In literary style, it is somewhat too technical to be easily understandable by the amateur student, yet not nearly technical enough to define its terms fully, and thus satisfy the scholar. For example, the term "oral sexual field", with its allied references, is not explained fully enough to be entirely clear to the lay reader.

However, these faults, if such they are, are quite minor in comparison to the very real interest and usefulness of the book as a whole. Most thoughtful readers, who are also familiar with some of the problems of homosexuality, alcoholism, or stammering, will agree that the book provides a very worth-while insight into these conditions, and that the theory itself is deserving of a much more extended treatment. -Robert Gregory

WHILE THEY

LAST:

Those Scarce and and Rare Issues

JANUARY 1953 (reprint)

That historic first issue of America's first magazine of its kind

FEBRUARY 1953 (reprint)

Address given in Frankfort, Germany by Donald Webster Cory; letter from Freud to a homosexual's mother

MAY 1953

Introducing the big controversy: Is there a homosexual culture?

JUNE 1953

Exposé of magazines that make money from the “nasty” subject

SEPTEMBER 1953

Donald Webster Cory asks: "Can Homosexuals Be Recognized?"

JANUARY 1954

First story of the Miami "homosexual pogroms”—They could happen anywhere

MARCH 1954

The first of the GAY supplements-The fable of "Gaylord Pedestrian"

Sent by first class mail: $1.00 each, or all seven for $5.00. YOU CAN STILL GET THAT FAMOUS FEBRUARY 1954 ISSUE, "THE FEMININE VIEWPOINT" IN THE COMPLETE VOLUME FOR 1954, BOUND IN HANDSOME RED BUCKRAM WITH GOLD LETTERING, AT $5.00.

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