May 19, 2013
The Bookworm
You’ve loved. You’ve lost. Is that really better than to have never loved at all?
For years, Livie had wanted to do something bold and radical with her therapy groups, something that had never been done before.
Since no sand-sit is satisfying without a book, what to take is the next big question. The answer may be “Windy City Queer,” edited by Kathie Bergquist.
Getting killed was what happened when the past came looking for two women, and in the novel, “The Lost Women of Lost Lake” by Ellen Hart, shed blood flows like water.
In the new book “See a Little Light” by Bob Mould (with Michael Azerrad), you’ll learn about one man’s life in song.
Cobi Winslow just found his doppelganger in the last place he’d ever think to look.
Would you have the courage to alter the very things that define you to the rest of society?
It sounded like a romance straight from a cheap paperback: boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gains wife. But in the path toward marriage, Prince William and Kate Middleton took a few side-roads…
In his new memoir “It’s All Relative”, Wade Rouse writes about family, celebrations, and fiercely loving both.
In the new book “Sal Mineo: A Biography” by Michael Gregg Michaud, you’ll see that Mineo was close to his siblings, but when he was murdered, they hadn’t a clue…
'Walk on By' this Warwick bio
Hear the first notes of “Baby Love” and you’re ten years old, sitting on your back steps in the sun. Listen to the opening of “Hot Stuff”, and you’re doin’ the Hustle in your memories.
Hear the first notes of “Baby Love” and you’re ten years old, sitting on your back steps in the sun. Listen to the opening of “Hot Stuff”, and you’re doin’ the Hustle in your memories.
A 'Cruel' whodunit done right
In the new book “The Cruel Ever After” by Ellen Hart, Chester “Chess” Garrity needs to get rid of loot, pronto.
In the new book “The Cruel Ever After” by Ellen Hart, Chester “Chess” Garrity needs to get rid of loot, pronto.
'Annabel' a captivating tale
On the morning that Wayne Blake entered the world, the midwife, Thomasina Baikie, did what came natural: she checked to see if the baby was male or female, and was shocked.
On the morning that Wayne Blake entered the world, the midwife, Thomasina Baikie, did what came natural: she checked to see if the baby was male or female, and was shocked.
An awkward trip to the 'Gay Bar'
In the new book “Gay Bar” by Will Fellows and Helen P. Branson, you’ll read about a woman who opened a gay-friendly business back when it was bold to do so.
In the new book “Gay Bar” by Will Fellows and Helen P. Branson, you’ll read about a woman who opened a gay-friendly business back when it was bold to do so.
Books to help survive the last winter days
So you know what to do with all that other stuff (sorry to the niece) but what do you do with a bookstore gift certificate?
So you know what to do with all that other stuff (sorry to the niece) but what do you do with a bookstore gift certificate?
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