Gays in literature.
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A Day in San Francisco / by Dorothy Bryant.
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People’s theatre magazine: October 1977
People’s Theatre Magazine: October 1977. Part 1: Interviews with three men of San Francisco’s Gay Mens’ Theatre Collective, Anthony Eshbach[sp?], Greg Konnenborn, and Tommy Pace about the production of their very popular theatre piece, “Crimes Against Nature,” with excerpts from the play (45:00). Other clips are played including the United Fruit Co., a gay street…
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Jerker : a look at the drama / directed by Michael Kearns.
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One Incorporated / Dorr Legg ; produced by the Gay Radio Collective.
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Walt Whitman poems / read by Ronald Gold.
Poems that trace the development of Whitman’s concept of adhesiveness and fix the central place of homosexuality in his work.|WALT WHITMAN POEMS / produced by Ronald Gold. – SERIES: Gay Alternatives| no. 16. – A selection of Walt Whitman’s homosexual and psychological poems are read by host-producer Ronald Gold. The poems read trace the development…
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The lesbian in literature (Episode 3 of 4, Part 2 of 2)
Cynthia Secor, Janet Cooper and Virginia Apuzzo discuss sensuous women in the literature of James Joyce and Gertrude Stein, patriarchy, and changes in children’s literature in response to these issues. Janet Cooper speaks on female crushes, friendships, and affections in children’s literature prior to the 1920’s. Cynthia Secor compares the sensuous women in Stein vs.…
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Sir Roger Casement, traitor / by George Hickenlooper.