Books of Gay and Lesbian interest

Here are some titles of Gay and Lesbian interest. Many of the other titles from the University of Wisconsin Press are a part of the series, Living Out: Gay and Lesbian Autobiography. Follow the Living Out link to find out more about this series, dedicated to expressing the full range of gay experience, and dedicated to gay autobiography in all its varieties.
Wonderlands Good Gay Travel Writing Edited by Raphael Kadushin	Passion to Preserve Gay Men as Keepers of Culture Will Fellows	Naked in the Promised Land A Memoir Lillian Faderman	Wrestling with God and Men Homosexuality in the Jewish Tradition Rabbi Steven Greenberg
Don Juan A Novel Jane DeLynn	In Thrall A Novel Jane DeLynn	Queer in America Sex, the Media, and the Closets of Power Third Edition Michelangelo Signorile Updated, with a new chapter	Farm Boys Will Fellows
Colonial Affairs Bowles, Burroughs, and Chester Write Tangier Greg Mullins	Edmund Goulding's Dark Victory Hollywood's Genius Bad Boy Matthew Kennedy Foreword by Kevin Brownlow	Something Inside Conversations with Gay Fiction Writers Edited by Philip Gambone	Loss within Loss Artists in the Age of AIDS Edited with an introduction by Edmund White Named a 2002 nonfiction Honor Book by the American Library Association GLBT Round Table
The Boom Economy Or, Scenes from Clerical Life Brian Bouldrey	Track Conditions A Memoir Michael Klein	Mr. Bluebird Gerry Gomez Pearlberg	Telling Moments Autobiographical Lesbian Short Stories Edited by Lynda Hall
Gender Nonconformity, Race, and Sexuality Charting the Connections Edited by Toni Lester	The Gendering of Men 1600–1750 The English Phallus Thomas A. King	Tramps Like Us A Novel Joe Westmoreland	Locked in the Family Cell Gender, Sexuality, and Political Agency in Irish National Discourse Kathryn Conrad Reading and Writing the Ambiente Queer Sexualities in Latino, Latin American, and Spanish Culture Edited by Susana Chávez-Silverman and Librada Hernández Laud Humphreys Prophet of Homosexuality and Sociology John F. Galliher, Wayne Brekhus, and David P. Keys