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Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March 30-April 13, 1983 (Vol. 1 No. 24) issue of "Frontiers," a gay and lesbian newsprint magazine published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, Jerry Hyde and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine measuring 11-1/4" by 13-7/8" and containing 56 pages including front and rear covers and the large 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover story with lengthy article "A.I.D.S. - 1,112 and counting" by Larry Kramer (which begins: "If this article doesn't scare the shit out of you we're in real trouble"); On The Trail With Great Outdoors by Nick Duretta (with photos); [Dianne] Feinstein Recall Stirs Community by Randy Alfred; [Jackie] Goldberg Underscores Gay Interests in School Vote (interview); Adrienne Barbeau interviewed; Physicians on AIDS (one-column list of recommendations on sexual activity from the Southern California Physicians for Human Rights to avoid transmission).

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the October 28-November 11, 1982 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 13) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of Los Angeles, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine measuring 11-1/2" by 14" and containing 52 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover story and inside feature "Long Beach: The Ship Comes In" ("Gay businesses and organizations are in the forefront of the Long Beach renaissance. Writer Charles R. Bouley and photographer Jame Williams bring us up to date on events and places in the Queen (Mary) City"); article "We Need You! Gay Vote '82" ("The midterm campaign is in the home stretch now. Editor-in-Chief Greg Carmack and News Editor Gary Steele report on the key California races and issues, and explore some possible consequences, in a special news/analysis feature"); article "Gays and Lesbians Have Children, Too" by Lee Risemberg; article "Strike Up the Band (Of Chorus!)" ("The concert season is here, and two of Los Angeles' most beloved organizations, the Gay Men's Chorus and the Great American Yankee Freedom Band, are hitting the road. Writer James Cramer and photographer Pat Rocco examine their pasts and preview their seasons"); Music Section (including "'Blue Rider' - Olivia's Bid for Pop Crossover"; "Ferron Overshadows [Cris] Williamson Concert"). In Fine condition.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the August 17-31, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 8) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left stapled newsprint magazine with glossy covers measuring 10-3/8" by 13-1/4" and containing 52 pages including front and rear covers (this copy missing the classified ads that would be found laid in to center). Features include: cover feature and inside story "Join Hands at Sunset Junction" ("In the short time span of four years, the Sunset Junction Street Fair has emerged as a major, and eagerly anticipated, community event. Mike Varady plumbs the persona of the Fair's coordinators, and Louis Jacinto's photography shows the results"); Opinion piece "Murder Or Bar Raid - Which Gets Police Priority?" by E. H. Duncan Donovan ("A couple of these squad cars cruising Figueroa after the first or second shooting could have saved my friend's life"); News Section (including "Hollywood Bowl AIDS Fundraiser Proceeds to Be Split Nationally, Locally"; "Lodge Holdup Suspect Identified"; "National AIDS Vigil Set for October"; "Garden Grove Restaurants Square Off Against City Hall - New Ordinance Bans Minors"; "AIDS Claims Bill Bader"; "UCLA Seeking Volunteers for Followup AIDS Study"; "Aid for AIDS Elects Board"; "Food Donations Requested For Persons With AIDS"; "Vivian Blaine Headlines AIDS Fundraiser at Vista Theatre"); article "The Biggest Little Rodeo In The World" by Ernie Potvin (on the Eighth Annual National Gay Rodeo held in Reno, Nevada); news article "Infant Gay Press Association Taking Giant Steps" by Gary Steele; column "D.C. Desk" by Larry Bush (this week's feature "AIDS Moves to D.C. Center Stage"); article and interview "Robin Tyler Brings Women's Music Comedy Festival to So. Calif." by Sue Caviness. Condition: in lightly worn covers; a few narrow scuffs along outer fold.

