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“America’s First Celebrity” detailed in new book

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“Out in Central PA” tells story of rural gay activism

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John Giorno captures life, trysts in “Great Demon Kings”

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Free Library and William Way highlight queer authors through ‘Hands-On History’...

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Queer author to chat with Rep. Brian Sims in virtual book...

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Allentown LGBTQ center to host virtual queer book series

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Looking to ‘Drag Race’ for some queer history

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‘Oz’ expert on reading the book online during COVID-19

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Gay activist’s book explores faith by Tarot

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‘Becoming a Man’ explores liberation, masculinity

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New book shines a light on pre-WWI trans history

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‘Candy’ publisher talks visionary trans magazine

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Trans author talks debut of short story collection

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Famed commentator returns to Philly for book debut

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Ross Matthews’ book tour ‘Drops’ by Philly

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Rachel Maddow’s biography delivers reverent portrait

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New anthology centers LGBTQ health, features local voices

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Queer authors focus on LGBTQ mental health

Victoria A. Brownworth - 0
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Biography on gay icon falls short

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Out activist looks back and forward in new book

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