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  Colbert to Sendak: How Can a Gay Man Write Kids’ Books? January 26, 2012 By Trudy Ring Watch Stephen Colbert show amazement that Maurice Sendak, who is gay, can write books for children, and discuss removing penises from the pictures in Sendak’s In the Night Kitchen. More >

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  Work Offers New Perspective on Stein-Toklas Relationship January 18, 2012 By Trudy Ring A new edition of Gertrude Stein’s Stanzas in Meditation “reveals the fraught and jealous relationship” between her and lover-editor Alice B. Toklas. More >

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  Advocate Bookshelf: The Best One-Handed Reads January 17, 2012 By Diane Anderson-Minshall The Advocate reviews the best new erotica and romance for lesbian, gay, bi, and trans audiences. More >

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  The True Stories of a Former Gay Drunk in New York January 13, 2012 By Neal Broverman In Blackouts and Breakdowns, writer Mark Brennan Rosenberg chronicles a story familiar to many big-city gays: getting falling down drunk and doing very, very stupid things. More >

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  The Advocate Bookshelf: Healing Reading December 22, 2011 By Winston Gieseke Seven new titles to guide your personal transformation in 2012. More >

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  Behind the Story: What if Casanova Was Gay?
    December 21, 2011 By Diane Anderson-Minshall Author Marten Weber explains how he imagines in his new book a Casanova, the famous womanizer of romance literature, with a gay brother.
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  Better Watch Out: Best, Worst, Most Deranged Holiday Films December 19, 2011 By Jeremy Kinser What do killer Santas, a miserly Tori Spelling, and Tom Cruise at an orgy have in common? They all feature prominently in film critic Alonso Duralde's favorite Christmas movies. More >

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  LGBT Books Make History December 12, 2011 By Diane Anderson-Minshallf Winners of the 2011 Rainbow Book Awards were announced last week. More >

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  First Look: Postcards From Divine  December 07, 2011 By Michelle Garcia Take a sneak peek into the whirlwind adventures of larger-than-life performer Divine as interpreted through postcards, letters, and photos from the collections of her closest confidants.
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  Can We Put an End to the Gender Binary? December 03, 2011 By Genny Beemyn and Sue Rankin The diversity of gender identities and expressions necessitates entirely new ways of thinking and talking about gender. More >

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  Advocate Bookshelf: Best Non-Fiction Transgender Books November 20, 2011 By Diane Anderson-Minshall In honor of Sunday's Transgender Day of Remembrance, we look at the best books on the T experience, like Gender Outlaw by Kate Bornstein (pictured). More >

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  Advocate Bookshelf: Best Non-Fiction Transgender Books November 19, 2011 By Diane Anderson Minshall Several great transgender non-fiction books everyone should read. More >