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D'Emilio has given OutHistory permission to reprint numbers of his out of print and previously published essays that reflect on the writing of LGBTQ History. They will be scanned and posted as soon as time permits. The material includes: | D'Emilio has given OutHistory permission to reprint numbers of his out of print and previously published essays that reflect on the writing of LGBTQ History. They will be scanned and posted as soon as time permits. The material includes: | ||
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| − | + | Jonathan Ned Katz has given OutHistory permission to publish two original, never-before-published essays. The first is already on the site: [[Americans in Württemberg Scandal, 1888/Part 1]]. The second is: "Were the Nineties Gay?" Written for ''American Heritage Magazine,'' revised at the editor's request, then rejected when the editor got cold feet about publishing an article on gay history. | |
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| − | Katz has given OutHistory permission to publish two original, never-before-published essays. The first is already on the site: [[Americans in Württemberg Scandal, 1888/Part 1]]. The second is: "Were the Nineties Gay?" Written for ''American Heritage Magazine,'' revised at the editor's request, then rejected when the editor got cold feet about publishing an article on gay history. | ||
OutHistory will also republish all of the out-of-print, out-of-copyright material in Katz's books ''Gay American History'' (1976) and ''Gay/Lesbian Almanac'' (1983). This includes all out-of-copyright material on: | OutHistory will also republish all of the out-of-print, out-of-copyright material in Katz's books ''Gay American History'' (1976) and ''Gay/Lesbian Almanac'' (1983). This includes all out-of-copyright material on: | ||
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"Melvillve's Secret Sex Text" [on the novel Redburn], published in the ''Village Voice Literary Supplment''. | "Melvillve's Secret Sex Text" [on the novel Redburn], published in the ''Village Voice Literary Supplment''. | ||
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| + | Tim McCaskell is writing an entry on AIDS activism in Canada. | ||
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| − | McGurl is continuing to add to her entry on the WOW Theater from original sources. | + | ==McGurl== |
| + | Mimi McGurl is continuing to add to her entry on the WOW Theater from original sources. | ||
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| + | ==Nestle and Marshall== | ||
| + | Joan Nestle and Daniel Marshall, based in Australia, are working on a book project together and will create an entry in progress on OutHistory.org on its subject: LGBTTIQ Archives: Their Founding and Future. | ||
| + | :Their call for data follows at: [[Nestle, Marshall: "Archiving Pleasures"; a history, in progress]] | ||
==Collaborative Entries in Progress== | ==Collaborative Entries in Progress== | ||
| − | + | Collaborative entries have been initiated on (1) Abraham Lincoln; (2) ZAP! Art and the Gay and Lesbian Revolution; and (3) Walt Whitman, Sexuality, and Intimacy. (The first active collaboration began on the latter entry on July 3, 2008.) | |
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| + | ==Submit== | ||
| − | If you would like to submit out-of-print or never-published work to which you own the copyright, please email the Project Coordinator at | + | If you would like to submit out-of-print or never-published work to which you own the copyright, please email the Project Coordinator at outhistory@gc.cuny.edu |
Revision as of 17:36, 3 July 2008
Work in Progress for OutHistory.org
D'Emilio
D'Emilio has given OutHistory permission to reprint numbers of his out of print and previously published essays that reflect on the writing of LGBTQ History. They will be scanned and posted as soon as time permits. The material includes:
- "Allan Berube's Gift to History"
Texts from D'Emilio's Making Trouble: Esays on Gay History, Politics, and the University, will include:
- "Capitalism and Gay Identity"
- "Dreams Deferred: The Birth and Betrayal of America's First Gay Liberation Movement"
- "The Homosexual Menace: The Politics of Sexuality in Cold War America"
- "Gay Politics, Gay Community: San Francisco's Experience"
- "Gay History: A New Field of Study"
- "Not a Simple Matter: Gay History and Gay Historians"
- "Making and Unmaking Minorities: The Tension Between Gay History and Politics"
Katz
Jonathan Ned Katz has given OutHistory permission to publish two original, never-before-published essays. The first is already on the site: Americans in Württemberg Scandal, 1888/Part 1. The second is: "Were the Nineties Gay?" Written for American Heritage Magazine, revised at the editor's request, then rejected when the editor got cold feet about publishing an article on gay history.
OutHistory will also republish all of the out-of-print, out-of-copyright material in Katz's books Gay American History (1976) and Gay/Lesbian Almanac (1983). This includes all out-of-copyright material on:
- African Americans
- the American colonial era
- cross-dressing women and a few men
- marriage and homosexuality
- military service and homosexuality
Republications of Katz's essays will include:
"Katz on History" [18 articles from a column in The Advocate]
"Melvillve's Secret Sex Text" [on the novel Redburn], published in the Village Voice Literary Supplment.
McCaskell
Tim McCaskell is writing an entry on AIDS activism in Canada.
McGurl
Mimi McGurl is continuing to add to her entry on the WOW Theater from original sources.
Nestle and Marshall
Joan Nestle and Daniel Marshall, based in Australia, are working on a book project together and will create an entry in progress on OutHistory.org on its subject: LGBTTIQ Archives: Their Founding and Future.
- Their call for data follows at: Nestle, Marshall: "Archiving Pleasures"; a history, in progress
Collaborative Entries in Progress
Collaborative entries have been initiated on (1) Abraham Lincoln; (2) ZAP! Art and the Gay and Lesbian Revolution; and (3) Walt Whitman, Sexuality, and Intimacy. (The first active collaboration began on the latter entry on July 3, 2008.)
Submit
If you would like to submit out-of-print or never-published work to which you own the copyright, please email the Project Coordinator at outhistory@gc.cuny.edu
