In his new memoir, “Gay Bar,” Jeremy Atherton L documents his personal history and the history of queer inty by explorg gay bars around the world.
Contents:
- HOW TO BEE POPULAR AT A GAY BAR
- A MEMOIR ABOUT QUEER INTY, TOLD ONE GAY BAR AT A TIME
- THE DOS & DON'TS OF GAY CLUBBG
- WICHA GAY BARS, CLUBS AND HOTELS
- WHAT EXACTLY IS THE POT OF A “STRAIGHT-FRIENDLY” GAY BAR?
- THE 30 BT GAY BARS NYC
- HOW ‘GAY’ SHOULD A GAY BAR BE?
HOW TO BEE POPULAR AT A GAY BAR
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A MEMOIR ABOUT QUEER INTY, TOLD ONE GAY BAR AT A TIME
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THE DOS & DON'TS OF GAY CLUBBG
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WICHA GAY BARS, CLUBS AND HOTELS
How n I get to a gay bar when I'm 21? Dgs n feature the gay club scene, but dog dgs do not make you popular and may even isolate you or get you barred. AdvertisementSKIP Jeremy Atherton LWhen you purchase an penntly reviewed book through our se, we earn an affiliate 9, 2021GAY BARWhy We Went OutBy Jeremy Atherton LHistory, as is tght, is a straight le of domo fallg — the relentls clack of fact htg fact, an orrly que of aly stretchg on forever.
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WHAT EXACTLY IS THE POT OF A “STRAIGHT-FRIENDLY” GAY BAR?
Like any good gay bar, this book has a bouncer, and his name is is Atherton L’s first book, but benefs om his extensive experience as an sayist and an edor of Failed Stat, a journal about plac. “Gay Bar” is well crafted (which is pecially pleasg nsirg this is a memoir about stctur), wh a strong thorial hand that mak the rear feel refully shepherd through the text, even as Atherton L jumps s and ntents. When he discs an important 1966 prott at the historic Greenwich Village gay bar Juli’, he c a New York Tim article to talk about the “tr of activists” volved — not realizg that the article left out a fourth man, Randy Wicker (the only one still alive, cintally enough) a half page later, though, Atherton L warns that spe the activist claim that gay bars “should be kept open to facilate knowledge passg between generatns, ” he himself had never really received gay wisdom “on a barstool.
THE 30 BT GAY BARS NYC
” This book is not about history, the subject you study, but history, that thg you have wh that guy by the jebox whose name you n’t the fal chapter of “Gay Bar, ” Atherton L grappl wh gog to a new generatn of bars, created by very different forc, meetg very different needs.
HOW ‘GAY’ SHOULD A GAY BAR BE?
Fans wept when Roosterfish, the Wtsi’s olst gay bar, closed 2016. Micky’s WeHo has long been a staple on Wt Hollywood’s strip of gay nightclubs and bars on Santa Moni Boulevard, known for s open-walled two-story buildg where passersby n see the party ragg om the street.