A Queen’s Fury, Aaron Thomas
A trashy novel of same sex jealousy perhaps.
What is the man going to do with that model airplane?

A Queen’s Fury, Aaron Thomas
A trashy novel of same sex jealousy perhaps.
What is the man going to do with that model airplane?

Transgender Science Fiction & Fantasy appears to be in the same mode as the mysterious Queerbait From Mars. I don’t know who to credit with the clever modification of an old science fiction magazine.
Stories include:

This cover painting on an issue of Body Beautiful obviously inspired this Fizeek Art Quarterly cover.

The Gay Jungle, Donald Evans. Gene Bilbrew cover art.
Story of a male prostitute who worked Times Square before the area was prettified for the toutists.

The Gay Ones, John Dexter
That gay men could only apear to be happy without actually enjoying life was a common myth.
Fear of the blackmailer (the man with the camera) Probably more fear than fact but fear of exposure and the destruction of a man’s life were real concernss.

The Boys in Olive Drag, Alan Fair
Vintage gay erotica about a gay man attracted to American soldiers.

Gay Revolution, Marcus Miller
More like assimilation. By the end of the century, probably much sooner homophobic fundamentalists and their political lackeys will be totally ineffective.
Gay men and women will be completely normative.

The Gay Lords, Robert Saunders. Gene Bilbrew cover art.
Vintage trashy novel about gay men in Greenwich Village. Text seeks to make the book sound exciting while summing the guys’ behaviior as perveersion.

Tops, Bottoms and Sidepockets
The Confessions of a Homosexual by Robin Versage and Leland Garner
What sort of position (or role) is sidepocket. It sounds anatomically implausible, even dangerous.

Nothing says gay like a red leather jacket? Only a heterosexual man would use queen for a book like this.
Cover art by Gene Bilbrew.

Male Madame, Gene Bilbrew cover art.
Gay men are so frightening: they enjoy leather boots, spanking and even smoking pot.

Hollywood Gay Capitol of the World, L. Jay Barrow
When I first saw this book cover I thought the publisher’s intent was to exploit heterosexual phobias and stereotypes. At a second glance even if the intent was exploitative the goal was probably to offer gay men of the time comfort in being told that many celebrities were gay and perhaps there was at least one place in America where gay men could find some acceptance.

Gay porn star Peter Berlin, actor Richard Gere, homoerotic cult icon Joe Dallesandro - who is the best hung?
Some how I don’t think these paperdolls will aid you in the solution of this puzzle.

Just what is that macho man going to stick in his stocking?

A photograph of a male slave colorfully bound for placement under your Christmas tree.











Homosexuals From Outer-Space?
Here’s a weird bit of queer culture: appears to be the cover to a gay space opera cum romance novel. But I can’t find anything about Queerbait from Mars. Is it just a clever fake of a science fiction queer pulp?
He didn’t need a ray-gun to catch a man …

A boyfriend with green skin might be nice. I wonder how many gay men had fantasies about Mr. Spock (or for those too young to have been fond of Leonard Nimoy, the youth, Zachary Quinto, who plays young Spock).
Oh … right … that Star Trek slash fiction … but isn’t that produced by and for heterosexual girls?

Given that sodomitical pleasures were considered unmentionable one can’t help but wonder how Oscar Wilde’s trial was treated in this 1931 issue of Courtroom Stories. Walter Baumhofer cover.
Fervent advocacy of same-sex fellatio in the spirit of New York Review of Unnatural Acts and the American Journal of Cocksucking.

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