Vivien Leigh: An Intimate Portrait Kendra Bean One of the most exquisitely beautiful actresses of
the screen and stage, Vivien Leigh is paid a stunning and thoroughly researched tribute in Vivien Leigh: An Intimate Portrait. Not only are a vast collection of stunning, rare and never-before-published photo- graphs assembled by author Kendra Bean, the author accessed the Laurence Olivier Archives to provide an immeasurable amount of new insight to the love affair between Olivier and Leigh and new depth into the mental illness that would torment Vivien Leigh throughout her lifetime. Available now.
Universal Hunks: A Pictorial History of Men Around the World 1895-1975 David Chapman Here’s one for both the eyes and the intellect,
The Wolverine Hugh Jackson dives deeper into his signature role
in this character-driven action adventure as “Logan” deals with both his own mortality and immortality and the safety of those he cares for and protects. The journey mixes both mythical Japanese elements with the comic book mystique of mutant powers for a top-notch fantasy action film. Hugh Jackman delivers a strong, intense performance and is definitely an “eyeful” in top physical form. Available December 3.
Mary Poppins 50th Anniversary Edition Julie Andrews as the magical nanny and Dick Van
Dyke as the lovable chimney sweep, Bert, shine bril- liantly in Disney’s 1964 musical classic. Mary Poppins was nominated for 13 Academy Awards and winner of five Oscars. The film receives a digital restoration in commemoration of its 50th anniversary and with a smorgasbord of memorable songs such as “Chim- Chim-Cherie” and “Spoonful of Sugar.” Mary Poppins soars high for pure entertainment. Available December 10.
involving the mystique and history of those interna- tional males. A follow-up companion to Chapman’s American Hunks, here Chapman showcases the erotic, political and commercial appeal of the male form around the globe from as early as the 19th century up through the mid-1970s. From Africa to the West Indies and all the countries in-between, a collection of full-color images coincide with a diverse and intelligent discussion on male beauty and its historical relevance. Available now.
Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes: Revised and Complete Edition Tony Kushner Winner of the 1991 Pulitzer Prize for Drama,Angels
in America by Tony Kushner is one of the most remark- able plays of the American stage. The complex rela- tionships of a select number of people making sense of life during the AIDS crisis mixes grand tragedy, political corruption and a powerful mixture of moral- ity, humor and an intensity of what it means to “live and die” with AIDS. Kushner’s two-part and masterful playAngels in America is a brilliant read in this revised and complete edition. Available December 17.
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The Queer Cultural Work of Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner Jennifer Reed A creative and lifelong partnership for the record
books, Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner and their amaz- ing contributions to humor, entertainment, femi- nism and culture are examined and revealed in The Queer Cultural Work of Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner. Reed’s book offers both a biography of their relation- ship and a caring and critical look at the numerous ways that the two women have expanded on queer sensibilities to create a much loved and lasting cul- tural impact. Available December 18.
1960s Gay Pulp Fiction: The Misplaced Heritage Edited by Drewey Wayne Gunn and Jaime Harker A treasure trove of gay writing which occurred in
the 1960s under the banner of “pulp fiction” is given recognition and historical relevance as it pertains to gay history, for the writers creating the work, the cultural timelines and significance of its worth in a pre-Stonewall era. The broad scope and the evolu- tion of the adult paperback coincided to create a context in which gay writers could find a voice. 12 scholars examine gay pulp fiction and now offer a solid representation, giving rightful credit to this genre of gay writers. Available December 31.
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