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Paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap.

Paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap.

paperback. Condition: New.

Magazine. 68p. includes covers, 8.25x10.75 inches, letters, stories, drawings, photos, light handling wear, else very good condition gay men's magazine in stapled pictorial wraps.

Magazine. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the August 23, 1994 issue of The Advocate (Double Issue Nos. 661 & 662) edited by Jeff Yarbrough and Gerry Kroll and published by Liberation Publications, Inc. out of Los Angeles, California. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages measuring 8" by 10-7/8" and containing 132 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Exclusive: RuPaul Unmasked (with inside interview). Other features include: Sexual Revelations: The 1994 Advocate Survey of Sexuality and Relationships - The Men (results of survey); History: Twenty-five years of courtroom trauma; Mad about the boys: What is the story behind NAMBLA? Our writer visits the boy lovers' summer convention; The sexual outlaw: Some say Richard Posner is the nation's greatest thinker on sex and the law - Others say he's out of his mind; Dangerous liaisons: Q - What drives some politicians into sexual situations they know could jeopardize their career? A - Lust; The three faces of Leslie Perez: It's a long road from being a convicted murderer on Texas's death row to transsexual to political activist; 'For transsexuals 1994 is 1969' - Transgendered activists are a minority fighting to be heard within the gay and lesbian community; Carnal knowledge: Intercourse, as is engaged in during an 'Advocate' interview, often results in a surprising amount of candor on the part of the celebrity interviewee (with lengthy excerpts from interviews); Working Girl: Movie director Lizzie Borden loves women, men, and making realistic films about sex; Raging: Alternative music is alive and well - and gay; Farewell, My Concubine: Just before his AIDS-related death, Colt Studios megastar Ed Dinakos (a.k.a. Mike Glassman) looked back at a life of sex, lies, and videotape (interview). Condition: previous owner folded issue 1/2-inch to the left of the outer spine fold (see image); front cover shows light to moderate wear, tiny corner creases.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 609 (August 13, 1992) of "The Advocate: The National Gay and Lesbian Newsmagazine" published by Liberation Publications, Inc. out of Los Angeles, California. A magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 100 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Feature Eating Our Own: Is the gay movement eating itself alive? (Larry Kramer, Urvashi Vaid, Carmen Vasquez, Tim Sweeney, and others on how to survive as a gay or lesbian leader). Other features include: New Country, Old Problems: Lithuanian gays say repression didn't lift with the Iron Curtain; Back to Bush? Gay Republicans fed up with the President saw [Ross] Perot as the best man for the job; All In The Family: The kids of lesbians and gays are living, laughing, leapfrogging - and loving their queer parents; Girls Go for the Gloves by Pat Califia (on safe sex practices); William Dafoe: Bigger than life (interview); much more. Condition: pullout classified section from rear pages missing; two light corner creases to front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 643 (November 30, 1993) of "The Advocate: The National Gay and Lesbian Newsmagazine" published by Liberation Publications, Inc. out of Los Angeles, California (Sam Watters - Publisher; Jeff Yarbrough - Editor-in-Chief; and Gerry Kroll - Editor). A stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages measuring 8" by 10-7/8" and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Anatomy of a Gay Marriage ("Bob and Rod Jackson-Paris, like scores of gay and lesbian couples, have vowed, 'Till death do us part.' But is mimicry of this straight institution damaging the gay rights movement?"). Other features include: Den of inequity: Antigay comments from three members of Congress leave activists fearful about the future of national gay rights legislation; A tooth for a tooth: The justice department finally makes a move to fight AIDS discrimination, but will it continue to carry the torch?; Friend of No One? ("David Mixner had the president's ear and held the hopes of America's gays and lesbians. But the White House's reversal on the military ban changed everything. Where does he go from here?"); Speaking for the Voices that were Silenced: The Lesbian Herstory Archives celebrates its 20th anniversary with renewed purpose and a new home; An Uncommon Woman: Judy Grahn's new book isn't just another recounting of history - it reveals females as the centerpiece of existence; Heart Strings: For New York's hospital-bound patients, Hearts and Voices is a performing miracle; much more. Condition: crease to upper right corner area of front cover; narrow closed tear along right edge of front cover; covers and pages clean and bright.

