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| + | Bonanno, Robert. [http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Fire-Island-Pines-historical-preservation-society/102245773168899 The Fire Island Pines HIstorical Preservation Society] | ||
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[http://www.glbtq.com/social-sciences/fire_island.html Escoffier, Jeffrey. "Fire Island". GLBTQ.com] | [http://www.glbtq.com/social-sciences/fire_island.html Escoffier, Jeffrey. "Fire Island". GLBTQ.com] | ||
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| − | + | [http://www.edgeboston.com/index.php?ch=news&sc=&sc2=news&sc3=&id=93713 Lavers, Michael K. "Fire Island’s Gay History." ''Fire Island News''. July 15, 2009.] | |
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| − | Picano, Felice. A House on the Ocean, A House by the Bay. New York: Faber and Faber, 1997. | + | Picano, Felice. ''A House on the Ocean, A House by the Bay.'' New York: Faber and Faber, 1997. |
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| − | Poole, Wakefield (Director). "Boys in the Sand." (Film, 1971) With Calvin Culver, Peter Schneckenburger, Danny Di Cioccio. www.imdb.com/title/tt0181990/ | + | Poole, Wakefield (Director). "Boys in the Sand." (Film, 1971) With Calvin Culver, Peter Schneckenburger, Danny Di Cioccio. [www.imdb.com/title/tt0181990/ Internet Movie Database] |
Roby, Crayton (Director). "Where Ocean Meets Sky." (Film, 2003) Directed by Crayton Robey. Starring Carson Kressley, Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein. Directed by Crayton Robey. With Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein, Dino Georgiou. | Roby, Crayton (Director). "Where Ocean Meets Sky." (Film, 2003) Directed by Crayton Robey. Starring Carson Kressley, Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein. Directed by Crayton Robey. With Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein, Dino Georgiou. | ||
| − | :Storytellers include Larry Kramer (renowned dramatist, author, and gay activist), Carson Kressley (beloved fashion expert and TV personality from Queer Eye For The Straight Guy), Jerry Herman (composer and lyricist of hit Broadway musicals, Hello Dolly!, Mame, and La Cage Aux Folles), Hal Rubenstein (fashion director for In Style magazine), Alan Poul (ground breaking executive producer of Six Feet Under, Tales of the City, and My So Called Life), Wakefield Poole (pioneer film director of “Boys in the Sand”), Mart Crowley (author of the groundbreaking gay classic “The Boys in the Band”), Tedi Thurman (TV’s first weather girl, Miss Monitor on the Jack Paar Show), Gilbert Parker (retired, powerhouse William Morris Literary Agent) Jim Pepper (founder of the Stonewall Foundation), Scott Bromley (architect of Studio 54 and Creator of the circuit party), Howard Rosenman (distinguished film and television producer) and Alice Thorpe. | + | :Storytellers include Larry Kramer (renowned dramatist, author, and gay activist), Carson Kressley (beloved fashion expert and TV personality from Queer Eye For The Straight Guy), Jerry Herman (composer and lyricist of hit Broadway musicals, Hello Dolly!, Mame, and La Cage Aux Folles), Hal Rubenstein (fashion director for In Style magazine), Alan Poul (ground breaking executive producer of Six Feet Under, Tales of the City, and My So Called Life), Wakefield Poole (pioneer film director of “Boys in the Sand”), Mart Crowley (author of the groundbreaking gay classic “The Boys in the Band”), Tedi Thurman (TV’s first weather girl, Miss Monitor on the Jack Paar Show), Gilbert Parker (retired, powerhouse William Morris Literary Agent) Jim Pepper (founder of the Stonewall Foundation), Scott Bromley (architect of Studio 54 and Creator of the circuit party), Howard Rosenman (distinguished film and television producer) and Alice Thorpe.See: [http://www.craytonrobeyproductions.com/projects.html Crayton Roby Productions] and the [www.imdb.com/title/tt0410890/] |
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 15 May 2012
An Alphabetical Bibliography of Documents and Sources on the History of the Fire Island Pines
See also:
Timeline: History of the Fire Island Pines
Proposal for a History of the Fire Island Pines
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Bibliography
Bonanno, Robert. The Fire Island Pines HIstorical Preservation Society
Escoffier, Jeffrey. "Fire Island". GLBTQ.com
Fire Island News (newspaper)
Fire Island Times (newspaper).
Google.com. "History of Fire Island Pines".
Holleran, Andrew. Dancer from the Dance. New York: New American Library, 1978.
Lavers, Michael K. "Fire Island’s Gay History." Fire Island News. July 15, 2009.
Newton, Esther. Cherry Grove, Fire Island: Sixty Years in America's First Gay and Lesbian Town. 1993.
New York Times. Database, 1851-present.
- 1952, August 15. "Fire Island Store Sites Sold".
- 1952, August 20. "Sites Bought at Fire Island".
- 1959, June 1. "Blaze on Fire Island".
- 1993, August 1. "At the Pines, Sadness Amid The Splendor".
- 2004, May 14. "Havens: Fire Island Pines, N.Y."
- 2004, December 26. "The Dearly Departed, Class of '04; John B. Whyte -- Mr. Fire Island Pines".
Picano, Felice. A House on the Ocean, A House by the Bay. New York: Faber and Faber, 1997.
_____. "Fire Island: The Democratic Years." The Gay and Lesbian Review 10.5 (September-October 2003): 23-24.
Poole, Wakefield (Director). "Boys in the Sand." (Film, 1971) With Calvin Culver, Peter Schneckenburger, Danny Di Cioccio. [www.imdb.com/title/tt0181990/ Internet Movie Database]
Roby, Crayton (Director). "Where Ocean Meets Sky." (Film, 2003) Directed by Crayton Robey. Starring Carson Kressley, Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein. Directed by Crayton Robey. With Laura Hartstein, Michael Hartstein, Dino Georgiou.
- Storytellers include Larry Kramer (renowned dramatist, author, and gay activist), Carson Kressley (beloved fashion expert and TV personality from Queer Eye For The Straight Guy), Jerry Herman (composer and lyricist of hit Broadway musicals, Hello Dolly!, Mame, and La Cage Aux Folles), Hal Rubenstein (fashion director for In Style magazine), Alan Poul (ground breaking executive producer of Six Feet Under, Tales of the City, and My So Called Life), Wakefield Poole (pioneer film director of “Boys in the Sand”), Mart Crowley (author of the groundbreaking gay classic “The Boys in the Band”), Tedi Thurman (TV’s first weather girl, Miss Monitor on the Jack Paar Show), Gilbert Parker (retired, powerhouse William Morris Literary Agent) Jim Pepper (founder of the Stonewall Foundation), Scott Bromley (architect of Studio 54 and Creator of the circuit party), Howard Rosenman (distinguished film and television producer) and Alice Thorpe.See: Crayton Roby Productions and the [www.imdb.com/title/tt0410890/]
Suffolk County, N.Y. Newspapers.
Suffolk County, N.Y. Police records.
Wikipedia. Fire Island Pines
