex Marriage: Pro and Con
  6. De Profundis (Modern Library)
    De Profundis (Modern Library)
  7. Hornito: My Lie Life
    Hornito: My Lie Life
  8. Close Readers: Humanism and Sodomy in Early Modern England
    Close Readers: Humanism and Sodomy in Early Modern England
  9. Taking It Like a Man: White Masculinity, Masochism and Contemporary American Culture
    Taking It Like a Man: White Masculinity, Masochism and Contemporary American Culture
  10. Identity/Space/Power: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Politics
    Identity/Space/Power: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Politics
  11. Hart Crane and Allen Tate: Janus-faced Modernism
    Hart Crane and Allen Tate: Janus-faced Modernism
  12. Elizabeth Bishop and Marianne Moore: The Psychodynamics of Creativity
    Elizabeth Bishop and Marianne Moore: The Psychodynamics of Creativity
  13. Male Homosexuality in Modern Japan: Cultural Myths and Social Realities
    Male Homosexuality in Modern Japan: Cultural Myths and Social Realities
  14. Blind Bitter Happiness
    Blind Bitter Happiness
  15. The Worry Girl: Stories from a Childhood
    The Worry Girl: Stories from a Childhood
  16. Valued Families: Lesbian Mothers' Legal Handbook (The Women's Press Handbook Series)
    Valued Families: Lesbian Mothers' Legal Handbook (The Women's Press Handbook Series)
  17. Beyond Sex and Romance?: Politics of Contemporary Lesbian Literature
    Beyond Sex and Romance?: Politics of Contemporary Lesbian Literature
  18. Love Shook My Senses
    Love Shook My Senses
  19. Dating Women: Love, Sex, Flirting and the Happy Everafter
    Dating Women: Love, Sex, Flirting and the Happy Everafter
  20. Monsters in the Closet: Homosexuality and the Horror Film (Inside Popular Film S.)
    Monsters in the Closet: Homosexuality and the Horror Film (Inside Popular Film S.)
  21. Screen Dreams: Fantasising Lesbians in Film
    Screen Dreams: Fantasising Lesbians in Film
  22. Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John
    Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John
  23. Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John
    Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John
  24. Woman to Woman: An Everywoman's Guide to Lesbian Sexuality
    Woman to Woman: An Everywoman's Guide to Lesbian Sexuality
  25. Crossing Boundaries
    Crossing Boundaries
Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City, 1st Edition: With Fire Island and New Hope (Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City)
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    		Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City, 1st Edition: With Fire Island and New Hope (Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City)
    Andrew Collins
    Manufacturer: Fodor's
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    Binding: Paperback

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    ASIN: 0679033785
    Release Date: 1997-10-28

    Book Description

    Personable and chatty, informative and candid, this guide with an attitude gives the complete lowdown on gay and lesbian New York, with day and overnight trips to Fire Island, New Hope, the Hamptons, and Atlantic City.


    With tips on the hippest guest houses, the hottest bars, the most romantic restaurants, the gayest neighborhoods, and all the major Attractions, Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City is a one-stop introduction to the best of the region.



    Praise for Fodor's Gay Guide to the USA, winner of the Lowell Thomas Travel Bronze Medal:

    "Savvy and stylish." -- Travel & Leisure

    "A watershed in guidebook publishing." -- New York Times Syndicate

    "Collins quickly taps into the pulse of each destination." -- Chicago Tribune

    "Quite simply, if it's out there, it's in here." -- Harry Taylor, Publisher, Out magazine



    About the Author

    As a former Fodor's editor, inveterate traveler Andrew Collins knows what's worth recommending -- and what's not.  He has visited more places popular with gay men and lesbians than most people see in a lifetime.



    Other books in Fodor's Gay Guide series (all by Andrew Collins):

    Fodor's Gay Guide to the USA (2nd ed.)

    Fodor's Gay Guide to Amsterdam

    Fodor's Gay Guide to Los Angeles

    Fodor's Gay Guide to the Pacific Northwest

    Fodor's Gay Guide to San Francisco

    Fodor's Gay Guide to South Florida
    Queer New York City 2002/2003: The Annual Guide to Gay & Lesbian NYC
    Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    • Practically worthless
    • Both practical *and* fun
    		 Queer New York City 2002/2003: The Annual Guide to Gay & Lesbian NYC
    Martin Quinn
    Manufacturer: On Your Own Publications
    ProductGroup: Book
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    ASIN: 1929377037

    Book Description

    A guide to all aspects of gay life in all five boroughs, Queer New York City was written by a team of gay and lesbian writers who covered the cabarets, clubs, bars, and institutions that have made New York one of the global focal points for gay culture. This book contains over 140 reviews of the hottest dance clubs, bars, bookstores, community centers, and even queer hotels. For tourists or locals, West Village bears or Chelsea party boys, the latest entry into On Your Own Publication's series of best-selling travel guides has it all.

