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Acocella,
Joan Ross. MARK MORRIS. The dancer and choreograper
who has been called "part diva, part truck driver."
GV1785.M635 A27 1993
Alexander,
Paul. BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS: THE LIFE, TIMES,
AND LEGEND OF JAMES DEAN. A revisionist looks at
one of America's screen idols. PN2287.D33 A84 1994
Arenas,
Reinaldo. BEFORE NIGHT FALLS. A candid account of
gay and literary dissident life in Castro's Cuba.
PQ7390.A72
Burton,
Humphrey. LEONARD BERNSTEIN. Inspiring teacher,
composer, conductor, and pianist. ML410.B566 B9
1994
Buttino,
Frank. A SPECIAL AGENT: GAY AND INSIDE THE FBI. An
honored G-man comes out and fights for
reinstatement after being fired. HV7911.B87 A3 1993
Chernin,
Kim. CROSSING THE BORDER. The passionate
relationships experienced twenty years ago on a
kibbutz. PS3553.H3558 Z47 1994.
Fritscher,
Jack. MAPPLETHORPE: ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY CAMERA: A
POP CULTURE MEMOIR, AN OUTLAW REMINISCENCE. The
lensman who made beautiful, disturbing images of
aspects of gay life. TR140.M347 F75 1994
Gaines,
Steven S. OBSESSION: THE LIVES AND TIMES OF CALVIN
KLEIN. A tell-all account of the fashion designer.
TT505.K54 G35 1994x
Heyward,
Carter. WHEN BOUNDARIES BETRAY US: BEYOND ILLUSIONS
OF WHAT IS ETHICAL IN THERAPY AND LIFE. A
well-known feminist theologian struggles to
establish a relationship with her female
psychotherapist. RC480.8.H48 1993
Hooven,
F. Valentine. TOM OF FINLAND: HIS LIFE AND TIMES.
The man behind the infamous drawings of
hyper-masculine men. NC312.F53 T6634 1993
Kirstein,
Lincoln. MOSAIC: MEMOIRS. The search for a vocation
-- from Brahmin Boston to Marrakech to the Paris
dance scene. PS3521.I74 Z47 1994
Leeming,
David Adams. JAMES BALDWIN: A BIOGRAPHY.
Entertaining life of the great African-American
novelist. PS3552.A45 Z77 1994
Louganis,
Greg. BREAKING THE SURFACE. The personal side to
being gay and an Olympic champion. GV838.L68 A3
1994
Mass,
Lawrence D. CONFESSIONS OF A JEWISH WAGNERITE:
BEING GAY AND JEWISH IN AMERICA. HC76.3.U5 M37 1994
Mayne,
Judith. DIRECTED BY DOROTHY ARZNER. The only female
film director who flourished in the Hollywood of
the 1930s and 1940s. PN1998.3.A763 M39 1994
Merrill,
James Ingram. A DIFFERENT PERSON: A MEMOIR. A poet
laureate writes with humor and intimacy about his
life. PS3525.E6645 Z464 1993
Schmidgall,
Gary. THE STRANGER WILDE: INTERPRETING OSCAR. A gay
appraisal of the light-hearted geius who
self-destructed. PR5823.S35 1994
Schulze,
Franz. PHILIP JOHNSON: LIFE AND WORK. The architect
of such notable buildings as the "Glass House" and
the Boston Public Library. NA737.J6 S38 1994
Starr,
Victoria. K. D. LANG: ALL YOU GET IS ME. The first
biography of this gifted pop star. ML420.L238 S7
1994
Sweetman,
David. MARY RENAULT, A BIOGRAPHY. The best selling
author of books about love between men, especially
in ancient Greece. PR6035.E55 Z87 1993
White,
Edmund. GENET: A BIOGRAPHY. The French author known
for his violent, complex plays. PQ2613.E53 Z9 1993
Selected
and annotated by Moonyean Carlton and Steve
Dunhouse, Adult Services, General Library, Boston
Public Library, 1995.
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