Search Results: Authors starting with E from Bloomsbury Books

New York, NY: Saturday Review Associates, Inc.. A left-stapled magazine with glossy covers and newsprint pages, measuring 8" by 11" and containing 44 pages including front and rear covers. Containing predominately contemporary book reviews, contents include: article Our Three-Story Heritage by Edgar Ansel Mowrer; article The Consolations of Illiteracy by Phyllis McGinley; "The Strange Case of Alger Hiss" by the Earl Jowitt reviewed by Morris L. Ernst. Former library copy with narrow stamp and blackout to upper edge of front cover, and "Date Due" slip pasted to inside page; mailing label to lower right corner of front cover; "Anthem P 38" written in pen to front cover (Ayn Rand's novel "Anthem" is listed as "Just Published" on page 38 with short one-paragraph synopsis); in light to moderately worn covers with inside pages age-toned as per paper stock used. . Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1953.

London, England: Libertarian Alliance. A single sheet measuring 8-1/4" by 11-11/16" printed on both sides. No date, although circa 1983. This article first appeared in the March-April issue of "The Libertarian Forum." The author writes, "For every immigrant, America offered a new beginning, a second chance without the oppressive air of privilege and power. A Swedish immigrant wrote home in the 1880's that his 'cap is not worn out from lifting it in the presence of gentlemen - There is no class distinction between high and low, rich and poor, no make-believe, no 'title-sickness' or artificial ceremonies - Everybody lives in peace and prosperity.'" . Fine. Wraps. 1st Edition. 1983.

Harrisonburg, VA: Park View Press, 1966. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A book of Christian poetry written by author Walter L. Eberly, born in 1912 and then residing in Orrville, Ohio. A spiral-bound book containing 84 internal pages. Covers are lightly age-browned..

Washington, D.C.: Coalition For A New Foreign and Military Policy, 1979. Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Elephant Folio - over 15 - 23" tall. Offered is Volume 1 #2 of "Coalition Close-Up: Newsletter of the Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy" (Fall 1979) co-chaired by Ed Snyder and Gretchen Eick and published out of Washington, D.C. A left-folded tabloid newsprint paper, when unfolded measures 11-1/2" by 16" and contains eight pages including front and rear cover. From the rear page, reading in short part: "The Coalition unites 43 national religious, labor, peace, research and social action organizations working for a peaceful, non-interventionist and demilitarized U.S. foreign policy." Contents include: SALT II and Soviet Troops; Do You Know Where Your Troops Are? by Cindy Arnson; Update (Military Spending; Economic Conversion; Indochina); centerfold Organizer's Calendar (upcoming events); Citizen Action Report; New Resources; Around the… Read More

Washington, D.C.: Coalition For A New Foreign and Military Policy, 1980. Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Offered is the Spring 1980 issue of "Coalition Close-Up: Newsletter of the Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy" co-chaired by Ed Snyder and Gretchen Eick and published out of Washington, D.C. A left-folded newsletter measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 12 pages, including front and rear covers and attached [Opposition to] Draft Registration ("Draft Registration Means - The Government of the United States is Preparing to go to War, And You May Be Receiving A Personal Invitation") urging the reader to register opposition, organize local meetings, research the role of the military, stage a debate, and contact "the following organizations." Contents also include: Crisis in Afghanistan by Stephen Daggett; [Persian Gulf] Crisis Impacts Our Work by Bette Bono; Action Lineup (upcoming events); Update… Read More

Las Vegas, NV: Vegas Cannabis Magazine LLC, 2019. Book. Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Offered is Issue No. 62 of Vegas Cannabis Magazine published out of Las Vegas, Nevada. A high-quality, glossy magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 10-7/8" and containing 84 pages including front and rear covers. Of especial note is the front cover photograph of David Crosby and inside interview ("The Legendary 'Mighty Croz' Opens Up About Creativity, Cannabis and the Future of Weed"). Narrow crease along outer spine where issue has been opened, else Fine..