    Customer Reviews:

    1 out of 5 stars Practically worthless.......2003-01-25

    Oh, so chatty and friendly, everything this guide mentions, profiles, or reviews is simply F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S. To read this book is to think that every gay spot in New York is just shy of heaven. Even the biggest dive receives rave reviews. While giving high marks to everything and supposedly being "the authoritative guide to gay & lesbian NYC," it fails to know about new hot spots (particularly in the burgeoning Hell's Kitchen neighborhood). Good for addresses of places only.

    5 out of 5 stars Both practical *and* fun.......2001-12-21

    Aldous Huxley wrote, "For every great traveler who has any taste of his own, the only useful guidebook will be the one which he himself has written." That said, the editor has created a tremendously useful and compact volume that is much like what I would have written, were I able to visit all these places.

    Readers will find this guide good entertainment while traveling to New York (it's very readable, unlike others), as well as good for carrying as a reference while exploring the city (it fits easily into a pocket, backpack, or purse).

    This book was written with the audience in mind. It includes directions, websites, phone number, hours of operation, and includes points of interest that may be near a particular entry. While the overall organization of the book is by type of entertainment or activity, the index is arranged alphabetically as well as by neighborhood (a very helpful feature).

    Queer New York City is full of practical advice - the kind you would provide a visiting friend. It has a sprinkling of humor without being obnoxious, is clearly written to give the reader a good idea of what to expect from a particular establishment, and is never too wordy.

    If you're visiting New York City for the first time and are looking for places to go, if you're a regular visitor and want to expand your horizons and find places you didn't know existed, or if you're a native and want to give visitors a practical, well-organized guide to the queer side of NYC (the one you would write, if you had time), this book is for you.

    I hope they'll do this for more cities!

    Out Around New York (Out Around - Thomas Cook)
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      		Out Around New York (Out Around - Thomas Cook)
      Simon Gage
      Manufacturer: Thomas Cook Publishing
      ProductGroup: Book
      Binding: Paperback

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      ASIN: 184157161X

      Book Description

      Created in conjunction with the leading Gay newspaper/magazine publisher in the UK, OutAround is a series of pocket format, affordable guides, concentrating on a mix of specifically gay-related topics and mainstream topics where gay travelers have specific requirements or need extra advice.
      Each OutAround guide features:
      ¥ Accommodation, restaurant events, and entertainment listings
      ¥ Nightlife, clubs, and bars in the area
      ¥ Gay background and history of the destination
      ¥ Official and popular attitudes to gays, including do's and don'ts
      ¥ Sources of support and information

      Gay and Lesbian Guide to New York City
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        		Gay and Lesbian Guide to New York City
        Richard Laermer
        Manufacturer: Plume
        ProductGroup: Book
        Binding: Paperback

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        ASIN: 0452270227
        The Q Guide to New York City Pride: Stuff You Didn't Even Know You Wanted to Know, About the Landmarks, People, and Events That Defined Queer Culture
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Everything You Need to Know
        		 The Q Guide to New York City Pride: Stuff You Didn't Even Know You Wanted to Know, About the Landmarks, People, and Events That Defined Queer Culture
        Patrick Hinds
        Manufacturer: Alyson Books
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        ASIN: 1555839940

        Book Description

        From the Stonewall riots to the pride march to the bars of yesterday and today, here is everything you need to know to be in the know about New York City's queer history-and what's still hot. Packed with trivia, little-known facts, and interviews with the people who made the city what it is.

        Patrick Hinds, formerly a news associate for CNBC, freelances for local and national publications, including Girlfriends, Frontiers, and Gay City News. He lives in New York City.

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Everything You Need to Know.......2007-05-11

        Hinds, Patrick. "The Q Guide to New York City Pride", Alyson, 2007.