Softcover. First Edition. 8 1/2" x 11." 98 pp. Staple-bound in glossy color wraps. With black and white and color photos, stories, articles and ads. Very Good in color glossy wraps with slight spine roll.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine in color wraps. First Edition. 8 1/2" x 11." 74 pp. staple-bound with color and black and white photos, features and ads throughout.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine in color wraps. First Edition. 8 1/2" x 11." 74 pp. staple-bound with color and black and white photos, features and ads throughout.

Softcover. First Edition. 8 1/2" x 11." 96 pp. staple-bound with color and black and white photos, features and ads throughout. Very Good with some handling and a crease along the rear cover.

Magazine. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 608 (July 30, 1992) of The Advocate: The National Gay and Lesbian Newsmagazine edited by Richard Rouilard and Gerry Kroll, and published by Niles A. Merton and Liberation Publications, Inc. out of Los Angeles, California. A glossy-paged magazine measuring 8" by 10-7/8" and containing 100 pages including front and rear covers (the detachable classified ads were previously removed and are not present in this issue). Containing news, articles, letters to the editor, reviews, columns, and photographs, highlights include: Cover Story - In the dark about AIDS by John Gallagher ("Over ten years into the AIDS epidemic, the industrialized world is turning a blind eye to an escalating level of human rights abuses"); Mann the torpedoes (Jonathan Mann interviewed: "On the eve of the Eighth International Conference on AIDS, conference chairman Jonathan Mann blasts George Bush's response to AIDS"); The Right's New Strategy by John Gallagher (on the anti-gay initiative sponsored by the Oregon Citizens Alliance: "In Oregon, hate rages in the name of Dan Quayle's 'family values'"); BI and beyond by Lily Braindrop ("A burgeoning bisexual movement gains momentum"); Wanted: athletic models by Stuart Timmons (with three photos by Bob Mizer: "Photographer Bob Mizer captured history's unknown hunks on film"); The Legend of Lizzie by R.L. Pela (interview: "Elizabeth Montgomery on Hollywood's closets, TV witches, and Dan Quayle"); Crazy for Him by Michael Lassell (interview: "William Ivey Long is Broadway's biggest and brightest costume designer"). Missing the classified ads (personals); narrow chip to upper outer spine; front cover shows light edgewear and crease; corner chip to rear cover.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 116 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story The Rise of Fascism in America: Why Antigay Hate Groups are Flourishing in Oregon and Colorado - and Which States Are Next. Other features include: California enacts rights guarantee: State becomes the nation's first to ban antigay bias; Hello, [Ross] Perot - good-bye, family values: Independent's presence speeds the retreat from social issues; Capitol Hill or Bust: In the Year of the Woman, lesbians are playing key roles in Senate campaigns; Unfriendly Fire: Military women rumored to be lesbians don't stand a chance against sexual harassment; Sturm Und Drag: Germany's most decorated transvestite weathers political storms to preserve her acclaimed museum (on Charlotte von Mahlsdorf); French Active: Between roles, Gerard Depardieu reflects on how 'all men have a homosexual side' (article and interview); Michael Medved interviewed; much more. The lightest of cover wear.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 100 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: Colorado Goes Straight To Hell - Rage, hostility, infighting, gay bashing, and a boycott follow the state's passage of antigay legislation. Other features include: Clinton Moves Swiftly to End Pentagon Ban; The Gay Gulag: A survivor recalls his nightmare years in a Soviet prison (on Valery Klimov); Political Spearhead: Allan Spear, one of the country's first openly gay legislators, becomes the Minnesota senate's top officer; Queer Beer: Will a gay beer go down smoothly in the community?; Debbie Gibson interviewed. Condition: the lightest of cover wear.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. Highlights include: Mississippi Showdown (on Wanda and Brenda Henson, with their photo: "A lesbian couple plans to build a center dedicated to charitable work, but the good folks of Ovett, Miss., don't cotton to it"); Give me that old-time religion (with photo of Bishop Carl Bean, founder of the Unity Fellowship Church: "Black gays and lesbians are returning to their religious roots as congregations of the Unity Fellowship Church spring up nationwide"); Cover Story "Gay For Pay" (with two features: "Fearless in 'Philadelphia' - Antonio Banderas plays gay with gusto" article with interview quotes and five photos; "Six degrees of trepidation - Will Smith plays gay with apprehension" article and interview with his photo); Gone fishing ("Lesbian producer Christine Vachon adds romance to her list of crimes with 'Go Fish'" - article with interview quotes, and her photo).