Newspaper. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March 16-29, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 23) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 46 pages including front and rear covers and the large 6-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: article "Williams' Gay Genius: Speaking the Forbidden Well" (on Tennessee Williams, who had died the previous February 24); nutrition article "Going Organic at Ralph's" by Bill Oxendine; News Section (including "Gay Press Parley Draws 100+ in San Francisco: Frontiers Co-Publisher Bob Craig Elected to Press Association Board"; "Associated Press Shuns Gay Job Protection"; "David Roberti Pursues State AIDS Funding"); singer Darlene Love interviewed; article "MCC [Metropolitan Community Church] Produces 'God, Gays and the Gospel"; article "Meet the Circus Boys" (on Circus Disco's Cabaret Night, with male beefcake photos); music column "Rock Ringing True" by John Bryant; Opinion piece "Gays & The Churches" by Steve Schulte; Film and Theatre reviews.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March 2-15, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 22) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 54 pages including front and rear covers and the large 6-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover story and inside feature "Fitness: You Are What You Eat" ("Our usual Health section has expanded to take the Feature section and our inside cover. Greg Carmack, Frontiers publisher, puts forth some startling and difficult premises about our nutrition"); "Tribute: Jane Chambers Leaves Dramatic Legacy" ("The recent death of noted lesbian playwright Jane Chambers leaves a noticeable gap in our blossoming cultural heritage. Irony abounds in her tragic demise"); "Interview: Glenda Jackson" ("Lee Perry managed to grab some moments with Glenda Jackson in London and passes on this remarkable star's visions and insights along with the stunning news that Glenda is ready to move off the stage and into the arena of politics"); Movies Section ("Frontiers brings you another exclusive interview, this time with the latest genius of the provocative film, John Sayles. He talks of his perspective on his film 'Lianna'"); column "Rock Ringing True" ("Irrepressible John Bryant brings you his unstinting opinions on more of the world of Heavy Metal bands winding up with a frank and provocative interview with the full-strength band 'Bitch'").

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the December 23, 1982-January 6, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 17) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of Los Angeles, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 60 pages including the front and rear covers and the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: News Section (including "$25,000 Theft Revealed by [Los Angeles] Gay Center"; "Domestic Partner Action Postponed by San Francisco Board"; "House Ethics Committee Finds 'No Merit Whatsoever' in Page Allegations"; "Karla Jay to Speak at Center, Archives"; "Archives Holds Bessie Smith Depression Rent Party"; "Harvey Milk Club Scores Victories in Democratic Caucuses"); article "SSGLC [Senior Gay and Lesbian Citizens]: Ministering to Very Human Needs" by Donald L. Volk; Season's Greetings Messages from Morris Kight, Juan Villagomez, Ivy Bottini, and Hilary Moshereece; dining section "Restaurants for the Holidays"; article "Of Green Carnations and Greek Letters" by Lee Risemberg ("The Green Carnation may have very well been the first symbol used to identify gays in modern times.It was not until rather recently - 1974 - that the Greek letter Lambda was suggested as a symbol to represent gays"); column "Rock Ringing True" by John Bryant (featuring Part 1 of the "Best of '82"); Theatre and Film reviews.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the December 7-14, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 20) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 44 pages including front and rear covers and the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: opinion piece "Why I Am A Libertarian" by John R. Vernon; news article "Gay Academic Union Meets In San Diego" by Scott Giantvalley; News Section (including "Vivian Blaine Announcements For AIDS"; "Desert Benefits Support AIDS Project Los Angeles and UCLA"; "Gay Radio Network Broadcasts 1984 Convention"; "Dignity Plans 15th Anniversary"; "Cris Williamson and Tret Fure: Important Voices in Music"); media column "Gleanings From The Non-Gay Press" by Jim Kepner ("Archivist Jim Kepner takes another look at the non-gay press' reportage of issues affecting our community"); D.C. Desk column ("Larry Bush analyzes John Glenn's refusal to support gay rights and other political issues"); news article "Whitman-Brooks" by Sandy Dwyer; short article on, and interview of, author Daniel Curzon; article on the Van Ness Recovery House entitled "Home Is Where the Hope Is" by Michael Lassell; Special Holiday Shopping Guide.