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In his first book, Ross Matthews tells listeners what it means to 'man up'--to realize, no matter how hard you may hope against hope, you are what you are. Admittedly still a work-in-progress, Ross recounts how he's benefited from this frame of mind his whole life. From growing up as an atypical kid in a small Northwestern farm town to living as an atypical adult in Los Angeles, to eventually being his loud, proud, unapologetically genuine self on national television.

A memoir in which Elliot Tiber discusses his role in bringing the Woodstock music festival to upstate New York where his Jewish immigrant parents owned a hotel, and shares details of his secret life as a gay man in the 1960s.

Presents an overview of homosexuality, looking at the views society has had about same-sex relationships throughout history, and tracing the political, social, and cultural conditions that influence the manner in which sexuality is expressed.

Chastity Bono discusses the emotions, phases, advantages, and consequences of telling her family and the world that she was gay.

Journalist Patrick Moore describes twenty years of his life as a crystal meth addict, in which he details being raised by an alcoholic artist grandmother, hallucinations in Los Angeles, anonymous sex in New York City's eighties clubs, colorful characters, and more.

Investigates the situation of lesbians and gays in the United States military from 1778 to the present.