Terry Mangan Memorial Library

Portrayal of young gay man dying of AIDS. 1 act, 10 men, 3 women, 1 setting.

Felice Picano recalls his young adulthood in the gay culture of Fire Island Pines in the 1960s and 1970s and his involvement with the "Gay 2,000", of which 98 percent are now dead of AIDS.

The story of the Shakers, a religious sect in New England whose members believed in Christ's second coming. It is presented in the form of stories which a father tells his son, the father having spent years photographing the surviving members.

This book is about representations of sodomy. While most of the texts it considers are literary-works by Shakespeare, Marlowe, Spenser, among others-it is framed by political considerations, notably the 1986 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Bowers v. Hardwick that denied any constitutional act to private consensual acts that the court termed 'homosexual sodomy' and the rhetoric attaching sodomy to Saddam Hussein in the initial U.S. war in Iraq.The book...

"Biting the Apple is the story of Eve Glass, once an Olympic sprinter and now a motivational speaker. She's the author of two books, Going the Distance: Endurance for Achievers and If Grace is the Goal, and her career and fame are on the rise. Unfortunately, however, Eve's own endurance is waning and her confidence in her expertise on grace is paling. Worse, a former classmate has begun stalking her and threatens to go public with news of Eve's troubled...

Two lesbian detectives join a homophobe to capture a serial rapist of lesbian women. It turns out to be a dangerous assignment, requiring the trio to rely on each other. In the process they come to accept their differences. The author is a woman police officer.