Daniel Garrett

4 books

In the Life: A Black Gay Anthology by Brad Johnson, Jerry Thompson, Bernard Branner, James Charles Roberts, Philip Robinson, Daniel Garrett, Bruce Nugent, Craig G. Harris, Reginald Shepherd, Stephan Lee Dais, Essex Hemphill, Joseph Beam, Gilberto Gerald, Max C. Smith, Donald W. Woods, Charles Michael Smith, Assotto Saint, A. Billy S. Jones, Oye Apeji Ajanaku, Melvin Dixon, Blackberri, Sidney Brinkley, James S. Tinney

In the Life: A Black Gay Anthology

Brad Johnson, Jerry Thompson, Bernard Branner, James Charles Roberts, Philip Robinson, Daniel Garrett, Bruce Nugent, Craig G. Harris, Reginald Shepherd, Stephan Lee Dais, Essex Hemphill, Joseph Beam, Gilberto Gerald, Max C. Smith, Donald W. Woods, Charles Michael Smith, Assotto Saint, A. Billy S. Jones, Oye Apeji Ajanaku, Melvin Dixon, Blackberri, Sidney Brinkley, James S. Tinney

585 pages • paperback • 1986

nonfiction lgbtqia+ poetry race reflective slow-paced
Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (1993, The New Bi Joy of Sex) by J. LeRoy, Efraim Gonzales, Thyme Seigel, Mary-Lou Brockett, Sunah Cherwin, Daniel Garrett, Cole Roland, Johann Landau, Naomi Tucker, Autumn Courtney, Paul Smith, Auntie Margo, Charles Davis, J. Randolph Terwilliger, Deborah Salazar, Uncle Bruce, Roberta Gregory, Teresa Ann Pearcey, Indigo Som, Emerson St. Claire, Neil MacLean, Maureen McDonnell, Margo Rila, Charles Haynes, Lani Kaahumanu, Selena Whang, Jim Frazin, Dajenya, Claudia Smelser, elias farajajé-jones, Neil MacLain, Carol A. Queen, Bill Brent

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (1993, The New Bi Joy of Sex)

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality #5

J. LeRoy, Efraim Gonzales, Thyme Seigel, Mary-Lou Brockett, Sunah Cherwin, Daniel Garrett, Cole Roland, Johann Landau, Naomi Tucker, Autumn Courtney, Paul Smith, Auntie Margo, Charles Davis, J. Randolph Terwilliger, Deborah Salazar, Uncle Bruce, Roberta Gregory, Teresa Ann Pearcey, Indigo Som, Emerson St. Claire, Neil MacLean, Maureen McDonnell, Margo Rila, Charles Haynes, Lani Kaahumanu, Selena Whang, Jim Frazin, Dajenya, Claudia Smelser, elias farajajé-jones, Neil MacLain, Carol A. Queen, Bill Brent

69 pages • digital • 1993 not a book user-added

nonfiction erotica essays feminism gender health lgbtqia+ poetry science fiction
Anything That Moves: The Magazine for the Inner Bisexual by Jo, Jenna Jones, Anthony Kopec, Monica McLemore, Mary McGhee, Daniel Garrett, Rachael House, Dorinne, Marti Hohmann, Mickey Skee, Melusine, Lani Ka'ahumanu, Jo Hirschman, Anthony D. O'con, Alina Ever, N. Johnson, Joel' Bradley-Hess, Dwayne, Erich Steinman, Karla Rossi, Mark Silver, Areena, Leah Lilith Albrecht-Samarasinha, Kiwi, Liz. A Highleyman, Zhahai Stewart, Rick Gerharter, Harlan D. Burr, Margo Rila, Bill Dawson, Bill Buege, Claude Moller, Mick Quinlan, Holly Glaser, Joel Perez, Helene Bonnlander, Joy Harjo, Michael Bradley-Hess, Chris Leavitt, Michael P. Burton, Lisa Yimm, Loraine Hutchins, H. Kenrick Mills, Bill Brent

Anything That Moves: The Magazine for the Inner Bisexual

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality #12

Jo, Jenna Jones, Anthony Kopec, Monica McLemore, Mary McGhee, Daniel Garrett, Rachael House, Dorinne, Marti Hohmann, Mickey Skee, Melusine, Lani Ka'ahumanu, Jo Hirschman, Anthony D. O'con, Alina Ever, N. Johnson, Joel' Bradley-Hess, Dwayne, Erich Steinman, Karla Rossi, Mark Silver, Areena, Leah Lilith Albrecht-Samarasinha, Kiwi, Liz. A Highleyman, Zhahai Stewart, Rick Gerharter, Harlan D. Burr, Margo Rila, Bill Dawson, Bill Buege, Claude Moller, Mick Quinlan, Holly Glaser, Joel Perez, Helene Bonnlander, Joy Harjo, Michael Bradley-Hess, Chris Leavitt, Michael P. Burton, Lisa Yimm, Loraine Hutchins, H. Kenrick Mills, Bill Brent

68 pages • digital • 1996 not a book user-added

nonfiction comics essays gender health lgbtqia+ poetry
Counter-Hegemonic Resistance in China's Hong Kong: Visualizing Protest in the City by Daniel Garrett

Counter-Hegemonic Resistance in China's Hong Kong: Visualizing Protest in the City

Daniel Garrett

396 pages • hardcover

nonfiction politics informative medium-paced