Paul Burston - A Queer Romance
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Its here and its queerpopular culture inhabits all our lives, whether it comes in the form of movies or magazines, TV or shopping. AQueer Romance brings together critics, writers and artists to debate the possibilities of popular culture for lesbians and gay men.
In a collection that is in-yer-face but never out-to-lunch, the contributors variously visit debates about the gaze to provide a new theory of Queer viewing; discuss texts coded as queerfrom lesbian vampires to Hollywoods use of gay codes in mainstream films such as Top Gun and Black Widow; discover whether Sandra Bernhard is really a black man masquerading as a Jewish dominatrix; consider the sexual and cultural narratives at play in the world of home shopping catalogues; explore the pleasures and perils of gay cultural production, from the radically queer film-making of Monika Treut to the wild world of homocore fanzines, and address the possibilities of texts claiming to be for the gay spectatorfrom pornography by women, for women and about women to Out TV.
The contributors to AQueer Romance dont all agree, but, taken together, the collection argues strongly that everyone can have their queer moments.
The editors: Paul Burston is the Gay Editor on Time Out, Consultant Editor on Attitude magazine, and the author of What Are You Looking At? (Cassell). Other publications he has written for include the Guardian, Sight and Sound and The Modern Review. Colin Richardson is Assistant Editor of Gay Times, writes for a number of journals and is the author of the handbook Equal Opportunities Policy into Practice: Sexuality. He helped to establish the lesbian and gay film and video distribution company OUT On A Limb Ltd, and is a member of the management committee of GALOP (Gay London Policing).
First published 1995
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Editorial matter 1995 Paul Burston and Colin Richardson
Individual chapters 1995 respective contributors
Collection 1995 Routledge
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
A queer romance: lesbians, gay men and popular culture/ edited by Paul Burston and Colin Richardson.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Gays in popular culture. 2. Homosexuality and art.
3. Homosexuality and literature.
4. Homosexuality-Public opinion.
I. Burston, Paul. II. Richardson, Colin.
HQ76.25.Q38 1994
305.90664dc20 9410783
ISBN 0-203-99094-3 Master e-book ISBN
ISBN 0-415-09617-0 (hbk)
ISBN 0-415-09618-9 (pbk)
Playboy graffiti
The absent black gaze:Some Like It Hot
Buffalo Boy
Robyn
Jacks back I
Jackiell
Jacks back II
Womens fashion ad.: Joseph
Eyeliner blues: Black Widow
Alex fingers the slide show: Black Widow
Catherine fondles the handkerchief:Black Widow
Girls by the pool: Black Widow
Alex gives Paul the pre-fuck cold shoulder: Black Widow
The kiss like a knife: Black Widow
Female to Male: Monika Treut
Heres one I prepared earlier: Virgin Machine
Publicity for Virgin Machine
Publicity for My Father Is Coming
The art of the soundbiteCamille Paglia: Female Misbehaviour
How to win friends and influence people:Female Misbehaviour
A hitch in time: eat your heart out Madonna: Super 81/2
Publicity shots for No Skin Off My Ass
Comings and (must be) goings: Super 81/2
The Prince of the Homosexuals: Bruce LaBruce
Beauty Hurts
Straight boys dont know how to give me what I want
Alistair Fate & Diane Mele
Your parents should be happy that you have such a man for a girlfriend
The changing face of lesbian and gay TV. From trendy postmodernism
to establishment triumphalism
The Village People school of gay sociology
History as a little slap on the face
Every attempt has been made to obtain permission to reproduce copyright material. If any proper acknowledgement has not been made, we would invite copyright holders to inform us of the oversight.
Paul Burston is the Gay Editor on Time Out, Consultant Editor on Attitude magazine, and the author of What Are You Looking At? (Cassell). Other publications he has written for include the Guardian, Sight and Sound and The Modern Review.
Steven Drukman has contributed to The Village Voice, American Theatre, and The Advocate as well as many other journals and periodicals. His interview with Terrence McNally will be in the forthcoming book, Interviews with American Playwrights (University of Alabama Press). He teaches and studies at New York University.
Caroline Evans lectures in fashion and cultural studies at Central St Martins College of Art and Design in London. She is co-author of Women and Fashion: ANew Look (1989) and the author of articles on women and visual culture.
Lorraine Gamman lectures in product and cultural studies at Central St Martins College of Art and Design in London. She is coeditor of The Female Gaze: Women as Viewers of Popular Culture (1988) and co-author of Female Fetishism: ANew Look (1994). She is currently writing Gone Shoppingthe Story ofShirley Pitts, Professional Thief, to be published by Penguin in 1995, and contributes journalism and reviews to newspapers and journals.
Tanya Krzywinska lectures in film and media studies at the University of North London and Buckinghamshire College, High Wycombe. She is currently working on her Ph.D. thesis, on the subject of hardcore pornography.
Bruce LaBruce is dead and living in Toronto with his pit bull, Cookie.
Z.Isiling Nataf studied Fine Art Film and Film Semiotics at the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut and San Francisco State University. She received a B.A. in Film and Television from the London Institute of Printing and is currently completing an M.A. in
Drama: The Process of Production at the University of London, Goldsmiths, where her dissertation topic is Producing a Queer Aesthetic in Lesbian Cinema. In 1986 she made the film The Mark of Lilith with Revamp Productions, a short experimental narrative which deconstructs the vampire genre and treats issues of the monstrous feminine and interracial lesbian relationships. She is currently working on a short feature which explores trans-gender subjectivities and experiments with interactive video-disc technology.
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