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08/31/2005
Mabel Maney, 1995 In this 1995 telephone interview with Owen Keehnen, comic novelist Mabel Maney discusses her young adult female detective and nurse novels, The Case of the Not-So-Nice Nurse (1991) and The Case of the Good-For-Nothing Girlfriend (1994), parodies of the Nancy Drew and Cherry Ames novels that reestablish an institution/mythology in gay terms in the late 1950s. view feature
Joseph Carrier, 1996 In this 1996 interview with Owen Keehnen, applied anthropologist Joseph Carrier discusses his findings, reported in De Los Otros (1996), regarding the unique nature of gay life and culture in Mexico and the problems and hurdles homosexual men face there in coming out and in HIV prevention. view feature
08/14/2005
Charles Silverstein, 1992 In this 1992 interview with Owen Keehnen, clinical psychologist and psychotherapist Dr. Charles Silverstein discusses The New Joy of Gay Sex, which he co-authored with Felice Picano, pointing out the differences between the new book and its predecessor, including new essays on venereal diseases, gay relationships, and social and legal matters involving gays. view feature
Nisa Donnelly, 1995 In this 1995 interview with Owen Keehnen, novelist Nisa Donnelly discusses her novel The Love Songs of Phoenix Bay (1994), as well as attempts to erode the barriers between lesbian and gay writing, the necessity of created families, and her lifelong passion for writing. view feature
07/31/2005
Terry Wolverton, 1996 In this 1996 interview with Owen Keehnen, lesbian poet, novelist, anthologist, and artist Terry Wolverton discusses her novel Bailey's Beads (1996), her writing process, the writing workshops that she conducts, and her upcoming projects. view feature
Sasha Alyson, 1992 In this 1992 interview with Owen Keehnen, publisher Sasha Alyson discusses his plans to retire from the pioneering gay and lesbian press that bears his name, his career in gay publishing, his future plans, and the controversy caused by the children's books in the Alyson Wonderland series. view feature
07/15/2005
Stathis Orphanos: Selected Literary Portraits Photographer Stathis Orphanos has created unique portraits of many of the leading cultural, entertainment, and literary figures of the second half of the twentieth century. Orphanos's photographs have been widely exhibited, and many are now housed at UCLA's Stathis Orphanos Photographic Archive. This exhibition features 21 portraits of writers who have contributed to the glbtq literary heritage. view feature
This exhibition features 21 portraits of writers who have contributed to the glbtq literary heritage.
07/14/2005
Alison Bechdel, 1994 In this 1994 interview with Owen Keehnen, cartoonist Alison Bechdel discusses the popularity of her Dykes to Watch Out For comic strip, its origins, its explicitness, and what it means to her. view feature
Frank DeCaro, 1996 In this 1996 interview with Owen Keehnen, comic writer Frank DeCaro discusses his memoir, A Boy Named Phyllis (1996), growing up very gay in an Italian-American family in New Jersey, laughter as a means of survival in a hostile environment, and the role of television in shaping his life. view feature
06/29/2005
Camille Paglia, 1995 In this 1995 interview with Owen Keehnen, Camille Paglia--critic, art historian, pop philosopher, and author--discusses her book, Vamps and Tramps: New Essays (1994) and airs her views on a number of subjects, including feminist thought, gay activism, pornography, and repressive religion. view feature
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