WHAT DOES IT MEAN for a magazine to hit the Big 3-0? For a person it usually means the end of youth and entry into dreaded adulthood, but for a niche-y, literate LGBT magazine, thirty years is beyond old age, a lifespan that no one would have predicted when the first issue of The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review came out in Winter 1994. This book is Volume II of an homage to the achievement of our Contributing Artist, Charles Hefling.
Succinct and well illustrated. Includes biographical synopses of 27 well-known personalities tied to the LGBTQ community, from Cary Grant to David Sedaris. Not an in-depth narrative of anyone included, but a nice introduction. The illustrations by Charles Hefling are the highlight of this tome.