A rare copy of American photographer Greg Cloud's 1989 photobook L.A. Dreams, known for it's late-1980s erotic Southern CA-infused color photos of nude L.A. guys, plus other scenes from the queer community. Cloud also has a credit as a still photographer on the 2001 independent film, The Fluffer. Must be 18 or over to purchase.

Condition: Near Fine, light scuffing to covers; now in a custom-made protective mylar jacket.
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John Preston's guidebook to “hustling,” a term used to describe male homosexual sex work. American author John Preston, known for his gay erotica and his role as an editor of gay nonfiction anthologies, offers an insider’s perspective on the profession by gathering advice and opinions from working men across the country. The collected material covers topics ranging from the business aspects of the profession, such as clientele and payment practices, to specialties and potential drawbacks. Together, these accounts provide a detailed snapshot of gay hustling culture in the mid-1990s.....
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Volume 8, Number 1 of the rare, trailblazing lesbian, feminist, and S/M journal Bad Attitude. The magazine became widely known for its involvement in a Canadian anti-obscenity lawsuit, known as the R. v. Butler decision, in 1992. Toronto police convicted and fined the owner of the Glad Day Bookshop, Canada’s oldest gay and lesbian bookstore, for selling an issue of Bad Attitude. This issue draws attention to Bad Attitude’s role in the case, featuring the text “Banned in Canada” stamped across the cover. The opening pages are dedicated to.....
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A rare copy of the oversize collaborative photobook project between the photographer Nobuyoshi Araki and the fashion designer Yoshiki Hishinuma. Araki took photos of Hishinuma's spring/summer 2001 collection worn by ordinary girls from Tokyo, instead of fashion models. Includes some nudity (as expected with Araki). Text in Japanese and English. Out of print.

Condition: Fair, with a large dent at top of spine, visible on all pages (see detail photo); priced accordingly; edgewear to dust jacket.
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The fifth issue of Candy Magazine, the first Transversal style magazine "completely dedicated to celebrating tranvestism, transexuality, cross dressing and androgyny, in all its manifestations". With a theme of "The Candydate" and articles on Nazi crossdressers, the art of Mel Odom, Lahoma Van Zandt, Paola Revenioti, Diana Vreeland, Berlin, a collaboration with Gucci, and much more. With Connie Fleming as Michelle Obama on the cover, photographed by Danielle Levitt. With a heavystock photo card of Fleming as Obama laid in, noting that this is copy number 556 of the special.....
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