Suggested Readings
The Project recommends the following works that include information about St. Louis' LGBT history - in both short and long forms.
Works That Address St. Louis LGBT People/Life/Issues/History:
- Cruise Magazine (Vol. 2. Num. 9)
- Farm Boys by Will Fellows
- Gay American History of Johnathan Katz
- Gay and Lesbian St. Louis by Steven Louis Brawley
- High Styles by Buddy Walton
- Homo Sexual Complexion Perverts in St. Louis by Charles Hughes (Alienst and Neurologist, Nov. 1907).
- Homosexuality III (American Journal of Psychiatry, Feb. 1979)
- In Her Place by Katharine Corbett
- Laud Humphreys: by John Galligher, Wayne Brekhus, and David Keys
- Men in Eden by William Benemann
- Out of the Closets by Laud Humphreys
- Reclaiming the Heartland by Karen Lee Osborne and William J. Spurlin
- Tea Room Trade by Laud Humphreys
- The Eagle on the Coin by R.V. Cassill
- The Guild Guide (1973 Edition)
- The Homosexual in America (Time Magazine, Oct. 31, 1969)
- The Intersexes by Xavier Mayne/Edward Irenaeus Prime-Stevenson (1906 Privately Printed)
- The Lavender Baedeker (1966 Edition)
- The Seed Time for Gay Rights by Rodney Wilson (Gateway Heritage Magazine, Fall 1994)
- The Story of a Life by Claude Hartland (first autobiography written by a gay man in America)
- U.S.A. Confidential by Jack Latt and Lee Mortimer
Works Written by LGBT St. Louisans About LGBT Life/Issues/History:
- A Crystal Diary by Frankie Hucklenbroich (fiction based upon life)
- Farm Boy, City Girl: From Gene to Miss Gina by Gene Dawson
- Beyond the Down Low by Keith Boykin
- Homosexuality in Perspective by William Masters and Virginia Masters
- The Formation of the 20th Century Queer Autobiographer by Georgia Johnston
- This is What a Lesbian Looks Like edited by Kris Kleindienst
- Queer America by Vicki Eaklor