Living Out Series

This award-winning series aims to represent the full range of LGBT autobiography. It encompasses a diversity of autobiographies that cross all ethnic and national boundaries—from new autobiographies by fresh voices to memoirs by established contemporary writers, from posthumous and historically important autobiographies to reprints of classic autobiographies.

Dedicated to embracing the full range of LGBT experience, Living Out recognizes that autobiography is a crucial gay genre—an essential way of reclaiming individual lives and telling a larger, collective story.

Cloth $24.95
ISBN 978-0-299-31050-9

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Treehab
Tales from my Natural Wild Life
Bob Smith

“To say that Bob Smith can make a hilarious one-liner out of everything from imminent ecological catastrophe to his own struggles with ALS is to emphasize only one aspect of the beautiful and devastating Treehab. This is a profound meditation on the fragility of life and the enduring power of tolerance, love, and the many ways of creating families. A smart, funny, inspiring guide.”
—Philip Gambone, author of Travels in a Gay Nation: Portraits of LGBTQ Americans

Cloth $29.95 a
ISBN 978-0-299-31010-3

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Good Night, Beloved Comrade
The Letters of Denton Welch to Eric Oliver
Edited by Daniel J. Murtaugh

“Readers are in for a treat: Good Night, Beloved Comrade is a masterpiece. The account of a thrilling and tormenting gay love affair, it is also a devastating experience of disability and, above all, the awakening of a remarkable and unforgettable literary voice.”
—Richard Canning, author of Gay Fiction Speaks

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Lawfully Wedded Husband
How My Gay Marriage Will Save the American Family
Joel Derfnero
Fall 2013

Autobiography of My Hungers
Rigoberto González
Spring 2013

Through the Door of Life
A Jewish Journey between Genders
Joy Ladin
Spring 2012

The Last Deployment
How a Gay, Hammer-Swinging Twentysomething Survived a Year in Iraq
Bronson Lemer
Spring 2011

Travels in a Gay Nation
Portraits of LGBTQ Americans
Philip Gambone
Spring 2010

The End of Being Known
A Memoir
Michael Klein
Fall 2009

Gay American Autobiography
Writings from Whitman to Sedaris
Edited by David Bergman
Spring 2009

Sex Talks to Girls
A Memoir
Maureen Seaton
Fall 2008

1001 Beds
Performances, Essays, and Travels
Tim Miller, Edited by Glen Johnson
Spring 2006

The Man Who Would Marry Susan Sontag
And Other Intimate Literary Portraits of the Bohemian Era
Edward Field
Fall 2005

Body, Remember
A Memoir
Kenny Fries
Fall 2003

Cleopatra’s Wedding Present
Travels through Syria
Robert Tewdwr Moss, New introduction by Lucretia Stewart
Fall 2003

Wild Man
Tobias Schneebaum, New foreword by David Bergman
Fall 2003

Surviving Madness
A Therapist's Own Story
Betty Berzon
Spring 2002

Body Blows
Six Performances
Tim Miller
Spring 2002

Outbound
Finding a Man, Sailing an Ocean
William Storandt
Fall 2001

You're Not from Around Here, Are You?
A Lesbian in Small-Town America
Louise A. Blum
Spring 2001

Bryher: Two Novels
Development and Two Selves
Bryher, With an introduction by Joanne Winning
Fall 2000

The Other Mother
A Lesbian's Fight for Her Daughter
Nancy Abrams
Fall 1999

An Underground Life
Memoirs of a Gay Jew in Nazi Berlin
Gad Beck, Written with Frank Heibert; Translated by Allison Brown
Fall 1999

In My Father’s Arms
A Son’s Story of Sexual Abuse
Walter A. de Milly III
Fall 1999

Widescreen Dreams
Growing Up Gay at the Movies
Patrick E. Horrigan
Spring 1999

Eminent Maricones
Arenas, Lorca, Puig, and Me
Jaime Manrique
Spring 1999

Taboo
Boyer Rickel
Spring 1999