May - June 2009, Volume 16, Issue 3
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The Gay Media Jump the Page
By Tracy Baim
THE STORIED HISTORY of print publishing by and for the GLBT community
goes back to the 1950’s and 60’s—some would say earlier still—and its
dominance as the medium of choice for that community remained unchecked
until quite recently. ...
The Hunt Is On (and not just for sex)
By Jack Mauro
IF YOU’RE OF A MIND to write a book about and for gay men and the
Internet—or, say, fly fishing and the Internet, or careers in
advertising and the Internet—know that your work will be hopelessly
outdated about two hours before your publisher agrees to put forth the
thing in ink.
Features
The Gay Media Jump the Page
by Tracy Baim
On-line sites now reign, but can they survive without hard copy?
"Ex-Gay” Survivors Go On-line
by Peterson Toscano
How a support network helped expose a faith-based fraud
The Hunt Is On (and not just for sex)
by Jack Mauro
From M4M to Manhunt, the art of hooking up is being refined
Ghosts of GLBT History and Web 2.0
by C. Todd White
On-line archives offer the best hope for preserving our past
Why I Blog
by Four Bloggers
Schalchlin, Grace, Browning, and Ocamb justify the daily slog
Sexual Privacy and Literary Biography
by Raymond-Jean Frontain
Once taboo, the private lives of gays are now minutely examined
Whither Gay Literature?
by Don Weise
Natalie Hope McDonald talks to the new editor of Alyson Books
Homosexuality, Tunisian Style
by John Champagne
How homophobia and anti-Western sentiment get all mixed up
Recent Popular Articles on GLReview.com
Brief History of a Recurring Nightmare
Josephine Baker's Hungry Heart
Et tu, Brute?
Reviews
Patricia J. Fanning — Through an Uncommon Lens
by Philip Clark
Sheila Rowbotham — Edward Carpenter: A Life of Liberty and Love
by John Lauritsen
Susan Sontag — Reborn: Journals and Notebooks, 1947-1963
by Irene Javors
Cheryl Crane — Lana: The Memories, the Myths, the Movies
by Cassandra Langer
Judith Mackrell — Bloomsbury Ballerina
by Martha E. Stone
Simone de Beauvoir — Wartime Diary
by Heather Seggel
Alfred Corn — Atlas: Selected Essays, 1989-2007
by Jason Roush
Terry Galloway — Mean Little Deaf Queer: A Memoir
by John R. Killacky
Larry Duplechan — Got til it’s Gone
by Terri Schlichenmeyer
Marc Epprecht — Heterosexual Africa?
by Thom Nickels
Kenneth Oldfield and Richard Greggory Johnson III, eds. — Resilience
by Joseph M. Ortiz
Briefs
Julian Jarrold, director — Brideshead Revisited
by Colin Carman
Poems & Departments
Guest Opinion — The Legacy of Bush’s Homophobic Prudery
by Don Monkerud
Correspondence
BTW
In Memoriam — James Purdy, 1914-2009: A Personal Remembrance
by Michael Ehrhardt
Poem — “Mister Celebrates Father’s Day”
by Jim Elledge
Poem — “Ginsberg’s Cock”
by Robert Walker
Art Memo — A Tale of a Wig: My Brush with Andy Warhol
by James-Ron Brown
Art Memo — A Note on “Notes on Camp”
by David Bergman
Poem — “Bushed”
by John Barton
International Spectrum — Out in Kenya: Encountering Friends Like Us
by Jesus Ramirez-Valles
Bulletin Board
Artist’s Profile — John Cooper Takes the Helm at Sundance
by John Esther
