Gay History Section
By: Les Wright
ISBN: 1560231653 |
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BearBook: #057 | ||
By: Ron Suresha
ISBN: 1555835783 |
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Review:
In 25 candid discussions, Bears on Bears brings together 57 contributors from around the world, from a rich variety of perspectives and backgrounds. With lighthearted playfulness as well as serious analysis, these Bears (as well as some nonbearish Bear-lovers) describe themselves, their lives and loves, their sense of masculinity, and their flourishing community-cum-culture. Widely excerpted in the gay media, Bears on Bears is the first interview book ever (gay-themed or otherwise) compiled primarily from online interactions. This groundbreaking collection of voices gathered from in and around the edge of this unique culture is both entertaining and enlightening. Several of the interviews were serialized on Resources for Bears and some are still available in the archives (look for articles written by Ron Suresha). More info available at bearsonbears.com.
BearBook: #061 | ||
By: George Chauncey
ISBN: 0465026214 |
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Review:
This book chronicles gay life in the first half of the 20th century (as the title implies) and shows the changes in how gay men were perceived (and perceived themselves) within New York. The book is well-written, and well-documented, not relying on heresay or biases of how things ``might'' have been.
BearBook: #016 | ||
By: Dudley Clendinen, Adam Nagourney
ISBN: 0684810913 |
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Review:
A history of gay political activism from 1969 to 1992 centering on electoral politics.
BearBook: #034 | ||
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