Haiduk Press Catalogue

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	*The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered* Appreciations by 28 contemporary writers of significant books -- long out of print -- on the gay experience during the 20th century. Includes an essay on reprints of gay literature by Philip Clark. With a dramatic cover illustration by Mel Odom, The Lost Library is a unique offering for the GLBT audience and anyone who appreciates eloquent accounts of the human experience. The Lost Library leads the way through the stacks to numerous titles now regretfully out of print; it makes its home in the world of fiction, acting as a treasure map to yesterday’s hidden gems. — ForeWord Magazine		Forthcoming Publications: March 2010 The Lost Library: Gay Fiction Rediscovered Edited by Tom Cardamone ISBN 9780971468634, 232 pages, 6x9” trade paper, $19.00 Fall 2010 Other People's Pleasures: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perversions Gert Hekma, PhD An incisive and amusing encyclopedia of paraphilias, with original and archival illustrations.

A dazzling and pioneering collection of essays by contemporary gay writers who remember—and memorialize—those literary works that shaped their own personal journeys toward self-recognition. Collectively, the essays testify to the enduring power of art to illuminate the paths that lead us home. . . . A major milestone in the on-going project of constructing a distinctly gay literary history.
— Emmanuel Nelson , Professor of English at SUNY-Cortland; editor of The Encyclopedia of Contemporary LGBTQ Literature of the United States:

Thou Shalt Not Love - What Evangelicals Really Say to Gays

Haiduk Press is pleased to announce the Fall publication of "Thou Shall Not Love" -- What Evangelicals Really Say to Gays, a critique of evangelical views that ranges widely through disparate cultures, genetics, evolution, psychology, and Bible studies, and unfinchingly takes on the current debate about gay marriage. The book will be helpful to established and emerging GLBT Christians who may confront the dilemma presented by biblical literalist views.

The author, Patrick M. Chapman, Ph.D., is an anthropologist and gay Christian. As a former member of an evangelical church, he underwent reparative therapy: its failure led him to investigate both scientific and biblical evidence about homosexuality. The text is distilled from his personal experience and extensive research.

"A tour de force of evidence, reason, and cogent argument."
— Daniel Helminiak, author of What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality

Best-sellers

Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths

by Andrew Calimach

Nine previously suppressed Greek myths about Hercules, Narcissus, Zeus and others reveal a new side to characters we thought familiar, and reflect a nuanced morality integrating spirituality and male love. Lucian's Different Loves, a dialogue on gay and straight love illustrating the roots of this ongoing debate, frames the tales. Illustrated with over sixty b/w photographs of related ancient art, notes, bibliography, map, index and glossary.

ISBN 0-9714686-0-5 US$ 25

Lovers' Legends Unbound
by Calimach, Lev, Carter & Gorn

Storyteller Timothy Carter and flutist Steve Gorn bring to life the Greek myths of male love as they were meant to be heard. Gift set consists of a CD elegantly packaged in a clothbound book containing the texts of the stories and twelve color illustrations. Adapted by the director, Agnes Lev, from the award-winning Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths.

ISBN 0-9714686-1-3 US$ 25