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the May 11-25, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 1) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 60 pages including front and rear covers and the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature and inside story "The View From West Hollywood: Beyond Boystown" (including history "West Hollywood's Gay Roots"); article "Frontiers: LA's Leading Edge - A Year of Breakthroughs" ("On the occasion of the paper's first anniversary, Frontiers' publishers take stock of a year's experience in creating and maintaining the leading edge in local gay publishing"); News Section (including "Gay Press Association Convention Lays Out 80s Agenda"; "Texan Takes Leather Title"; "AIDS March Due May 26"; "NY Circus Nets $250,000" - for the Gay Men's Health Crisis; "Dianne Feinstein Beats Recall, Tilts [Alice B. Toklas Memorial Democratic] Clubs' Clout"; "ONE Institute Opens New Campus"); column "Out for Good" by Brian Miller (in this column, he addresses "Falling In Love With Out-of-Towners"); public service announcement "AIDS Project/L.A." ("Staying well means staying well-informed. The AIDS Project Los Angeles continues its printed program of information and education"); Theatre, Music, and Film Reviews.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 27-May 11, 1983 (Volume 1 No. 26) issue of "Frontiers," a gay and lesbian newsprint news magazine published by Bob Craig, Jerry Hyde and Frontiers Publishing Corp. out of West Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 48 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Of note is the cover story and inside feature "Hustling: Who's Selling, Who's Buying, Who Cares?" ("A switch in place lost face for Los Angeles gays, as male prostitutes recently switched their venue to formerly quiet residential streets in Hollywood. Don L. Volk and J. B. Morris, Jr. explore the very different views of buyers, sellers, social service agencies, and police"); Lynn Redgrave interviewed.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the August 31-September 14, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 9) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 48 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: opening letter "The High Cost of 'Free' Publications" ("'Free' publications are anything but, and Frontiers publishers Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde, and Editor Gary Steele, who have found this out through excruciatingly detailed experience, tell just how you come to be reading this, free of charge"); Opinion Piece "Yes, Virginia, There are Lesbians and Gays in East L.A." by Tommy Escarcega ("Linguistic, geographic, racial, and income barriers have all conspired to make the gay/lesbian population of East Los Angeles invisible to the 'west-of-downtown' community"); News Section (including "Gays Jailed Over AIDS Scare in Haiti"; "Steve Schulte Confirms Upcoming Departure from Gay Center Post"; "Police Retreat From Commitment To Seek Lesbian and Gay Recruits"; "Stroke Victim Sues Popper Manufacturers"); news item and memorial "Bill Harless, 31, Loses Valiant Fight" (Bill Harless was one of the first volunteers for the AIDS Project Hotline and, as a person with AIDS, the subject of several articles in publications ranging from the Los Angeles Times to California Magazine); article "Just What Is a Radical Faerie?" ("Mike Varady journeyed to the San Diego hinterlands and the Fourth Annual Faerie Gathering in pursuit of the answer, and chronicles his quest"); Congressman Gerry Studds Interviewed ("Massachusetts Congressman Gerry Studds gives his views on closeted Washingtonians, the gay movement, and the changes in his life since his dramatic uncloseting"); article "Mansfield Mania Strikes Hollywood" ("The sunset of Hollywood's Golden Age saw some spectacular solar flares, of whom Jayne Mansfield was surely one of the most florid. Vincent Colicchio shows how her memory is being kept alive by a rabidly-growing group of acolytes"); Anne Carlisle Interviewed ("Filmex '83's big hit, 'Liquid Sky', is returning to Los Angeles after breaking house records in New York. John Bryant interviews the star, androgynous Anne Carlisle, and elicits some startling views on sex roles, drugs, and hyperfast-lane living in the 80s").

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Gala Hollywood Issue. Offered is the April 13-27, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 25) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 44 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: News Section (including "Police Admit 'Inordinate' Response at Detour"; "AIDS Efforts - New Pitch: $40 Million Sought to Speed Research"; "Tensions Rise Following Highland Park Murder"; "Mexican Moral Renovation Targets Gays"; "Ten Percent [UCLA's gay and lesbian publication] Reinstated"); "An Open Letter to the Community on AIDS" by Matt Redman (Project Coordinator of AIDS Project Los Angeles); article "Gloria Swanson Movie Star" by Critt Davis; article "Gandhi [Film] Marches to 8 Oscars" by Gary Steele; reviews of several films being shown at Filmex ("Liquid Sky"; "The Clinic"; "Gala"; "A Strange Affair"; "A Love Like Any Other"; "Dot, Dot, Comma, Dash"; "Android"; "Profession: Transvestite"; "Spirit of the Tattoo"); article "Drugs, Disco, Dish, Dick, and Disease" by Brian Miller; article "Transsexuals Were '82's True Film Breakthrough" by Lee Risemberg; short article and review of the film "You Are Not Alone" entitled "You Are Not Alone: Not A Hollywood Treatment" by Lee Risemberg; article "Gay Men's Chorus Coasts Into the [Dorothy] Chandler"; article "Gays in Comedy: Is There A Different Way to Laugh?" by Don L. Volk; column "Rock Ringing True" by John Bryant; stage review of "Women Behind Bars.".