        Everything You Need to Know

        Amos Lassen and Literary Pride

        You may wonder why someone who lives in Little Rock, Arkansas would be interested in New York City Pride. I asked myself the same question before I began to read Patrick Hind's "The Q Guide to New York City Pride". The answer is quite simple. Little Rock is in its infancy regarding gay pride and we are trying to pull off a big pride celebration this year. Anything that goes on somewhere else can give us ideas of how to make it better for us here. Additionally, New York City is one of the gayest cities in America and stands tall in the history of gay life so there is much to be learned from a book like this. And let me say further that in this small volume there is a lot of information as can seen by the book's subtitle "Stuff You Didn't Even Know You Wanted to Know...about the landmarks, people, and events that defined queer culture". In 146 pages there is a great deal of our history and explanations on why we do certain things. Hinds has done his job well.
        This is a fun book as we go behind the scenes and learn both facts and trivia about The Big Apple. We get to the soul of the gay movement and we feel pride to be part of the rainbow.
        Hinds takes us to Greenwich Village, one of the world's most popular gay meccas and an important part of our history. The gay liberation movement began there and the Village still thrives as the heart of American gay cultural life. Our literary tradition began in the Village as well and many came out of the closet there. We see how gays organized in the Village to make the world a better place for us to live in. We learn of the beginning of the sexual revolution and the part we, as gay people, played in it and we see our response to the AIDS epidemic. Finally we learn what gay pride is and how we should act with pride. There is a history of the bars of we York and we meet the people who were instrumental in changing the course of American gay history. The book instills pride because we learn of those who worked so hard so that we can have what we have today.
        This alone is amazing. In a slim little book there is a lot of our past as well as our present and future. There is also a great deal of fun trivia and you can pick up facts that otherwise you may never have known or been aware of. New York as a "fabulously queer past" and Hinds shares it with us. It's all here and it is all very readable. We owe it to ourselves to know what is in this book. Just today I met a 27 year old gay man who had never heard of Stonewall and had no idea of who Christine Jorgenson is (not that she is from New York). It is our duty to reclaim our past in order to have a better future. After all, isn't that what pride is all about?
        New York Scene/Gay City Guide
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          		New York Scene/Gay City Guide
          Gerard Raymond
          Manufacturer: Heretic Books
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          ASIN: 0854492097
          Betty & Pansy's Severe Queer Review of New York
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            		Betty & Pansy's Severe Queer Review of New York
            Betty , Pearl , and Pansy
            Manufacturer: Cleis Press
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            1. Betty and Pansy's Severe Queer Review of San Francisco

            ASIN: 1573440701

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            If you're looking for an objective guide to New York City, you won't find it in Betty & Pansy's Severe Queer Review of New York. What you will find becomes clear on the very first page: "New York City, as you already know, is totally fun, fast, dirty and completely messed up, which we discovered the hard way when we arrived all alone and virginal. Once we were worn down, used up and permanently embittered, we wrote this book as a warning to those who might come after us.... " It should be apparent by now that Betty and Pansy are not your average travel writers. As they themselves caution, "Some of you may not agree with us, but we are forced by our natures to call them as we see them (and to leave 'em where God flung 'em). So bear that in mind."

            In the Severe Queer Review of New York, gay and lesbian travelers will find a comprehensive guide to bars, clubs, restaurants, favorite cruising areas, and other attractions, all described in Betty and Pansy's inimitable style. A description of the Wall Street Sauna, for example, says "At first I wondered if a nudist colony and an old-age home had collided, and then a bathhouse had been built around the accident site.... "For the skinny on New York's best gay and lesbian hangouts, trust Betty and Pansy--they won't steer you wrong.

            Book Description

            Reviewing everything from the historic gay landmarks of the West Village and the clubs of Chelsea to the cruising venues of Times Square and the lesbian hot spots of Park Slope, Betty and Pansy are as trashy and opinionated as only two queens can be. Cattiness, sarcasm, dish, dirt, and a new section on Fire Island — it's all here from two seasoned travel writers.
            New York Scene
            Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
            • Synopsis
            		 New York Scene
            Gerard Raymond
            Manufacturer: Prowler Press
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            ASIN: 190264400X

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            5 out of 5 stars Synopsis.......2000-01-23

            "Indispensable guide to the gay bars, clubs, accommodation and all the rest the Big Apple has to offer." - From MPG Books
            New York Scene, 1996-97
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              		New York Scene, 1996-97
              Gerard Raymond
              Manufacturer: Gay Men's Press
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              ASIN: 0854492283
              Gay Guide to New York City (1st Edition)
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                		Gay Guide to New York City (1st Edition)

                Manufacturer: Fodor's Travel Publications Inc.,U.S.
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                Binding: Paperback
                ASIN: 0679896066

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