This
page is devoted to glbt media, bookstores,
and publishers
If you are a writer,
reader, editor
of a newsletter, magazine, or publishing company and would like to
suggest resources for this page, please contact Ronald L. Donaghe with
the
following information: URL of resourse, contact information, logos used
by resource. Your suggestions will be seriously considered and added to
this and subsequent resource pages.
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Bookstores
& online
booksellers • Book Review Magazines - Don't Forget Page 2
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Relatively Wilde
is Denver's
premier glbt bookstore.
"Our store and our web site are dedicated to the GLBT reader. We are
truly interested in any feedback you wish to provide - products you'd
like to see offered, books you've read, and your impressions of our
online and retail stores." We also have a newsletter. Marc and Ron have
been life partners, and members and supporters of the Denver GLBT
community for over 24 years.
Relatively Wilde, 42
South
Broadway, Denver, Colorado 80209 Questions?
Call us at 303-777-0766, 1-866-77WILDE (toll-free) 1-866-779-4533, contact
online
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We
evaluate and edit manuscripts for publication. Writers should always
consider having a disinterested third party perform this final service
before the manuscript is sent to an agent or publisher, or before it is
uploaded to an online (print-on-demand) publisher like iUniverse,
Booksurge, Xlibris, Authorhouse, etc. While these POD companies provide
editorial services as part of their publishing packages, a comparison
of costs to the writer reveals that their pricing
is two and three times what Two Brothers Press charges.
Contact the editor for more information.
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Booksense.
When
you see the booksense logo, it means the bookstore has access to a
virtually complete line of books, with access
to
greatly more books than those you see on the shelves. |
Food for Thought
Books
Contact
Member: Booksense
106
N.Pleasant St.
Amherst, MA 01002
Tel: 413-253-5432
Fax: 413-256-8329 |
The
best in Gay & Lesbian Literature
since 1979
West Hollywood and San
Francisco
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Echo
Magazine is a
biweekly, general interest LGBT
news magazine whose mission is to provide Arizonans with information,
resources and perspectives that will help build a stronger community.
It is published biweekly, both in print and on the web. |
Located
in Tucson's unique Fourth Avenue shopping
district, Antigone Books is a zany bookstore with a feminist
slant. Large selection of books, bumper stickers, gifts,
store
events. Contact.
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The
Oldest Independent
Feminist
Bookstore
in North America
Since 1970
Contact |
Newsletters,
magazines
Publishers
(in no
particular order)
Upstart
Press. The publishers of The Harris Guide
and other books of interest to glbt readers and
writers. Do
you have a new
Book that you want to Advertise, or get Reviewed, or tell the GLBT
world about? If so, look into The
Harris Guide 2003 (ISBN: 0970127448)—a directory of the
world's
GLBT press (including Gay Radio programs); now available at good GLBT
bookstores as well as at chains like Borders and Barnes &
Noble. It can be ordered online at Amazon.com or
BarnesandNoble.com.
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Women's Work Press
devoted
to publishing works by, for, and about
lesbians. |
Bywater
Books
prints novels that you can hand to your mother and say,
“Yeah,
Mom, it’s about lesbians but it’s a really good
book.” Founded in
2003 by writers J. M. Redmann, Marianne K. Martin and
publisher
Kelly Smith, Bywater publishes well-written
commercial
fiction for lesbians and all readers who want to sit back
with a
good story that is well told.
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Online glbt sites with
relevant book and writing links
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An
Incomplete, Ever-expanding, Totally
Subjective Listing by Lori L. Lake
Listed by
author name, (sleuth series/name), BOOK TITLE(s)
Please
Note: If
you find other titles that are so excellent you know I should read
them,
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