Search Results: Titles starting with G from 32.1 Rare Books + Ephemera

New York: Henry Holt, 1997. First Edition. Hardbound. Fine/Fine. Written with Grafton's full cooperation and including some of her own insights, two authors create a biographical background for the mystery writer's beloved heroine Kinsey Millhone, covering such topics as where she went to school and her views on justice and moral order. Small first printing.

Boston: Gay Community News, 1976. Softcover. Very Good in lightly age-toned newsprint.. 16" x 11" tabloid newspaper folded in half. Newsprint. With black and white photos and ads throughout. Contains columns, features, reports, resources, events, entertainment and ads. Lightly-toned newsprint. The GCN began as a weekly newsletter for the Boston. MAÊ area but expanded fairly quickly into a national tabloid and had sister publications in Hawaii and Australia/New Zealand.

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1979. Softcover. Fine. 8.5" x 11" inches. 52 pp. including covers. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense committee to assist gays and… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1980. Softcover. Near Fine in stapled wraps.. 8.5" x 11" 42 pp. including covers. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense committee to assist… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1979. Softcover. Fine in black and white pictorial wraps. 8.5" x 11" inches. 50 pp. including covers. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1980. Softcover. Very Good in white illustrated wraps.. 8.5" x 11" inches. 42 pp. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense committee to assist… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1980. Softcover. Near Fine in white illustrated wraps.. 8.5" x 11" inches. 42 pp. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense committee to assist… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1980. Softcover. Near Fine in stapled wraps.. 8.5" x 11" 52 pp. including covers. Semi-slick magazine in stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal defense committee to assist… Read More

Milwaukee: GPU/Liberation Publications, 1976. Softcover. Near Fine in black and white pictorial wraps.. 8.5" x 11" inches. 40 pp. including covers. Uncoated paper and stapled black and white pictorial wrappers. GPU news featured photos, ads, features, news, art, updates on local activities, discussions of the Gay Liberation Movement, and literary reviews. The Gay People's Academic Union grew out of a University of a Wisconsin-Milwaukee student organization, the Gay Liberation Organization, which first met in 1970. The GPU was founded in 1971 and opened the first Gay & Lesbian Community Center. GPU actively embraced mainstream and alternative media outlets in order to educate the general public about homosexuality. GPU also took a leadership role in building an infrastructure for the emerging local gay and lesbian community. It established Milwaukee's first gay and lesbian community center, operated a telephone counseling service and a venereal disease examination center, and organized a legal… Read More

GQ: New York, 1981. Softcover. Near Fine in glossy color wraps.. 8 1/2" x 11." Perfect bound. 162 pp. Brimming with articles, ads, photographs, fashion and fiction.

Camden: International Marine Publishing, 1989. Hardcover. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket.. Oblong 8vo., 218 pp. plus index. Profusely illustrated throughout, double-column format on most ages.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2023. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized, 216 pp. With color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Featuring Roe EthridgeÕs Two Kittens with Yarn Ball [2017Ð22] on the cover. Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Sumptuous production. Gate-fold front and rear covers. Jim Shaw contributes a zine of his drawings; novelist Andrew Winer reports on Glenn BrownÕs new paintings; and Sally Mann and Benjamin Moser discuss the power and responsibility tied up in their respective practices of photography and writing.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2023. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized, 181 pp. with color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Cover features Richard AvedonÕs Marilyn Monroe, Actor, New York, May 6, 1957 on its cover. Issue covers the centenary of Richard AvedonÕs birth with reflections from a range of cultural figures and a personal essay by author and poet Jake Skeets. Also includes SalomŽ G—mez-Upegui on American artists and reproductive justice; a conversation about themes of identity and liminality in GagosianÕs Rites of Passage exhibition; and features on painters Harold Ancart and Katharina Grosse. Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Sumptuous production.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2022. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized, 184 pp. with color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Featuring Jordan WolfsonÕs House with Face [2017] on its cover. Includes the last text written by the late Dave Hickey about his 2018 visit to Michael HeizerÕs City and Jeanne-ClaudeÕs public installation The Iron Curtain [1962] is profiled by William Middleton, who demonstrates the impact of this work on the pairÕs future projects. Jordan Wolfson speaks with Sam Lipsyte and Joey Frank in anticipation of the third installment of Picture Books. Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Sumptuous production.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2023. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized. 203 pp. with color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Featuring Derrick AdamsÕs Everything and a Ring [2023] on its cover. Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Issue features a conversation between Dorothy Lichtenstein and Irving Blum which honors the life and work of Roy Lichtenstein on the centenary of his birth. Cecilia Alemani revisits the career of Tetsuya Ishida; Amie Corry writes on Jennifer GuidiÕs exhibition at Ch‰teau La Coste in Provence, France; and Vicky Richardson reports on her visit to M+, Hong Kong.Sumptous production. Gate-fold front and rear covers.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2022. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized, 188 pp. with color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Features Maurizio CattelanÕs Father [2021] on its cover. Issue marks the fifth anniversary in print and includes a probing and humorous interview with Maurizio Cattelan by Francesco Bonami, an account of Alexander CalderÕs BMW Art Car by Robert M. Rubin, and Natasha StaggÕs response to Jim ShawÕs recent conspiratorially minded film program at Metrograph, New York. Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Sumptuous production.

New York: Gagosian, Inc, 2021. Softcover. Fine in color gatefold wraps.. Oversized, 184 pp. with color and black and white illustrations, photos and ads. Black pictorial wraps with green and gilt printing. Features Damien HirstÕs Reclining Woman [2011] on its cover. Natasha Stagg reports on a trip to John CurrinÕs New York studio and his new paintings; William Middleton explores the newly unveiled Bourse de Commerce, Paris; Kon Trubkovich discusses memory, media, and the Cold War in a conversation with Victoria Phillips; and we share a collection of tributes to Eli Broad.Art, fashion, film, fiction, essays. Sumptuous production.

New York: Pyramid, 1964. Edition. Softcover. Very Good. Lemnsmen #3. Later printing.

New York: Picador, 2004. Hardcover. Fine in Fine dust jacket.. 8vo. 329 pp. Michael Ian Kaye [Cover Design]. Nominated for the National Book Critics Circle award. His novel The Echo Maker won the 2006 National Book Award for Fiction and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.

San Francisco: Sierra Club, 2006. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition.