...Brian J. Distelberg An analysis of gay male reviewers' responses to major commercial publishers' expanded offerings of fiction by and about gay people during the 1970s reveals how reviewers constructed a machinery of gay-identified criticism, negotiated new definitions of gay identity, and forged...

... to Ward, through their disavowal of gayness, not-gay sex between straight-identified white men reinforces their whiteness and heterosexual- ity. This reveals the degree to which homosexual sex itself coheres white heteronor- mativity, not only as its abjected, disavowed other, but as an internal...

... ethnicities look like now? In my view, work on queer ethnicities is important because it is doing GLQ 10:1 pp. 123–137 Copyright © 2003 by Duke University Press 124 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN AND GAY STUDIES much more than “extending” considerations of race and ethnicity to queer...

...Aaron H. Devor; Nicholas Matte Duke University Press 2004 ONE INC. AND REED ERICKSON The Uneasy Collaboration of Gay and Trans Activism, 1964–2003 Aaron H. Devor and Nicholas Matte People who are today known as transgendered and transsexual have always been present in homosexual...

..., gayness is the most surefire ingredient for sitcom success. Or rather, as I hardly need to note, a particular kind of middle-class gay white man, ideally with a haircut like Will’s (Eric McCormack) from Will and Grace. What do we make of this moment, in which a dying fictional form and its cheap...

...L. A. Rebhun Beneath the Equator: Cultures of Desire, Male Homosexuality, and Emerging Gay Communities in Brazil Richard Parker New York: Routledge, 1999. xvi + 288 pp. $85.00 cloth,$22.95 paper Duke University Press 2001 GLQ 7.4-06 Rebhun 10/16/01 5:16 PM Page 637...

...Barry D. Adam Duke University Press 2000 1045-04.Adam 5/31/00 3:09 PM Page 413 AGE PREFERENCES AMONG GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN Barry D. Adam One of the fundamental questions of sexuality research is how erotic attraction...

...Hanna Bertilsdotter Rosqvist; Catrine Andersson We discuss “love” as a rhetorical strategy in the Swedish gay press, 1969–86, in relation to shifting meanings of sex and love. During this period, meanings of homosexual subjectivity were rapidly changing at several societal levels. New ideals...

...Manuel Betancourt Known for his controversial first novel, City of Night (1963), John Rechy is a Chicano gay writer whose reputation as a documenter of the seedy sexual underworld of hustlers and tricks has set the tone for discussions about his work. Interrogating this characterization...

... 2006Duke byUniversity Duke University Press Press 600 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES Surprise Me Juan A. Suárez I teach U.S. studies at the University of Murcia, a state university in southeast Spain, and my involvement in LGBTQ film festivals has...

...James C. Waller Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 “A MAN IN A CASSOCK IS WEARING A SKIRT” Margaretta Bowers and the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Gay Clergy James C. Waller Although it remains an extraordinarily difficult one in almost all Protestant...

...James D. Steakley Duke University Press 2002 The GLQ Forum EUROPE IN THE 1930S A Gay History Panel James D. Steakley The three following essays were originally presented in September 2000 in a joint session of the “Future of the Queer Past” conference at the University of Chicago...

... consumer, we must look at how marketers struggled with the abject stereotypes of the hypersexual, promiscu- ous gay man and at how the “charmed” (or at least less abject) manifestations of homosexuality have become the public face of gayness. Laura Kipnis looks at the relationship between social...

...George Chauncey Duke University Press 2004 The GLQ Archive “WHAT GAY STUDIES TAUGHT THE COURT” The Historians’ Amicus Brief in Lawrence v. Texas George Chauncey Introduction The historians’ amicus brief reprinted here was submitted by a group of ten pro- fessors of history...

... Responses to the Poems of Joy Harjo, or What’s an Old-Timey Gay Boy Like Me to Do? Craig Womack (Muscogee Creek) Suspicioning. I’ve used the word a number of times, mentioned my grandmother, Velma Jones, who treated it as a verb, always going about suspicioning things, as in I suspicion...

... subjects given license to explore their gayness in the army, but such explorations led to their greater embrace of the citizen-­soldier paradigm. In keeping with the demograph- ics and political agenda of the mainstream gay rights movement, lesbians were all but missing...

...Greg Youmans Gay Rights and Moral Panic: The Origins of America's Debate on Homosexuality Fred Fejes New York: Palgrave Macmillan , 2008 . x + 280 pp . Duke University Press 2010 Greg Youmans is a lecturer in the film and digital media department at the University...

... health discourses circulating throughout the region. These MSM are nearly always overrepresented by a subgrouping of openly gay Caribbean men. Yet the forbidding absence of Caribbean homosexuality in popular discourses and the dangerously pervasive presence of Caribbean MSM in public health discourses...

...Stephen Valocchi The scholarship on gay male social history identifies a shift that supposedly takes place in the landscape of same-sex desire, practice, subjectivities, and associations during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. According to this historiography, these landscapes were...

...- lated into an inability to conjoin socially; whiteness in turn had come to mean the ability to regulate the self and thereby to relate meaningfully to others. This account is of signal importance to lesbian and gay studies, for it asks us to consider the sexual politics of white racial...