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Larry Clark: Photographs.
Groninger Museum, Netherlands (1999). First Edition. Quarto.Bound in embossed black faux leather with pasted color illustration on rear panel. Fine. Published on the occasion of the exhibition entitled "Larry Clark" at the Groninger Museum in 1999. 88,50 |
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LEO SKIR BOYCHICK New York, Winterhouse, 1971. (pp 157), hard cover. Boychick tells the story of Leo, a graduate student and homosexual, who solicits with astonishing enthusiasm his own emotional defeat. In his totally infeasible attempt to win and hold “Boychick” - a teenager without name, morals, or emotions - Leo structures for himself a world in which the only reality is fantasy and self-obstruction is the norm. 45.00 |
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MITZEL THE BOSTON SEX SCANDAL Boston, Glad Day Books, 1980. (pp 150), paper. Good copy. In the 1970s, massive police round-ups were launched in Boston and other cities, using the cover of sensational press lies and false charges of rape and abuse of minors. The Boston Sex Scandal is a detailed and documented story of the official attack unleashed in Boston. It is the history of political corruption, exploitation of homophobia, dirty politics by the established political machine, and the panic of established gay leaders in the midst of a witchhunt. It is, more importantly, also the story of a resistance, begun by a few radical homosexuals, which built on the gay community so that, for the first time, the gay movement embraced gay pedophiles and their cause and fought back. 45,00 |
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THE QUORUM. A MAGAZINE OF FRIENDSHIP A facsimile edition with an Introduction by Timothy d'Arch Smith. Asphodel Editions, 2001. (pp 16 + 36). Cloth. Limited to 150 copies (8/150). A beautifully produced reprint of the first and only issue (1920) of the first homosexual magazine since The Chameleon. Contains poetry and articles by several 'Uranian' poets, including E.E. Bradford, John Gambril Nicholson, Charles Kains Jackson, and authors such as Arthur Gardner, Leonard Green and Kenneth Ingram. 134.00 |