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the February 16-March 1, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 21) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 52 pages including front and rear covers (this issue missing the laid-in classified ads). Features include: article "Open Quest: Help, Not Rescue" by Stuart Timmons; article "Bringing Wellness Into Focus" by Greg Carmack ("We must cease thinking of health in terms of disease avoidance"); News Section (including "New Murder, No Arrests in Gay Related Deaths"; "Police Seek Community Solutions To Nuisance, Hustlers, Violence"; "Expert Panel Underscores AIDS Crisis: MECLA Breakfast Draws Hundreds"; "Cesar Chavez, United Farm Workers Back Gay Rights"); special section "Leather Man!" (with inside cover photograph and inside interview of Luke Daniels, International Mr. Leather 1982); singer Julie Budd interviewed; double-page Galleria "The Art of Robaire Rigolet" (male photographer); music column "Rock Ringing True" by John Bryant; article "Looking For Sister Gaybar" by Charlotte Samples ("I was in my thirties and I had never been near one"); Film and Theatre reviews. Two short closed edge tears to rear cover.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 4-11, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 37) published by Bob Craig, Jerry Hyde and Frontiers Publishing Corporation out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover story and inside feature "The Future Of Our Past: Preserving Gay History - Centerfold Story" ("Gary Steele takes a look at the role the National Gay Archives and the Friends of the Archives are playing in preserving gay and lesbian history for future generations"); News Section ("GLCSC board controversy continues to swirl around multiple resignations; San Francisco gay bathhouses may be shut down due to combined efforts of the health department and gay community leaders; West Hollywood Incorporation Committee files application for cityhood; and more"); "AIDS Anxiety: A Therapist's Perspective" ("Arlene Kraushaar gives a therapist's view of reactions to AIDS"); Theatre Section ("Ken Dickmann calls 'Decadence' divine and 'Dream House' dreary"); Film Section ("Critt Davis and Dale Winogura give an overview of the 1984 Oscars").

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is Volume 2 No. 3 (June 8-22, 1983) of "Frontiers," a gay newsprint magazine published by Bob Craig, Jerry Hyde, and Frontiers Publishing Corporation out of North Hollywood, California. A large left stapled newsprint magazine with glossy covers containing 52 pages including front and rear covers (this issue missing the unpaginated classified ads). Features include: cover story and inside feature "Gay Sports, Pride Come Together in 1983 Festival Games" ("Probably more individuals participate in sports than in any other organized community activity, and this month's 'Run For Gay Pride' and Festival Games bring together pride and perspiration"); News Section (including "California State Supreme Court Overrules Lewd Conduct Registration Law"; "Thousands March Across U.S. as AIDS Funding Progresses"; "Welcome to Gay Pride Month!"; "ACLU Sues LAPD Over 'Public Nuisance' Citations"; "Lack of Funding Imperils Promising AIDS Treatment" - on Interferon; "Lesbian/Gay Radio Marathon Airs June 19" - IMRU and KPFK-FM); news article "Associated Press 'Drags' Feet in Gay Job Protection Negotiation" by Larry Bush; history article "A Century of Gay Life, Part II - 1945-1969" by Jim Kepner; article "Happy Gay Father's Day" ("Unlike straight parents, gay fathers mostly want their kids to develop whichever way is comfortable and right for them"); Elsa Lanchester Interviewed ("She may best be remembered as the Bride of Frankenstein and as the wife of Charles Laughton, but her wit and wisdom have long established her as a beloved entertainer in her own right"); Music Section ("The faces and tunes may change, but the massive appeal of music festivals remains. Raymond de Turenne and Robin Luttrell survived and thrived at the US Music Festival, and return to tell us how - and why"). Missing classified ads; volume, issue number, and date written in small pen to upper edge of front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is Volume 2 No. 2 (May 25-June 8, 1983) of "Frontiers," a gay newsprint magazine published by Bob Craig, Jerry Hyde, and Frontiers Publishing Corporation out of North Hollywood, California. A large left stapled newsprint magazine with glossy covers containing 52 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature and inside article "Aerobics and Your Health" ("Aerobics has surged to the fore among health enthusiasts, and Bill Oxendine tells us of two men who are making it their life's work to improve the way our lives work"); News Section (including "$30 Million Emergency Health Fund Passes House Subcommittee: AIDS Research Prime Beneficiary"; "Outlook Dim For '83 MCC [Metropolitan Community Church] Acceptance by National Council of Churches"; "Thousands In AIDS Marches Across Country"; "Pride Preparations Hit High Gear"; "N.Y. March Rallies AIDS Support"; "Congress Comes to Grips With AIDS" - containing remarks made by members of the Health Subcommittee of the House of Representatives; "MECLA, Log Cabin [Republicans] Rift Grows"); article "Diane Abbitt and Roberta Bennett In Consort" (the "roast" given by Jeanne Cordova at the Southern California Women for Understanding's [SCWU] Third Lesbian Rights Award is reprinted); gay history "A Century of Gay Life and Liberation" ("A lifetime's labor is coming to fruition from movement founding father and historian/archivist Jim Kepner. Frontiers presents the first of three excerpts from his 'Gay Chronology' covering the years 1883-1934"); Book Reviews ("The most complete narrative history of pre-Stonewall gay America is now available. Walter Williams examines John D'Emilio's 'Sexual Politics, Sexual Communities'"); article and review "Star Wars: The Saga Continues" (on the "Return of the Jedi").

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the November 9-16, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 16) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature "Do Gays Discriminate?" and accompanying inside story "A Coat of Many Colors" ("Gary Steele and Jaime Gallardo take a look at ethnic discrimination within the Los Angeles community"); column "D.C. Desk" ("Larry Bush analyzes the Supreme Court's decision to hear a New York sodomy case and its impact on 1984's elections"); News Section (including "Boston Elections Unite Black and Gay Candidates"; "Costumed Revelers Take Over Santa Monica Boulevard"; "Conrado Terrazas Skips 13th District Heat"; "Large Crowd Expected at Police and Gay Confab Nov. 13"; "Key West Elects Nation's Third Gay Mayor" - Richard Heyman; "Gay Friends to Serve 600 Free Turkey Dinners in Park"; "Gay Pavilion Planned for World Expo '84"); news article "Black and White Men Together (BWMT) Fighting Discrimination"; article "Death In West Hollywood" by Michael J. Lassell ("It was so sudden and so squalid").

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March 21-28, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 35) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Contents include: cover story on California Governor George Deukmejian's Veto of AB 1 entitled The Veto's Aftermath! A Shaken But Determined Community Vows To Continue (with inside stories Text of Governor Deukmejian's Veto of AB 1; Community Questions Hate Campaign Around AB 1; editorial The Politics of Deukmejian's Veto of AB 1; AB 1: What We Lost; AB 1: The Complete Text; Community Reaction to Veto); News (including March 25 [National Gay] Archives Celebration Combines Awards and Tours; Val Kirkgaard: Running For America); article on, and interview of, photographer Steven Arnold (with seven photographs of his work); short story The Old Men In The Spa by Michael J. Lassell.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the January 18-25, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 26) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature and inside story "A Street Of Reality & Dreams - Melrose Avenue" ("A look at Melrose Avenue - radical chic and bargains make it the newest game in town"); Opinion Piece ("Frontiers Managing Editor Don Volk takes LAPD Chief Daryl Gates to task and calls for his removal from duty"); News Section ("Dan White controversy still rages; Discos dump Donna [Summer]; Valley Business Alliance honors dignitaries; and LAPD presence in Hollywood steps up"); Media Column ("Archives curator Jim Kepner offers his usual perceptive synopsis of the non-gay press"); Theatre Column ("Ken Dickmann reviews 'The Dan White Incident'"). A few short closed tears along upper edge of front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the April 11-18, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 38) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Features include: cover story and inside article Charles Stewart: Fighting Discrimination On All Fronts (from Black and White Men Together); News (including Murder Information Wanted - on the murder of William D. Henning; [West Hollywood] City Vote on Way to Reality?; San Francisco's Baths Will Stay Open; Joan Rivers, Studio One Raise AIDS Funds; AIDS Positive Action League Endorses Gay Candidates; [Jesse] Jackson Fundraiser Set; GLCSC Opens AIDS Clinic; ACLU Clearinghouse Established); Opinion piece A Perspective on the San Francisco Bathhouse Debate by Morris Kight; Robert Ferro interviewed. Condition: small chip to lower left corner of front cover; two narrow chips to outer fold; covers show a few short closed edge tears.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March 14-21, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 34) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Contents include: Opinion piece [West Hollywood] Cityhood Should Make Plenty of Dreams Come True by Ron Stone; News (including Governor [George] Deukmejian Vetos AB 1; A Stunned Gay and Lesbian Community Vows It Will Not Give Up; Stonewall [Democratic Club] Supports Right to Choose [on West Hollywood incorporation]); cover feature and inside article on Women in Business; comic strip Gay Guardian.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the April 25-May 2, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 40) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: cover feature and inside article entitled MECLA: For Gay and Women's Rights; News (including Laguna Beach Approves Anti-Discrimination Ordinance; Stonewall [Democratic Club] Endorses [Walter] Mondale and [Ira] Reiner; AIDS Breakthrough Announced by Health and Human Services Secretary; photograph of authors Katherine Forrest and Ann Bannon at Page One Bookstore in Pasadena, California; GLCSC Offers Youth Drug and Alcohol Program; LAFCO Approves West Hollywood Cityhood Petition; Prisoners to Receive BAR [Bay Area Reporter]; ACLU Sues Ultra-Right Western Goals Foundation); Opinion piece Prostitution: Why Are The Experts All Politicians or Religious Leaders? by John Dentinger; Quentin Crisp interviewed (The Remarkable Mr. Quentin Crisp Tells All). Small chip to upper edge of front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the July 20-August 3, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 6) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left stapled newsprint magazine with glossy covers containing 60 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature and story "Exclusive: Gays Victimizing Gays - Are We Our Own Oppressors?" ("Dr. Sue Caviness conducts a thought-provoking exploration of the psychodynamics behind the all-too-familiar phenomenon of Gays victimizing Gays"); News Section ("AIDS Strikes 4 Hospital Workers - Union 'Deeply Concerned'"; "Congressman [Gerry] Studds Comes Out - The Hard Way"; "Moral Majority Attack Escalates to White House Steps: Gays Characterized As 'Malignant Minority'"; "Papa Choux [Restaurant] Same-Sex Exclusion Upheld"; "Gallup Poll Shows Widespread Fear of AIDS Epidemic"; "UC Regents Move to Protect Gays"; "Gay Representatives, Reagan Administration Aides Meet on AIDS"; "ACLU Religious Debate Draws 300"); news article "King Of Hearts Show [Exhibition] Features Best in Male Erotica"; article on John Travolta and review of movie 'Staying Alive'; article "Non-Actors Share Justin Smith's Limelight" ("Limelight focuses on non-actors who use their study of acting techniques in a variety of ways"); theatre review of 'The Truth is Bad Enough' (the one-man show written by and starring Michael Kearns); theatre review of 'Woman of the Year' (starring Lauren Bacall). Condition: former owner has written the volume number and date to upper edge of front cover; a few tiny chips along right edge of front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the October 12-19, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 12) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 44 pages including front and rear covers. Features include: cover feature and inside article and interview "Coulter Thomas: Leather Meets The All-American Boy" (Mr. International Leather 1983); article "Long Beach Man Represents State at Mr. Gay America Contest" (Fred Aquin); article "Is There Life After Super-Man?" by Dave Kenton (on the Super-Man 1983 Contest); opinion piece "'Whitewash' Obscured Truly Painful Questions" by Steve Schulte ("It's time for bathhouses, bars, and bookstores to post the warnings about AIDS"); News Section (including "Gay Boy Scout Ordered Reinstated" - Timothy Curran; "Jesse Jackson Pushes for Gay Coalition"; "UCLA Announces AIDS Study"; "Federal Trial For Dan White?"; "SF Human Rights Commission To Probe Job Discrimination in Gay Bars"; "New York