Neil MacLean

4 books

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 • first pub 1993 (editions) not a book user-added

nonfiction erotica essays feminism gender health lgbtqia+ poetry science fiction
Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (Spring 1991) by Amanda Udis-Kessler, Greta M. Harris, Thyme S. Seigel, M.S. Montgomery, Kenneth Pobo, Wendell Jones, David Lourea, Paul Smith, Jeff Goldthorpe, Kuwaza Imara, Emerson St. Clair, Cheryl Millett, Mary Munat, John Rosin, Batya Weinbaum, Neil MacLean, Teresa Ann Pearey, Margo Rila, Lani Kaahumanu, Peggy Krouskoff, Loraine Hutchins, Beth Reba Weise

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (Spring 1991)

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality #2

Amanda Udis-Kessler, Greta M. Harris, Thyme S. Seigel, M.S. Montgomery, Kenneth Pobo, Wendell Jones, David Lourea, Paul Smith, Jeff Goldthorpe, Kuwaza Imara, Emerson St. Clair, Cheryl Millett, Mary Munat, John Rosin, Batya Weinbaum, Neil MacLean, Teresa Ann Pearey, Margo Rila, Lani Kaahumanu, Peggy Krouskoff, Loraine Hutchins, Beth Reba Weise

69 pages • first pub 1991 (editions) not a book user-added

essays feminism gender health history lgbtqia+ poetry race
Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (Summer '91) by Amber, Efraim Gonzales, Alice Miller, Susan J. Sparrow, Mary-Lou Brockett, M.S. Montgomery, Chris Beatty, Sunah Cherwin, Stacy Miller, Kenneth Pobo, David Lourea, Paul Smith, Andy Plumb, Marcy Sheiner, Auntie Margo, Selena Anne Shephard, Melvin Frankel, Jason Kent, Uncle Bruce, ben e factory, Susan Sparrow, Teresa Ann Pearcey, Mary Munat, Jamison Green, Stacey Miller, Hal Zina Bennett, Emerson St. Claire, John Rosin, Kore Archer, Jayne, Neil MacLean, Li Min Hua, Angela Lorio, Gerard Palmeri, Maureen McDonnell, Margo Rila, Indigo, Jessea NR Greenman, Jim Frazin, Dajenya, Laurence W. Thomas

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality (Summer '91)

Anything That Moves: Beyond the Myths of Bisexuality #3

Amber, Efraim Gonzales, Alice Miller, Susan J. Sparrow, Mary-Lou Brockett, M.S. Montgomery, Chris Beatty, Sunah Cherwin, Stacy Miller, Kenneth Pobo, David Lourea, Paul Smith, Andy Plumb, Marcy Sheiner, Auntie Margo, Selena Anne Shephard, Melvin Frankel, Jason Kent, Uncle Bruce, ben e factory, Susan Sparrow, Teresa Ann Pearcey, Mary Munat, Jamison Green, Stacey Miller, Hal Zina Bennett, Emerson St. Claire, John Rosin, Kore Archer, Jayne, Neil MacLean, Li Min Hua, Angela Lorio, Gerard Palmeri, Maureen McDonnell, Margo Rila, Indigo, Jessea NR Greenman, Jim Frazin, Dajenya, Laurence W. Thomas

69 pages • first pub 1991 (editions) not a book user-added

nonfiction education essays feminism gender health lgbtqia+ politics
Serving Life 25-One Guard's Story by Neil MacLean

Serving Life 25-One Guard's Story

Neil MacLean

296 pages • missing pub info (editions)

nonfiction crime politics true crime