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2004 Independent Publisher Book Award Finalist
One of the "Best
Gay Books of 2003" by Jesse Monteagudo, "The
Book Nook"
Named "Book
of the Week" by
www.Mensfuff.org for January 5-11, 2004
 "Our
favorite book about the importance of how we, as GLBT
persons, choose to see ourselves....This book examines
relationships and core issues.....This book will inspire
and awaken you in new ways!"
— Dotti Berry, Gay
Into Straight America
"Robert Minor's gift for clarity turns
this amazing new book into the most compelling
and consequential reading experience conceivable.
I cheered his illuminating viewpoints from
cover to cover. As a stellar contribution to current
dialogues, Gay and Healthy in a Sick Society will
remain unsurpassed for many years to come.
— Jack Nichols, author of The
Gay Agenda: Talking Back to the Fundamentalists,
and past editor of GayToday.com
"Dr. Minor demonstrates that a sex-positive and
gay-positive perspective on life naturally results in
socially and ethically desirable attitudes and behaviors.
In transcending polarized gender roles and gender expectations,
gay people represent a beacon to a society hopelessly
drowning in negative anti-sexual and life-denying attitudes.
Minor holds up that light for all to see. Readable,
entertaining and unfailingly sensible, his analyses
of modern life, especially modern gay life, from GayToday
and Liberty Press deserve this second incarnation
in Gay and Healthy in a Sick Society."
— Toby Johnson,
author of GAY PERSPECTIVE: Things Our Homosexuality
Tells Us about the Nature of God and the Universe
and GAY SPIRITUALITY: The Role of Gay Identity in
the Transformation of Human Consciousness, and
founding editor of White Crane Journal
"This is a drop dead gorgeous book. Its penetrating
insights and powerful relevancy carry a knock out punch
to all foes of diversity. An inspiring challenge for
clear thinking people of every sexual orientation."
— Rev. Paul Smith, author of Is It
Okay to Call God Mother? Considering the Feminine Face
of God.
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