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Nicola Lancaster is spending her summer at the Siegel Institute, a hothouse of smart, intense teenagers. She soon falls in with Katrina (Manic Computer Chick), Isaac (Nice-Guy-Despite-Himself), Kevin (Inarticulate Composer) . . . and Battle, a beautiful blond dancer. The two become friends--and t...

When Arthur McDougal is kicked out of Manhattan's most exclusive school his parents ship him to the only place that will take him in - the Christian Science-inspired Spooner School. There, in the woods of Connecticut, Arthur meets Katrina Felt, the charming troubled daughter of a Hollywood movie ...

The fascinating Kent tradition of the hooden horse has passed into the folklore of the English county. This book includes previously unpublished photographs of hoodening, as well as providing a background history on this curious pursuit.

The 2nd edition of the essential step-by-step guide to adoption for lesbians and gay men, covering both the adoption process and the adoption experiences of several lesbians and gay men. Hill's book contains information that is relevant to both single adopters and same-sex couples and is the firs...

Public outrage at the brutal killing of a young man in the heart of 'pink Dublin' provokes a high profile murder investigation. Mohamed Barouche, a doctor working in a Dublin hospital, emerges as the prime suspect but have the police framed Dr Barouche?

Joanne Herman, a transgender woman who read everything in sight to understand her own gender incongruity, has been helping others with her non-complicated explanations of transgender for almost a decade. Now she has written down her explanations for all to read in Transgender Explained For Those ...

Satyal's coming-of-age debut charts an Indian-American boy's transformation from mere mortal to Krishnaji, the blue-skinned Hindu deity. 12-year-old Kiran Sharma is an outcast: he likes ballet and playing with his mother's makeup. He also reveres his Indian heritage and convinces himself that he'...

In this collection which features 'Chaos', a novella, and short stories, Edmund White explores different aspects of ageing, romance and sex with an unsparing look at gay midlife.

Aged 18, the young Paul O'Grady has already been a cat burglar and a boxer, a mischievous altar boy and a civil servant, he's fathered a baby and lost his own father, he's discovered Liverpool's burgeoning gay club scene as well as the Docks. What could there possibly be left to do?

Zimbabwe 1980s, independence has been won and Robert Mugabe has come to power offering hope, land and freedom to black Africans. For Robert Jacklin it's all new: new continent, new country, new school, but very quickly he learns that for some of his classmates the sound of guns is still loud, and...