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213.29 LIV LIVING the spirit: a gay American Indian anthology, compiled by gay American Indians. Will Roscoe, co-ordinating editor. New York: St Martin's Press, 1988. xiv, 235p. illus. (Stonewall Inn Editions.) ISBN 031203475X Bibliography: pp. 229-235 1. American Indians, Gay. 2. Berdache. 3. Literature, American - American Indian writers. I. Gay American Indians. II. Roscoe, Will. (ed.) III. Series. Acc. No. 3427
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213.48 DEF DEFIANT desire. [Edited by] Mark Gevisser and Edwin Cameron. New York: Routledge, 1995. xiii, 376p. illus. ISBN 04155910609 Collection of essays by various authors. 1. Gay men - South Africa. 2. Lesbians - South Africa. 3. Identity - South Africa. 4. Gay movement - South Africa. I. Gevisser, Mark. II. Cameron, Edwin. Acc. No. 4589
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L213.75 GLA GLAMUZINA, Julie 1954 Out front: lesbian political activity in Aotearoa, 1962 to 1985. / Julie Glamuzina, edited & designed by Jenny Rankine. Hamilton: Lesbian Press, 1993. 76p. illus. ISBN 0473020114 1. Lesbians - New Zealand. 2. Lesbian feminism - New Zealand. I. Title. I. Rankine, Jenny 1958. Acc. No. 4405
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230 PIN PINK therapy: a guide for counsellors and therapists working with lesbian, gay and bisexual clients. Edited by Dominic Davies and Charles Neal. Buckingham: Open University Press, 1996. x, 246p. illus. ISBN 0335196578 1. Mental health. 2. Counselling. 3. Gay counselling. I. Davies, Dominic 1959- II. Neal, 1948Acc. No. 4555
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230.21 FOU FOUNDATIONS of social work practice with lesbian and gay persons. Gerald P. Mallon, editor. New York: Harrington Park Press, 1998. xvii, 298p. ISBN 1560231017 Collection of essays. Includes index. 1. Social work with gays - United States. 2. Gay men - Services for - United States. 3. Lesbians - Services for - United States. I. Mallon, Gerald P. Acc. No. 5016