The editor of Flesh and the Word commissioned essays from twenty-seven prominent writers in the gay community for an illuminating anthology dedicated to the family relationships of gay men. Winner of a 1993 Lambda Literary Award. Reprint.

Product Description: This book is an economic assessment of the behaviour and performance of the local bus industry under regulation and deregulation. Contents included: the economic characteristics of this market; the regime of regulation 1930-1986; an analysis of cross-subsidization; the deregulation story; market conduct and behaviour under deregulation; performance of the deregulated market; regulating to maintain effective competition...read more

Product Description: Homoerotic fiction by one of the best, John Preston!

Product Description: Following on from Flesh and the Word, this book contains erotic offerings from top writers, porn stars and literary stars representing a celebration of sexuality, real and imagined, and an affirmation that the gay erotic imagination, so long repressed, is coming out for good.

Product Description: John Preston solicited the advice of working boys from across the country in his effort to produce the ultimate guide to the hustler's world.

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Franny spends her life in Provincetown, Massachusetts, as a teacher, surrogate parent, and friend of troubled gay men, battling their loneliness and ostracism from the world.

A collection of twenty-three moving and thoughtful essays by gay writers addresses the lives, families, and homes that gay people build, structures that exist outside the traditional nuclear family, yet still offer nurturance and support. 10,000 first printing.

An anthology of erotic literature by gay men explores gay relationships and experiences in contemporary society (view table of contents)

Product Description: In these stirring autobiographical essays and social commentaries, a prolific writer and gay rights pioneer--whose voice was stilled by AIDS in 1994--tells of the search for a place to belong. "Preston's voice is as brave, honest, and clear-sighted as ever, which makes us miss it all the more sorely"...read more

A consumer's guide to short-term psychotherapy advises clients on how to make the most of a limited number of sessions by being a full partner in the treatment process

Product Description: Franny is every hero of the gay liberation movement rolled together in one big, wonderful, brightly dressed drag queen. With genuine caring and concern for "her boys," Franny looks after the gay men of Provincetown with the ultimate goal of making a place in the world for those who don't belong and making the world better for all...read more

Product Description: Set in the fledgling world of radio and TV in the 1950s, this is the story of Dickie Chambers and his battle to keep his dark past hidden when a chance event propels him to unexpected stardom.

Here's an all-new, revised and updated edition of the most readable book on depression. Folks who are feeling really depressed don't feel much like reading, but YOU CAN BEAT DEPRESSION is a very reader-friendly self-help guide. This important resource has been recognized by the National Institute of Mental Health D/ART program and the National Mental Health Association. Readers will find helpful material on prevention of depression, prevention of relapse after treatment, brief therapy interventions, exercise and other non-medical approaches, the Prozac controversy, and much more. Includes an up-to-date consumer guide to medications. Pays for itself with its comprehensive approach to self-assessment, carefully guiding readers to figure out when and how they can help themselves, when they need to seek professional treatment, and what to expect along the way. The American Library Association Booklist calls this "an excellent self-help guide... [which] could help anyone beat the blues quickly and effectively.

Product Description: Book by Preston, John, Lucas, Julia D., O'Neal, John H.