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21st Annual Lambda Literary Awards Bisexual Book Award Finalists
The Lambda Literary Foundation, the country's leading organization for LGBT literature has announced the finalists in each category for the 21st annual "Lammy" Awards to be held on Thursday, May 28th, at the Lambda Literary Awards Ceremony in New York City. Read More >> |
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Bi Eye on the Lammys
by Mike Szymanski
"And so, I waltzed into the Pacific Design Center wearing my stylish black T-shirt designed by a bi Toronto shirt-maker that says "bi" on it, and was rather in-your-face about it. But, it sparked conversations with others, and it was easy to brag about being the first honoree in a new bisexual category that was only added last year."
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Update on Lambda Literary Awards
The Five Finalists in BEST BISEXUAL BOOK Category:
The finalists for the 20th Annual Lambda Literary Awards have been announced. Winners will be announced at a gala ceremony in West Hollywood, CA, on May 29th.
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Nominees for the 20th Annual Lambda Literary Awards Announced!
The nominations for the 20th Annual Lambda Literary Awards Officially closed on December 1st, with seventeen books nominated in the Bisexual Book category.
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Featured Book Review
The Bisexual's Guide to the Universe: Quips, Tips, and Lists for Those Who Go Both Ways is a tongue-in-cheek, irreverent book about bisexuality. Co-authored by Nicole Kristal and Mike Szymanski, the road signs on the cover pointing every-which-way is a humorous metaphor for the so-called "confused" bisexual who just doesn't know which way to go.
Review by Denise Penn.
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And the Winner is....
The Nineteenth Annual Lambda Literary Awards (2007) were held on a May 31, 2007 in New York City at FIT's Murphy Amphitheater. The awards presentation was attended by a sold-out crowd of over 300, and although there was no red carpet to walk down, it had that feel...
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The Lambda Literary Foundation
First Annual Bisexual Book Award Finalists (2007)
The Lambda Literary Foundation, the country's leading organization for LGBT literature has announced the finalists in each category for the annual "Lammy"Awards. on Thursday, May 31 2007, at the Lambda Literary Awards Ceremony in New York City. For the first time, there is a category for Bisexual Books. This category includes both fiction and non-fiction. Judges chose twelve nominees and finalists for the 19th annual Lambda Literary Awards which were announced on March 1, 2007.
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Jan Steckel
Some poets use elaborate imagery and metaphor to represent difficult emotions. Others write with a desperate, Ancient Mariner-like compulsion to rid themselves of their demons, penning work that bypasses form and aims straight for the jugular. The author of The Underwater Hospital falls firmly into the latter category.
Reviewed by Theresa Heath.
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| Ann
Herendeen |
A
native New Yorker and lifelong resident of Brooklyn,
Ann Herendeen has worked as a researcher for an
urban planning consultant; an advertising media
planner; a public and academic business reference
librarian; a trademarks monitor for an intellectual
property law firm; and a cataloging librarian specializing
in natural history. Ann is a graduate of Princeton
University, where she majored in English while maintaining
a strong interest in English history. She enjoys
reading—and writing—for escape. In Phyllida
and the Brotherhood of Philander, Ann has
put a new twist on a traditional form, creating
the ultimate love story she always wanted to read:
a bisexual historical romance. |
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| Fritz
Klein, MD |
The
late Fritz Klein, MD, author of Life, Sex, and the Pursuit of Happiness, was a psychiatrist who lived
in San Diego, California. He was a Clinical Instructor
at the University of California at San Diego and
co-leader of the Bisexual Forum in New York City,
which he founded in 1974. Dr. Klein also established
the Bisexual Forum in San Diego in 1982 and was
on their Board of Directors. He was the President
of the not-for-profit Bisexual Foundation. He was
editor of the Journal of Bisexuality, the author
of The Bisexual Option, co-editor of Bisexualities,
Theory, and Research and Bisexual and Gay Husbands:
Their Stories, Their Words (all from Haworth Press)
and co-author of Man, His Body, His Sex. |
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