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the June 27-July 4, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 7) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 40 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover story and inside feature on the upcoming Los Angeles Gay Pride Festival (the theme was "Unity & More in '84"); News (including GLCSC Names John Brown New Executive Director; Long Beach Gay Pride Parade and Festival a Successful First; Enough Is Enough [Committee] Group Hounds ACLU, Gays; [Alfred] Rodriguez Begins Campaign for City Council; Hug a Hunk At Festival); special feature PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! The Gay & Lesbian Police Advisory Task Force Can Help; column Gleanings from the Non-Gay Press by Jim Kepner; Personal View entitled Coming Back and Looking Back by J.A. Capagrossi. . Fine. Magazine.… Read More

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the June 20-27, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 6) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover photo of Rita Moreno and inside feature Rita Moreno to Star at Hollywood Bowl; News (including Long Beach Gay Pride Under Siege; Gays Win [Democratic National] Convention Seats; AIDS, HTLV III and 'The Test'); human rights activist Flo Kennedy interviewed; Gay Guardian comic strip. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the January 9-16, 1985 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 35) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 24 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: cover feature and inside story State of the Gay Movement, Part I - Getting To Today by Scott Giantvalley; opinion piece Gay Pride: A Journey From the Closet by Mark Manning; News (including Dan White's Parole Over: 'Uneventful' Year Ends in Questions; Gay Civil Rights Bill Back in Congress as H.R. 230; [Richard] Adams Denied Entry to Australia); continuing Growing Older in Gay America by Justin Smith; Poet of Pathology Sam Peckinpah Dead at 59; Kay Weaver at the Wilshire-Ebell; AGLA Endorses 'Consenting Adult'; full-page ad for Sylvester for upcoming Rocovery Party at the Probe. In lightly… Read More

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the October 3-10, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 21) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 36 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover feature and article entitled The Inside Story on 'La Cage aux folles'; full page ad for the 6th Annual Pioneer Days; editorial West Hollywood Incorporation: You Can't Tell the Players Without a Program by Bob Craig; News (including Governor [George Deukmejian] Signs AB 848; Homophobia Enters West Hollywood Cityhood Campaign; Violence on West Hollywood Streets; Cityhood Foes Use Survey to Stir Up Anti-Gay Bias; Harvey Milk Club Endorses Candidates); political profiles of George Pizaai and Ron Stone (both running for West Hollywood City Council); centerfold ad ("Vote 'yes' for a better quality of… Read More

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the July 25-August 1, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 11) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: cover feature and inside story We Are Everywhere! International Gays and Lesbians (with a list of countries where male homosexuality is illegal); News (including Unitarians Affirm Gay and Lesbian Unions; Gays Make Significant Gains at Democratic Convention; [Los Angeles Mayor Tom] Bradley Makes Surprise Appearance at GLCSC Benefit; [Ed] Edelman Announces AIDS Status in County; Black and White Men Together Beat IRS; SF Police Seek Stabbing Suspect). . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the August 8-15, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 13) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover feature and inside story Youth Speaks Out ("Aaron Fricke Speaks Out For Youth: Being Young Isn't All That Grand"); News (including Lesbian Foster Mom Gets One Son Back - on Rosalee Sorenson; Episcopal Foundation AIDS Grant; It's Official! DPSS Policies Exclude Gays as Foster Parents); special feature PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! What To Know If You Are Arrested; opinion piece The Games People Play by Morris Kight; column Thirty Years Ago This Month by Jim Kepner; short story Virgil by Ben Saxon; article James Mason: A Giant Leaves Us. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the January 2-9, 1985 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 34) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover photo of, and internal feature on, Ron Stone and Valerie Terrigno - Frontier's Man and Woman of the Year; opinion piece The AIDS Health Crisis: What Is Needed; article Gay Spirituality by Joseph Hanania; News (including Bob Craig, Virginia Apuzzo Named CSW's Man and Woman of Year; Cuffs Cuffed Again; Shanti Seeks AIDS Counselors); two-page photospread entitled 1984 In Review: Photo Highlights of the Year; special feature A Special Salute to Myra Riddell and Bill Misenheimer by Jan Holden; continuing thoughts by Justin Smith on Growing Older in Gay America; article The Best Books of 1984 by K. M. McHugh; Top Films… Read More

