 Walking
Higher: Gay Men Write About the Deaths of Their Mothers
Edited by
Alexander Renault
Synopsis and about the editor, page 4
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I'm
pleased to introduce two new books coming out in September/October. Walking Higher, edited by Alexander
Renault, is a collection of essays written by gay men about the deaths
of their mothers. The Phoenix,
by Ruth Sims, is a Victorian novel set in England and America with all
the trappings of those delicious Victorian novels of the 19th Century.
So I'm featuring them both, this issue. And I'm pleased to announce the
complete Book One of The Twilight of
the Gods trilogy is now published.
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 The Phoenix
by
Ruth Sims
The Writers’ Collective
353 pages
paper $16.95
1-93213-340-2
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS...
 Jim
Tushinski, author of Van Allen's
Ecstacy and Jim Van Buskirk is co-author of Gay
by the Bay are calling for
submissions from lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and
transsexuals for Identity
Envy: Wanting to be Who
We're Not, page 2.
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The Gay Face of God
by
Archbishop Bruce J. Simpson
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A Gathering of Angels
by
Larry Dean Hamilton
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Bondi Classic
by
Paul Freeman
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Gay Cinema-
therapy
by
Jason Bergund & Beverly West
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The Odd Boy and his Precious Piano
by
Allen Howe
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Lord Given Lovers
by
Christopher Hubble
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Many thanks go
to the editors for this magazine, Betty Conley and John Charles for all
the help they provided on this issue; and thanks also to all those who
have contributed book and film reviews, as well as short stories and
articles. It couldn't be done without you.
—Ronald L. Donaghe,
Editor
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- Cheri Rosenberg reviews Ricochet in Time and Frontiers, page 5
- Chris Hubble reviews A Gathering of
Angels and The Gay Face of God,
page 6
- Duane Simolke reviews Mission Child, page 7
- Gene Hayworth reviews The Violet
Hour: the Violet Quill and the Making of Gay Culture, page 8
- Jerry Flack reviews Bondi
Classic and Gay Cinematherapy,
page 9
- John Charles reviews Carcass of the
Caterpillar and The Odd Boy
and His Piano, page 10
- Larry Hamilton reviews Lord Given
Lovers, page 11
- Tony Heyes reviews The
Charioteer, The Secret Life
of Oscar
Wilde, and Through it Came
Bright Colors, page 12
- Lori L. Lake reviews Venus of Chalk, page 18
- Duane Simolke reviews
"Circuit" - page 7
- Jerry Flack reviews "Under One Roof," page 13
 Jak
Klinikowski provides us
with The Continuing Adventures of
Ineeda Willingbottom, with "Where do Cowboys Come From?" - page
14; and we get the third and final segment of his interview with
writer/publisher Warren Ockarassa, page 15- Jay Mandal, novelist and short-story writer gives us
the short story "A
Change of View," page 16
- Jeffrey Williams is back with his article "Feeding
Love with Hate," page 17
- Alexander Renault, editor of Walking
Higher reveals the process by which his anthology came
into being with "Stumbling Forward, " page 4
(bottom half of page)
 Twilight of the Gods: Cinátis
BOOK ONE COMPLETE
by Ronald L. Donaghe
Two Brothers Press
(Sept. 2004)
Paper, 584 pages, $21.95
ISBN 1-59457-619-X
After 3 years of having only Vol. 1 of Cinátis published, the
complete book of Cinátis is now available in one book—as it
should have been from the beginning.
Description:
A mysterious plague is sweeping up from the south in the country
of Omoham, driving the Omoham'Eye northward. In the path of the fleeing
citizens, whole villages are decimated... A whole country is at risk.
Amid this chaos comes the conquering Ch'turc with a vast army, seizing
the Omoham'Eye for slaves, setting new laws in place. The fate of
the country hangs in the balance, until the emergence of a savior known
simply as Jeru Stone Felder and his mate Eríl. But will Jeru
save the world or destroy it?
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Carcass of
the Caterpillar
by
E. Layne Kelly
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Ricochet in Time
by
Lori L.
Lake
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The Violet
Hour
by
David Berman
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The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde
by
Neil McKenna
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