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: Exclusive Interview - Chastity Bono Out at last - The daughter of Sonny and Cher reveals everything about her traumatic coming-out odyssey. Other features include: Talked to Death: The Jenny Jones show killing raises uncomfortable questions about the symbiotic relationship between TV talk shows and gays and lesbians (on the murder of Scott Amedure by Jonathan Schmitz); St. Patrick's Day massacre: A big protest in New York City puts the "ire" back in Ireland; Special Report: Gay Money, Gay Power - including article Queen Jean: Whether in business or politics, Jean O'Leary goes for the gold; Holy man: Actor Linus Roache makes his American debut as a gay priest in a hard-hitting new film; A sheep in Wolfe's clothing: 'Bar Girls' leading lady Nancy Allison Wolfe has her eye on stardom. Condition: light periodic wear along outer narrow spine fold.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is issue No. 658 of The Advocate: The National Gay and Lesbian Newsmagazine (June 28, 1994) edited by Jeff Yarbrough and published by Sam Watters and Liberation Publications Inc. out of Los Angeles, California. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 116 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story An Exclusive Interview with New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani - The Tolerant Bully. Other features include: The Scoop on [Stephen G.] Breyer: When it comes to gay rights, President Clinton's latest Supreme Court nominee keeps his own counsel; The Judy [Garland] Connection: Rumor has it the Stonewall riots didn't happen merely because a bunch of drag queens were fed up with police harassment; The Lion in Summer: 'The Lion King''s openly gay executive producer, Tom Schumacher, is king of the jungle; Hanging with Horse: A Scottish band rides into America with two lesbians at the reins; Gay Uber Alles: On the 25th anniversary of Stonewall, a German newspaper devotes an entire edition to gay and lesbian issues (on the left-wing daily newspaper 'die tageszeitung'). Condition: outer hinges a bit weak, and show short closed tears to staples and a few short creases along fold; in lightly worn covers showing tiny corner creases.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Broken Promise: Lawsuits, protests, confusion, and condemnation follow the president's [President Bill Clinton] compromise on gays in the military. Other features include: Mom's fault? A study that says homosexuality may run through families sparks scientific and political debate; Zero and counting: Hundreds of people living with HIV have few - or no - T cells. How long does science think these people can live before time runs out and AIDS takes over?; Cho time: Comic Margaret Cho lived through 'Soul Train,' S/M parties, and Ed McMahon - and survived to tell the tale; This gay house: Architect Brian Murphy's designs are - to the delight of some and the chagrin of others - very hot and very gay; Summer Camp: The hottest lesbian and gay performers act out a '90s brand of camp - and archery is not involved; much more. Outer covers show periodic edge and narrow spine wear.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 116 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story 1992 - The Year in Review. Other features include: Colorado Boycott Picks Up Speed; The Silence of the Labs: For the CDC, homosexuality remains the love that dare not speak its name; When the Spotlight Dims: After an intense stint in the public eye, direct-action groups face an identity crisis; Sister Act: The ups and downs of lesbian sex clubs; Angela Bowie interviewed; Women in Rock '92. Condition: covers show light wear in places, short corner creases.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 124 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: The beauty of Boy George - A racy autobiography and a brilliant CD mark the comeback of pop's reigning drag queen (with exclusive interview by Chastity Bono). Other features include: Nowhere man: For a noncandidate who's said nothing definite about gay rights, Colin Powell sure gets a lot of support from gays and lesbians; Bigotry on trial: As Maine voters prepare to vote on an antigay ballot measure, the Supreme Court takes a look at Colorado's Amendment 2; Guess who's coming to dinner: Gay men may not have felt welcome at Louis Farrakhan's Million Man March - but some decided to show up anyway; When talk turns Deadly: Defense lawyers in the Jenny Jones case rely on tried and true courtroom strategies for casting villains as victims (on the murder of Scott Amedure by Jonathan Schmitz); Witness for the prosecution: The Chicago lesbian who brought down powerful politician Mel Reynolds struggles to break free from a troubled past (on Beverly Heard); Code of Silence: For witnesses in Chicago's blockbuster Hansen murder trial, the '50s were more like Twin Peaks than Happy Days (on Kenneth Hansen); Hot property: Playwright Jon Robin Baitz plays a gay hero in the new film Last Summer in the Hamptons. Lightly wear along outer narrow spine fold; light corner crease to rear cover.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Melissa Etheridge: Rock's Great Dyke Hope (with inside interview). Other features include: Stonewall 25 - The silver anniversary of the Stonewall riots shows that the more things change, the more they stay the same; Fun and Games (on the Gay Games IV); Juiceless: The O.J. Simpson story takes the tang out of the Stonewall media coverage; Twins Peak: Andy William's Musical Nephews are All Grown Up - and One's Gay (on the Williams Brothers - Andrew and David); Sister Act Up: Acoustic Rock Act Disappear Fear is 'Just a couple of women who represent gays and straights' (on Disappear Fear - Cindy Frank and Sonia Rutstein). Condition: outer covers show light corner wear.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Alexander the Great: NEA chairwoman Jane Alexander on Jesse Helms, Bill Clinton, radical art, and playing a lesbian mom (inside interview). Other features include: Refusal to Rule: Gays and lesbians had been looking to the Texas supreme court for a definitive decision on the state's sodomy law - They didn't get it; No Dose: The demise of the TB drug streptomycin in the United States could leave the lives of some HIV-positive patients in peril; Death of a Texan: The brutal killing of a gay man rallies East Texas's gays and lesbians and puts the state's hate-crimes law to its first test (on the murder of Nicholus Ray West by Donald L. Aldrich, David Ray McMillan, and Henry Dunn Jr.); Rebel with a cause: Is angry young man Michael Petrelis maturing into a kinder, gentler activist?; Is he too sexy or is he just over?: Right Said Fred's lead singer admits there's a big gay side to his bisexuality (Richard Fairbrass); Ferron's incredible journey; An alternative life: Music-magazine publisher Mike Shea thrives on being out. Condition: a few tiny nicks and periodic short closed tears along outer narrow spine fold.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Gray Matter: Simon LeVay continues to push his hypothalamic agenda (interview). Other features include: A Capital Idea: Hundreds of thousands of gays and lesbians descended on Washington, D.C., in a massive show of force. But what happens now that the troops have returned home?; The politics of sex: While the right wing seeks to cut federal funding to sex research, it embraces the results of a recent survey that claims only 1.1% of American men are gay; Courting change: Will Clinton give the country a more gay-friendly judiciary?; 7 Year Bitch: The hottest new all-woman band out of Seattle trashes all things cute and thrashes its way into the heart of lesbian America; Roger Spottiswoode interviewed; much more. Condition: covers show light cover and corner wear in places.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: Exclusive Interview - Emma Thompson on loving a gay man (and wanting to love a woman). Other features include: Linda Perry: The lesbian lead singer of 4 Non Blondes goes solo with a bold and honest album; Andrew Sullivan: The New Republic's top editor brings his controversial ideas to a brand-new book; Jenifer Lewis: The comedian-singer-actress trades it all in to play a lesbian judge on network TV; Paul Verhoeven: The director of Basic Instinct and Showgirls talks to the gay press for the first time; George C. Wolfe: The Tony winner takes on Shakespeare, Kushner, and questions about being gay. Four-inch closed tear to upper left corner of front cover (which I have clear-tape repaired).

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: Our Kids - Can gays and lesbians protect their children from homophobia? Other features include: Lunatic Fringe: After the Oklahoma City bombing, an angry nation focuses its fury on right-wing militias. But their bizarre antigay message is largely ignored, and a proposed remedy could endanger gay direct-action groups; Sounding off: Salty talk at the White House lands a sailor in hot water (on Navy captain Mark Rogers); Reasonable doubt: A lesbian behind bars says a homophobic justice system fingered her for murder while the real killer runs free (on Peggy Brummer and Sarah Gonstead); Big gay audio dynamite: Kitchens of Distinction roars through the heartland of America; A Royal Audio: Classical composer Lowell Liebermann readies an opera based on 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 88 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. Highlights include: Ikea's Gay Gamble: Why did a national home-furnishings chain build a television ad around a gay couple? by John Gallagher; nine-page questionnaire Advocate Sex Survey (The 1994 Advocate Survey of Sexuality and Relationships: The Men); cover story Stonewall's Eyewitnesses (with profiles and quotes from Richard Savin; Jeremiah Newton; John Paul; Janine Hakim; Jean DeVente; Robert Bryan; Bob Kohler; and Tony Coron); The Trouble with Stonewall by John Gallagher (on the Stonewall 25 committee); Design So Real: Superstar designer Isaac Mizrahi airs out fashion's closet by Ronald Mark Kraft; Shooting Stars: Photographer Sally Hershberger comes out from behind her camera by Steve Greenberg; If the Shoe Fits: Footwear designer Kenneth Cole kicks up a storm with his gay-positive ad by Ronald Mark Kraft.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Dream On: Soldier of the year Joe Zuniga sees his hope for a military career dashed as [Bill] Clinton compromises on the ban by John Gallagher (interview). Other highlights include: A Grim Reality: AIDS is cutting a wide swath through the nation's young adults, a federal study shows (with statistics AIDS deaths across the country); Sado Sam: London police grasp at straws in their hunt for a killer preying on gay men by Sharen Shaw Johnson; Ruth and consequences: Ruth [Bader] Ginsburg's Supreme Court nomination gets mixed reviews by Chris Bull; State of denial: Alabama's legislature uses fear tactics to stem the spread of AIDS and scares one man to death by John Gallagher; Sacred Cows: Gay rodeos are appearing in increasing numbers across the country, but so are the animal rights activists who want them shut down by Liz Galst; [Sara] Mortimer [Kristiene] Clarke: explorers on the [Sandra] Bernhard frontier by Tyler Brule; Great [Taylor] Dayne by Kiki Mason; one-page interview of Holly Hunter. In lightly worn outer covers showing corner crease to front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Martina Navratilova - The Advocate Interview. Other highlights include: Taking the Initiative: Battles over gay rights intensify in Ohio, Florida, Colorado, and Oregon by John Gallagher; Terrible Timing: A Pentagon report trashes the ban [on gay and lesbian service personnel], but there's nobody in Washington to read it by John Gallagher; Troubled Alliance: A hot debate in San Francisco complicates the tense relationship between the gay and black civil rights movements by John Gallagher; Shot Through the Art: New attention to public funding of gay-themed art could set the stage for congressional fireworks this fall by Chris Bull; Cruisin' - Entrepreneur Kevin Mossier shows gay travelers that they can sail the seven seas and feel safe at the same time by Ronald Mark Kraft; The Healing Stage: You may think urban collapse is due to drugs, poverty, and crime, but director Peter Sellars says it's because you didn't go to the theater by Steven Oxman; Cris: crossing generations by Heather Mackey (Cris Williamson interviewed). Light cover wear.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 116 pages including front and rear covers. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story Fashion Designer Jean Paul Gaultier on Gay Sex, Straitjackets, AIDS, and Madonna (interview by Jeff Yarbrough). Other highlights include: Tribes and Tribulations: Despite Columbus Day unity, Native American gays and lesbians do battle with straights for acceptance; Out in Africa: Simon Nkoli, South Africa's best-known gay activist, takes stock of his work in a changing country (interview); Alone in the Hinterlands: Gay rural youth lack support from the community; Bernie & The Jets: Celebrated songwriter Bernie Taupin produces an all-star 'West Side Story' to benefit AIDS causes; Elton John interviewed. Condition: light damp spot to lower right corner of front cover and first few inside pages; light cover wear.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and pages and containing 108 pages including front and rear covers and centerfold Erasure poster. Containing news, letters to the editor, features, reviews, columns, and photographs. With Cover Story: Let the Games Begin: One million gays and lesbians pour into New York for the ultimate party. How will you survive the huddled masses? Without our guide to the Gay Games and Stonewall 25, you won't. Other features include: The Debate of Death (on assisted-suicide laws); Exclusive: A Lesbian Photojournalist Chronicles the Gay Family (by photographer Nancy Andrews); The anti-twinkie defense: A murder sentence in Texas raises the question - Are perpetrators of crimes against gay men and lesbians getting off easy? (on the murder of Tommy Musick); New York 1994 Guide with map; large poster to center-fold for Erasure's new album "I Say I Say I Say"; Just a NORML Guy: Richard Cowan, the nation's leading advocate of marijuana legislation, is a staunch conservative - and a gay man; Jane Rules: Living with her lover of 40 years on a remote island, "Desert of the Heart" author Jane Rule reveals why she's no longer writing and what she does instead; Kamikaze Choreographer: HIV-positive queer dancer Mehmet Sander leaps from Istanbul to America with grace and power. Condition: wear to upper and lower outer spine fold edges.