Plays and Poetry of Gay Interest


PLAYS                                  POETRY




PLAYS (SCRIPTS)
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AUTHOR TITLE                                Rating EDITION PRICE
Robert ANDERSON Tea and Sympathy G 1957 1st Ed £8.50
W H AUDEN
& Christopher ISHERWOOD		 The Ascent of F6 / On the Frontier N 1966 £4.00
Rupert BROOKE Poems g 1916 £5.00
Noel COWARD Hands Across The Sea N 1938 1st Ed £7.50
Peace in Our Time N 1947 1st Ed £15.00
Post-Mortem N 1931 1st Ed £5.00
This Happy Breed N 1943 1st Ed £12.50
Mart CROWLEY The Boys in the Band G 1969 1st UK £7.50
William M HOFFMAN As Is G 1985 1st Ed £10.00
Christopher MARLOWE
(ed Havelock Ellis)		 Four Plays g 1887 1st Ed £15.00
Julian MITCHELL Another Country G 1982 1st Ed £7.50
Mordaunt SHAIRP The Green Bay Tree G 1933 1st Ed £50.00
Oscar WILDE Salomé g 1912 £80.00


POETRY

AUTHOR TITLE                                Rating EDITION PRICE
Patrick ANDERSON &
Alistair SUTHERLAND		 Eros; an anthology of Friendship G 1961 1st Ed £12.50
Steve ANTHONY (ed) Of Eros and of Dust g 1992 1st Ed £7.50
Perry BRASS Sex-Charge G 1991 1st Ed £10.00
William CORY
(William Johnson)		 Ionica g 1858 1st Ed £275.00
Lord Alfred DOUGLAS Poems g 1896 1st Ed £525.00
Sonnets N 1935 1st Ed £100.00
The City of the Soul N 1899 1st Ed £150.00
Berta FREISTADT & Pat O'BRIAN (eds) Language of Water Language of Fire G / L 1992 1st Ed £7.50
Thom GUNN Jack Straw's Castle g 1997 £5.00
Shane LESLIE (ed) The Greek Anthology g 1929 1st Ed £8.00
Assoto SAINT (ed) The Road Before Us: 100 Gay Black Poets G 1991 1st Ed £7.50


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"I'm beginning to think that you and your straight world are our enemy. I am furious with you, and with myself and with every goddamned doctor who ever told me I'm sick and interfered with my loving a man. I'm trying to understand why nobody wants to hear we're dying, why nobody wants to help, why my own brother doesn't want to help. Two million dollars - for a house! We can't even get twenty-nine cents from the city. You still think I'm sick, and I simply cannot allow that any longer. I will not speak to you again until you accept me as your equal. Your healthy equal. Your brother!"

The Normal Heart Act 1, Scene VI, Larry Kramer, USA, 1985













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