Gay and lesbian writers
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Gary L. Steele papers
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Coll2014-032
Abstract
Minutes, correspondence, notes, manuscripts, gay and lesbian studies coursework, organizations' publicity material, photographs, financial records, and other material, 1946-1987, from writer and gay historian Gary L. Steele. The bulk of the materials is coursework for a college course "Homosexuality and Culture," which he developed and taught at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1980; materials from his work with a Los Angeles chapter of the Gay Academic Union; and...
Dates:
1946 - 1987
Larry Townsend papers
Collection
Identifier: Coll2022-002
Abstract
Larry Townsend (1930-2008) was an American author, gay rights activist, and prominent member of the gay leather and BDSM communities. He is best known for his writings, both fiction and non-fiction, including The Leatherman's Handbook, Run, Little Leather Boy, Master of Masters, Tsar!, and many short stories and essays. The collection contains records,...
Dates:
1906-2009
Ivor C. Treby papers
Collection
Identifier: Coll2016-006
Abstract
The collection consists of magazines, journals, poetry books, audiocassettes, and newsprint featuring Ivor C. Treby's poetry and writings, as well as a copy and offprints of his book Michael Field Catalogue. Born on January 19, 1933 in Devenport, Plymouth, Ivor C. Treby was a poet, writer, educator, literary gay activist, researcher, founder of Blackland Press, and authority on Michael Field.
Dates:
1980-2012
Update (San Diego, Calif.) Collection
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: Coll2011-094
Abstract
Correspondence, flyers, clippings, and article typescripts from the San Diego-based gay and lesbian weekly newspaper Update, 1979-1993. Update was founded as a bi-weekly newspaper "distributed in resorts, bars, restaurants, and on the street" in Southern California, as well as cities in Arizona and Nevada.
Dates:
1979-1993; Majority of material found within 1979 - 1982