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The Iconic cover illustrated by Doug Weaver.

"Tina threw her body around like a wild baseball."

In "Queer Pulp," Susan Stryker finds a shift in the tone of gay pulps, from a focus on social realism to "sexual wish-fuflillment" with the lessening of obsecnity laws in the mid 1960s.

"The heard and answered the compelling call of...a different drum."

"Fear Drove Him Into the Third-Sex Shadow World!"

Gay Treason imagines a gay man giving U.S. secrets to the Nazis durint WWII. Like Go Down, Aaron, this novel-cover links sexual and political "perversions."

"Mike was the Cop Who Mopped Up...Gay Vista."

I'm not sure if this outlandish cover bares any passing resemblance to the plot within.

"No one could admire him more than himself."

"he won the gay vote by a sinslide."