male homosexuality

Explores identity and sexuality as told by today's generation of gay young men through a series of interviews with teens and men in their early twenties and offers a contemporary perspective on key life milestones.

Presents an overview of homosexuality, looking at the views society has had about same-sex relationships throughout history, and tracing the political, social, and cultural conditions that influence the manner in which sexuality is expressed.

Examines the links between creativity and sexual desire, focusing on the works of homosexual men who made significant contributions to art and literature, including Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Oscar Wilde, and more.

Defines homosexuality and examines its various forms and manifestations, with an emphasis on the world of homosexuality since the onset of AIDS.

"A New Republic book." Bibliography: p. 236-248. Discusses the persecution of homosexuals under the Third Reich.

With the rise of the gay movement in the 1970's, historians finally acknowledged that homosexuals also suffered enormously at the hands of the Third Reich during World War II. Of the few gay men who survived the concentration camps, only one ever came forward. Because he continued to endure persecution since he first broke his silence in 1971 he has chosen to remain anonymous. This is his story.

Examines the history of homosexuality, including a time line throughout the text that highlights significant moments and individuals in the development of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities.