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Humor Section
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By: Michael Thomas Ford
January 1998
224 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 1555834310
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Review:
Nobody is better at capturing the ups and downs of queer life than Michael Thomas Ford,
author of the popular "My Queer Life" syndicated column. This original collection takes
on everything from show tunes and Martha Stewart to the perils of dating and the son of
God himself, all some of the things that make life very queer indeed.
BearBook: #001 Entered: August 24, 1999 by dwc
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By: Ray Kampf
2000
142 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 1560239972
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BearBook: #052 Entered: July 25, 2000 by dwc
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By: Ray Kampf
2000
142 pages
Hardcover
ISBN: 1560239964
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BearBook: #053 Entered: July 25, 2000 by dwc
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By: Jonathan Cohen
2003
204 pages
ISBN: 1560234180
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Review:
Fired from his job at the slick gay
lifestyle magazine, Phag, Peter Mallory
has to find a way to make a living.
When his best friend suggests writing a
book about the bear community, Peter is
skeptical. But as soon as he realizes
that with a new “bear” look he can go
undercover at his old job and get his
revenge, Peter is letting his body hair
grow out and practicing the fine art of
flannel couture.
But of course, things are about to get
hairy. When Peter’s sabotage campaign
works almost too well, he starts to run
the risk of discovery. And when an
intriguing bear steals his heart, Peter
realizes that his double life could end
very badly.
Where else could the story conclude but
at the annual global bear meeting in
San Francisco? With an envious fellow
bear set to unmask Peter as a fraud,
and his old magazine about to announce
new plans for market domination, what
can Peter do? If you answered “strap on
a leather jockstrap, participate in a
bear beauty pageant, and almost die in
an elevator crash,” you’re getting
close. Peter Mallory is in for the ride
of his life!
BearBook: #067 Entered: December 27, 2002 by dwc
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By: Joel Perry
2000
288 pages
ISBN: 1555835570
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Review:
Joel Perry is one of the funniest Gay
Humor writers I've come across. And he
happens to be a Bear, so many of his
stories have a bearish sensibility.
BearBook: #060 Entered: June 27, 2001 by cg
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By: Andrew Holleran
June 1999
304 pages
Hardcover
ISBN: 0786864613
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Review:
A collection of literary short stories
treating a variety of subjects
BearBook: #019 Entered: August 24, 1999 by dwc
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By: Tim Barela
1996
ISBN: 1884568041
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BearBook: #054 Entered: December 31, 2000 by cg
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By: Tim Barela
1993
Paperback
ISBN: 1884568009
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Review:
Fans of the Leonard and Larry comic will welcome this compilation
of several years' worth of the strip (from the Advocate
and more recently from Frontiers. Tim Barela's characters
are well-written, believeable, never boring, and most of the men
have facial hair! :-)
BearBook: #023 Entered: December 29, 1998 by RAD
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By: Kevin Dilallo, Jack Krumholtz, Kevin Delallo, Robert Hickey
November 1994
226 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0385474458
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Review:
The Official Preppy Handbook for the gay
male animal, this fresh, funny, hip and
thoroughly engaging book tells what it
means (and takes) to be a gay man in
America today. With essays, tests, lists,
and charts, the Manual includes items like
"10 Things Not to Say When Telling Your
Mother" and a going out guide to major cities.
Photos and drawings.
BearBook: #042 Entered: January 20, 1999 by dwc
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