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Five hundred years after the life of Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519), this artist, inventor, and quintessential Renaissance man continues to fascinate and mystify us. This exquisite collection of notes, sketches, and drawings brings the reader even closer to the mind of the creator.
334 pages, hardcover. $40.00 |
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"This report is a veritable roadmap to the countless ways in which the Bush administration has used lies and the politics of fear to assault the Bill of Rights, trash human rights, and launch a phony 'War on Terror'. It is equally thorough, frightening and gripping, but demands to be read by every concerned citizen. Aroused voters, not timid politicians, have always been the ones to set America back on course. This is both their call to arms and a loud alarm for the United Nations."
-- John Conyers Jr., Ranking Member, Judiciary Committee, U.S. House of Representatives. 574 pages, paperback. $24.00 |
top| A ground-breaking and refreshingly readable new study of Dionysos, the ancient Greek god associated with homosexuality, transvestitism, wine, theater, and women's religious power. $8.95 |
top| A stunning collection of articles showing the faulty and feeble basis of US government and medical establishment work in response to the pandemic of AIDS. $20.00 |
| Articles showing the fraudulent process by which AZT was approved and prescribed although it had already been rejected as a remedy too dangerous for human consumption. $12.00 |
| Ten Essays on the Gay Health Crisis, edited by John Lauritsen and Ian Young. What really causes AIDS? With varied backgrounds and different vantage points, the eight contributors offer a fresh, radical view of our society's health crisis. They challenge us to reexamine our assumptions about AIDS. $15.00. |
| How a virus that never was deceived the world. An encyclopaedic history of the AIDS crisis by a journalist who read carefully and found reasons to doubt the prevailing notion that HIV causes AIDS, and found no proof of it or validation of the test that is widely used to determine its effect. More about this book. | Out of print, out of stock. Yet more, and other books on AIDS. |
| A sociologist's view of the AIDS crisis and comparisons with recorded epidemics of the past, showing similar behaviors of governmental and medical groups and the general populations. Takes no sides but clearly questions the more dubious aspects of the response to AIDS. $23.00 |
| The book that will change your view of HIV and AIDS and possibly change your life. $7.95 |
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| You don't have to know anything about horses to enjoy this charming book and its droll illustrations by the author. She takes a contented look at the world of raising horses, and, out of her extensive experience in it, describes the scene with its many pitfalls, joys and frustrations. $12.00 |
| Riding on horseback is not as complicated as outsiders might think, and the author explains what you need most to know in order to enjoy it. Her quiet humor will tickle you as you read through this short book and chuckle at its illustrations. $10.00 |
top| The first book on the 12-step program to address the problems and needs of substance abusers in the gay community. Shows how the road to recovery from destructive compulsive behavior begins with acceptance of one's homosexuality. $8.95 |
| A deeper look into the needs of gay and lesbian people recovering from alcohol or other drug abuse. $18.95 More about this book. |
top| "Clear as day, wistful as sunset, young as pain. And looking ... with such an unwavering eye, bold and horny, witty and wise, unutterably tender, and alive as the taste of blood." $7.95 |
| An earlier book of poems by this talented and exciting bard of queerdom. $7.95 |
top| It's fun to read and it's encyclopaedic in coverage of this little-known but widely-used mainframe computer system which has now become available for your PC as well, in its free version called Linux. 2nd edition with cartoon illustrations by Tyler Stevens. | Out of stock, out of print. Was $55.00 including a CD-ROM full
of helpful program scripts.
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