Scattered
The Forced Relocation of Poland’s Ukrainians after World War II
Diana Howansky Reilly
“Reilly's engaging book, a valuable historical source, is a homage to the Lemkos, whose world has disappeared forever.” —Piotr J. Wróbel, Konstanty Reynert Chair of Polish History, University of Toronto
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Goodbye, Brazil
Émigrés from the Land of Soccer and Samba
Maxine L. Margolis
“Articulate and thorough in considering the reasons so many Brazilians have left their country, the diverse challenges and obstacles that different kinds of Brazilians face when they move abroad, and the cultural and social adaptations that occur as they seek a better life in their host countries or return to Brazil.” —James N. Green, author of We Cannot Remain Silent: Opposition to the Brazilian Military Dictatorship in the United States
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A Heaven of Words
Last Journals, 1956–1984
Glenway Wescott
“A frank and insightful collection of later journals from a brilliant gay writer and Lost Generation survivor. Full of literary and sexual anecdotes, wise ruminations on the writer’s craft, and poignant reflections on growing older as a writer and a lover of men, A Heaven of Words shows Wescott’s Haymeadows home to be a microcosmic, literary Downton Abbey.” —Kevin Bentley, author of Wild Animals I Have Known: Polk Street Diaries and After
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The Beauty of Men Never Dies
An Autobiographical Novel
David Leddick
“"We don't have many voices with 70-plus years of experience to tell us what life and romance is like for a gay man at that age, but David Leddick has always defied expectations—never retiring, always reinventing himself. We are richer for having his voice to tell us what he sees from the vantage—advantage, actually—of his vibrant age, tall, proud, and ever wondering." —Tom Bianchi, author of Men I've Loved
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