AIDS Benefit Rodeo Fizzles"; "CSW Celebrates, Prepares for 'Biggest Ever' 1984 Gay Pride Parade, Festival"); news article "Dignity Reigns In Seattle" by Steve Warren ("Dissent from church 'a right and duty'"); news article "Gay Car Collectors Form New Club"; short news article "UCLA's Gay and Lesbian Association [GALA] Begins 15th Year With Rich Past, Exciting Future"; article "Are Our Kids All Right? Young Lesbians Speak Out" by Lee Risemberg ("Second part of a multi-part series on the young men and women of our community"); humor "If I've Only One Life, Let Me Live It On A Blond" by Larry Duplechan ("We have worshipped at the sun-bronzed insteps of the blond seemingly since the original protoblond first surfed out of the ocean primeval"). Former owner has written volume number and date to upper edge area of front cover.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the December 21, 1983-January 4, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 22-23, single issue) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 56 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 8-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover feature and inside story "Frontiers Salutes Duncan Donovan & Susan McGreivy - Persons of the Year"; lengthy special section "Frontiers Salutes Men and Women Who Have Made This Year Memorable - And Those We'd Like to See Less Of" ("Complete with our 'Up Your Status' Award"); News Section (including "John Glenn Loses New York Support On Gay Rights"; "Gay Navy Man Walks" - on Mel Dahl, who walked across the United States to protest his discharge from the U.S. Navy for homosexuality; "Memorial Service Held for Gay Activist" - Rob Reline; "GLCSC Annual Dinner Leaves Sweet Aftertaste"); news article "Steve Schulte Resigns Position" by Gary Steele (as the Executive Director of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center); news article "Mary Renault Dies" by Gary Steele; article "Los Angeles Theater: 1983 - Quality Over Quantity" by Ken Dickmann; comic strip "Gay Guardian"; media column "Gleanings from the Non-Gay Press" ("Jim Kepner analyzes non-gay coverage of the community").

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: this issue missing the laid-in classifieds section. Offered is the February 8-15, 1984 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 2 No. 29) published by Bob Craig and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of North Hollywood, California. A large left-folded newsprint magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. Features include: Opinion Piece (Why You Should Belong To The Peace and Freedom Party by John O'Brien); Cover feature and inside article Seniors Still Need Love! by Sandy Dwyer (on Project Rainbow); News (including ACLU-LGRC Elects Officers; AB 1 Stirs Concern Among Local Figures; ONE Institute Confers Degrees in Homophile Studies; Warning: AIDS Scam; GLCSC Workers Accept Union - AFL-CIO); Feature NOW Sponsors Lesbian Conference; article Professional Women by Sandy Dwyer; Gary Steele interviews the authors of 'The Male Couple' for Valentine's Day - Andrew Mattison and David McWhirter; article History As Prissy Gossip by Jim Kepner. Condition: light moisture spot to upper left corner of front cover and first few pages; short closed tear to rear cover. Two interior pages detached but present.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the January 6-20, 1983 issue of Frontiers newsmagazine (Volume 1 No. 18) published by Greg Carmack, Bob Craig, and Jerry Hyde (Frontiers Publishing Corp.) out of Los Angeles, California. A large left folded newsprint magazine containing 40 pages including front and rear covers, plus the 12-page Frontiers Classifieds laid in to center, as issued. Features include: cover story and inside feature "1982: The Year Reviewed" ("A backwards glance at a year which held its share of triumphs and tragedies, swooping from Olympic heights to AIDS-induced gloom. Gary Steele recalls, and Frontiers photographers illumine, 1982"); News Section (including "Billboard [Calvin Klein] Heats Up Times Square Winter"; "Privacy Commission Finishes Report: Recommends Lowering Age of Consent"; "1983 CSW Slogan Announced"); Opinion Piece "The Limitations of the Gay Ghetto" by Steve Schulte; "The Year in Hollywood" ("1982 saw the Hollywood mainstream embrace gay-themed films, or at least give them a good looking-over, from 'Making Love' to 'Victor/Victoria'"); "The Year in Rock" ("'Rock Ringing True' columnist John Bryant completes his review of the year's Top 10 groups, a collection of the best on the beat").