politics post-aids identities progressive

books:

The Kids' Book About Parents
Eric E. and Students at Fayerweather Street School Rofes

Houghton Mifflin (Juv), 1984

Thirty-one children, ages eleven to fourteen, from a variety of family situations, address numerous parent-child issues to help other "kids" develop strategies in dealing with parents. Includes sixty-four specific topics such as overprotectiveness, bedtime, gay parents, adoption, sex, and punishment.

The Kids' Book of Divorce: By, For, and About Kids
Eric E. Rofes

Stephen Greene Pr, 1981

Twenty children, aged 11 to 14, discuss various aspects of divorce, including custody arrangements, parents' boyfriends and girlfriends, how they were first told about their parents' divorce, and how divorce has changed them.

Dry Bones Breathe: Gay Men Creating Post-AIDS Identities and Cultures (Haworth Gay & Lesbian Studies) ...

2 reviews
Eric E. Rofes

Routledge, 1998

Truly smart writing about gay culture.
Rofes look at gay life and culture--including his own--is the most refreshing take on gay male sexuality I have read in ten years. Yes, he takes on other gay writers, but he takes on their ideas, he doesn't attack them. His insights into the AIDS crisis, and how gay men are adjusting to a post-crisis era, are profoundly moving. I would recommend this book to anyone who's had it with ...