October Books: Gay Fictions About Growing Up and Coming Out GayArcadia Publishing is best known for its Images of America, a series of photo histories that “celebrates the history of neighborhoods, towns, and cities across the country. Using archival photographs, each title presents the distinctive stories from the past that shape the character of the community today.” Five titles (so far) in the Images of America series deal with the history of various lesbian and gay communities in the U.S.: Gay and Lesbian Philadelphia by Thom Nickels, Gay and Lesbian Washington, D.C. by Frank Muzzy, Gay and Lesbian San Francisco by Dr. William Lipsky, Gay and Lesbian Atlanta by Wesley Chenault and Stacy Braukman (an offshoot of an Atlanta History Center exhibition, The Unspoken Past: Atlanta Lesbian and Gay History, 1940–1970), and Lesbian and Gay Richmond by Beth Marschak and Alex Lorch. Our GLBT American History comes alive in these fascinating volumes, which capture our communal past in rare and historic photographs of GLBT activists, celebrities, artists and ordinary men and women. Each volume in the series is 128 pages long and at $19.99, is well worth the price.
Jesse Monteagudo is a freelance writer and gay book buff who lives, works and plays in South Florida. He can be reached at jessemonteagudo@aol.com. Submitted by on Wed, 2008-10-08 21:10. |
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