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'''Wallace Hamilton Press''' is a publishing house operated by [[NAMBLA]]. It was set up sometime in the early 1990s and named after author and playwright [[Wallace Hamilton]], a NAMBLA member who died in 1983. | '''Wallace Hamilton Press''' is a publishing house operated by [[NAMBLA]]. It was set up sometime in the early 1990s and named after author and playwright [[Wallace Hamilton]], a NAMBLA member who died in 1983. | ||
Wallace Hamilton Press specialized in scholarly works and fiction with [[pederasty]] as a unifying theme. Its published books include several edited volumes that appeared in the ''NAMBLA Journal'' series including ''Varieties of Man-Boy Love: Modern Western Context'' (1992, edited by Mark Pascal), ''Greek Love Reconsidered'' (2000, edited by Thomas K. Hubbard) as well as works of fiction. A notable example of the latter is [[Luis Miguel Fuentes]]' ''Diary of a dirty boy'' (1998). | Wallace Hamilton Press specialized in scholarly works and fiction with [[pederasty]] as a unifying theme. Its published books include several edited volumes that appeared in the ''NAMBLA Journal'' series, including ''Varieties of Man-Boy Love: Modern Western Context'' (1992, edited by Mark Pascal), ''Greek Love Reconsidered'' (2000, edited by [[Thomas_Hubbard|Thomas K. Hubbard]]), as well as works of fiction. A notable example of the latter is [[Luis Miguel Fuentes]]' ''Diary of a dirty boy'' (1998). | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:40, 11 March 2024
Wallace Hamilton Press is a publishing house operated by NAMBLA. It was set up sometime in the early 1990s and named after author and playwright Wallace Hamilton, a NAMBLA member who died in 1983.
Wallace Hamilton Press specialized in scholarly works and fiction with pederasty as a unifying theme. Its published books include several edited volumes that appeared in the NAMBLA Journal series, including Varieties of Man-Boy Love: Modern Western Context (1992, edited by Mark Pascal), Greek Love Reconsidered (2000, edited by Thomas K. Hubbard), as well as works of fiction. A notable example of the latter is Luis Miguel Fuentes' Diary of a dirty boy (1998).
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