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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.

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: 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 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").