It is, also, an old-fashioned love story. In precise language that dips into the sensuous delights of the flesh and the palate, the reader witnesses the love in Amanda Linger's life.

    It answers questions such as how women make this discovery, what they do once they realize their same-gender sexuality, how family and friends deal with the situation, and what happens to marriages and families.This second edition contains a new introduction, three new chapters, a glossary of gay-related terms, and a new list of additional reading.

    Deb  joins forces with Joyce here to share not only in  the joy of the first twenty months of Deb's columns  but also to tell how the column is changing lives  by knocking down barriers that set people apart.  This is a reprint of a Doubleday hardcover  published in June, 1995."And Say Hi To  Joyce is both a valuable collection of an  engaging columnist's work and an interesting look behind  the scenes of the newspaper milieu. But it's more;  it's a heartwarming portrait of what seems a  remarkable relationship--one any reader, gay or  straight, might envy."-- The Washington  Blade"And Say Hi To  Joyce, we get the results of Price's  groundbreaking experiment: a rich collection of columns that  serves as a concise history of the gay rights  movement in the '90s."-- San Francisco  Chronicle

    Presenting 17 one-act and full-length works by a new generation of American playwrights, this groundbreaking book reflects the diversity of voices emerging in today's theater.