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the August 1-8, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 12) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover feature and inside story Gay Theatre: Learning to Walk; News (including [Los Angeles] City Council Funds AIDS; [Ramona] Ripston Named Honorary Lesbian; AIDS Project Los Angeles Gets County Grant); column Gleanings From the Non-Gay Press by Jim Kepner. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the December 5-12, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 30) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover feature and inside story Film Focus: 2010 - And Beyond; lead news story West Hollywood: It's Official! New City Elects Country's First Open Lesbian Mayor, Anti-Discrimination, Rent Measures Approved; News (including S.F. Judge Orders Baths Reopened - With 'Sex Patrols'; LAPD Charges Educator With Prostitution; Harvey Milk Club to Present 'AIDS and the Bathhouses'; Physicians Presented 'Aging in the Gay Community'); article Coppola's 'Cotton Club' (with photo of Richard Gere). Front cover shows two short corner creases, small chip along outer fold. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st… Read More

West Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the April 3-10, 1985 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 47) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. now out of West Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 40 pages including front and rear covers, plus twelve-page Classifieds section. Contents include: cover photo of Robert Epstein and Richard Schmiechen with accompanying inside article Gay Film Comes of Age; full-page ad for Michael Greer, then appearing at Keith's; lead news item 'The Times of Harvey Milk' Wins Oscar: The First Positive Gay-Oriented Film To Be So Honored; News (including Domestic Partnership a Reality; More Alleged Police Abuse; Second Gay Bashing in Silver Lake; Supreme Court Upholds Ruling in Oklahoma vs. NGTF Case; Supervisors Delay Porno Vote; Bathhouse Owners Join Forces); viewpoint Anti-Pornography Law Is Needed by Myra Riddell; profile of Michael Kearns entitled From 'Happy Hustler' To… Read More

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the November 14-21, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 27) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: cover feature and inside story The U.S. Mission: A Study In Love, Hope, Charity and Dignity; An Open Letter to Republican Voters by Darel Hale; News (including Leathermasters Lash AIDS; Gay Lover Awarded Death Benefits; AIDS Task Force Concerns, Purposes Outlined; David Roberti Addresses MECLA; AIDS Research Significant to Baths); excerpt from Take Off the Masks by Malcolm Boyd. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

North Hollywood, CA: Frontiers Publishing Corp.. Offered is the July 18-25, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 3 No. 10) published by Bob Craig and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-stapled newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, with eight-page Classifieds laid in, as issued. Contents include: cover photo and inside feature on Getting It Together - Keeping It Together: Surviving the Olympics; News (including Kids Taken From Lesbian Foster Mom - on Rosalie Sorensen; LAPD Pulls 'Drug' Raid at Home of Gay Alien - on Richard Adams and Tony Sullivan; National Conference on Men and Masculinity Meets); filmmaker Paul Verhoeven interviewed. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1984.

New York: U.S. Camera Publishing Corporation. A quality, glossy-paged magazine well-illustrated with photographs. Highlights include "Iberia & the Magreb" by Howard Apter; "A Small Journey From New York" by Ruth McKenney; "New Key for the White House" by Mary Wright ("How the Key Biscayne natives feel about the Nixons as neighbors"); "One Street - One Roll" by photographer Howard Harrison (London's Portobello Road); "The Astronauts as Photographers" by Michael Edelson. . VG+. Magazine. First Edition. 1969.

New York: U.S. Camera Publishing Corporation. A quality, glossy-paged magazine well-illustrated with photographs. Highlights include "The Charms of Charleston" by John Gettys Smith; "Gallantry Under Fire" (rare Civil War photographs capturing Charleston under siege); "Coaching: The New IN Sport" by Peter Benchley; "Golfing: The Best in the South" by Sam Snead; "Yugoslavia" by H. P. Koenig. In lightly rubbed covers. . VG+. Magazine. First Edition. 1970.