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GAY CANADA:

a bibliography and videography,

1984 - 2008

compiled by

Alex Spence

This printable version corresponds in contents to the 2009 Web-mounted edition carried by the University of Saskatchewan Library at its "Saskatchewan Resources for Sexual Diversity" Web site. It is provided to encourage and facilitate research, but reproduction in whole or in part in any format is subject to all applicable copyright laws. Copyright holders in the various previous editions, of which this is the latest consolidation, are either Alex Spence solely or Alex Spence together with Canadian Scholars' Press Inc. See Acknowledgments and Introduction sections for additional information.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

To Canadian Scholars' Press Inc., Toronto, and especially to Dr. Jack Wayne, president emeritus, for publishing the print editions of 2001 and 2002 To former and current staff members of Special Collections, University of

Saskatchewan Lib

rary, for their skills, time, and interest in making the list available electronically To University of Saskatchewan Library administrators for accepting the document as an appropriate addition to their electronic collections To Neil Richards, for his support on countless occasions, his many suggestions for additions to the list, and in appreciation of his long-running and ongoing work in queer collection development and access for the university and the larger community.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE DES MATIÈRES

INTRODUCTION TO THE ELECTRONIC EDITION i

GENERAL COMMENTS v

METHODOLOGY viii

LITERATURE / LITTÉRATURE

POETRY / POÉSIE 1

DRAMA / THÉÂTRE 34

NOVELS / ROMANS 57

ESSAYS / ESSAIS 106

SHORT STORIES / NOUVELLES 108

ANTHOLOGIES 119

MISCELLANEOUS / DIVERS 133

LITERARY CRITICISM / CRITIQUE LITTÉRAIRE 142

BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY/INTERVIEWS//

BIOGRAPHIE/AUTOBIOGRAPHIE/ENTRETIENS 186

ARTS / LES ARTS

GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS /

OUVRAGES GÉNÉRAUX

ET DIVERS 217

CINEMA 224

OTHER VISUAL ARTS (including photography)//

D'AUTRES ARTS VISUELS (y compris la photographie) 239

THEATRE / THÉÂTRE 250

MUSIC / MUSIQUE 255

VIDEOS/FILMS 260

EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS / L'ÉDUCATION ET LES ÉCOLES 314

YOUTH ISSUES / QUESTIONS POUR LA JEUNESSE 371

HISTORY / HISTOIRE 391

RELIGION

GENERAL WORKS / OUVRAGES GÉNÉRAUX 421

ANGLICAN / L'ÉGLISE ANGLICANE 433

MENNONITES 442

METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 445

PRESBYTERIAN / L'ÉGLISE PRESBYTÉRIENNE 446

ROMAN CATHOLIC / CATHOLICISME 448

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA / ÉGLISE UNIE 457

OTHER CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS /

D'AUTRE SECTES CHRÉTIENNES 465

ISLAM 469

SIKHISM 470

OTHER / AUTRES 470

LAW, JUDICIARY, AND CIVIL RIGHTS //

LA LOI ET LES DROITS DE LA PERSONNE 471

YEAR/ANNÉE 2008 472

YEAR/ANNÉE 2007 473

YEAR/ANNÉE 2006 478

YEAR/ANNÉE 2005 481

YEAR/ANNÉE 2004 486

YEAR/ANNÉE 2003 495

YEAR/ANNÉE 2002 502

YEAR/ANNÉE 2001 510

YEAR/ANNÉE 2000 514

YEAR/ANNÉE 1999 522

YEAR/ANNÉE 1998 528

YEAR/ANNÉE 1997 533

YEAR/ANNÉE 1996 537

YEAR/ANNÉE 1995 543

YEAR/ANNÉE 1994 547

YEAR/ANNÉE 1993 552

YEAR/ANNÉE 1992 556

YEAR/ANNÉE 1991 559

YEAR/ANNÉE 1990 561

YEAR/ANNÉE 1989 562

YEARS/ANNÉES 1987/1988 563

YEARS/ANNÉES 1985/1986 565

PRE-1985/AVANT 1985 568

IMMIGRATION 570

MEDICINE AND HEALTH (except for HIV/AIDS)

/ LA MÉDECINE ET LA SANTÉ (sauf pour le VIH/le SIDA) 576

AIDS/HIV/SAFE SEX // LE SIDA/VIH/SAFE SEX 608

PSYCHOLOGY / PSYCHOLOGIE 647

SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY //

SOCIOLOGIE/ANTHROPOLOGIE 684

GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS /

OUVRAGES GÉNÉRAUX

ET DIVERS 684

GAY RELATIONSHIPS/GAY MARRIAGE/FAMILY 733

GAY PARENTS/CUSTODY/ADOPTION 770

AGING / LES GAIS ET LES LESBIENNES PLUS ÂGÉ(E)S 779

PARENTS OF GAYS/LESBIANS 785

VIOLENCE/ABUSE/HOMOPHOBIA 789

POLICE 820

MINORITY GROUPS WITHIN THE CANADIAN GAY

COMMUNITY // LES MINORITÉS DANS LA

COMMUNAUTÉ GAIE ET LESBIENNE 826

PUBLIC OPINION / OPINION PUBLIQUE 838

ADDICTIONS / L'ALCOOLISME ET LA TOXICOMANIE 842

PROSTITUTION 845

GAY/LESBIAN ORGANIZATIONS //

ORGANISMES GAIS ET LESBIENS 847

SOCIAL SERVICES AND SOCIAL WORK /

LES SERVICES SOCIAUX 851

EMPLOYMENT/LABOUR/BENEFITS //

LES MILIEUX DE TRAVAIL 866

POLITICS AND POLITICIANS /

LA POLITIQUE ET LES POLITICIEN(NE)S 882

CENSORSHIP / CENSURE 904

JOURNALISM/PUBLISHING AND BOOKSELLING/

MASS MEDIA // LE JOURNALISME/LES ÉDITEURS ET

LES LIBRAIRES/MEDIAS 912

LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES //

LES BIBLIOTHÈQUES ET LES ARCHIVES 923

SPORT / SPORTS 927

MILITARY / LES FORCES ARMÉES 935

TRANSSEXUALS/TRANSGENDERED // TRANSSEXUALISME

941

BISEXUALS / BISEXUALITÉ 963

INTERNET RESOURCES 970

DIRECTORIES (PRINT) / GUIDES 978

BIBLIOGRAPHIES, CHECKLISTS, AND INDEXES 983

BUSINESS / AFFAIRES 990

MISCELLANY / DIVERS 993

CANADIAN GAY AND LESBIAN PERIODICALS //

PÉRIODIQUES CANADIENS POUR LES GAIS ET

LES LESBIENNES 1010

CENSUS DATA 1019

i

INTRODUCTION TO THE

UPDATED AND REVISED ELECTRONIC EDITION (2009)

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING

BIBLIOGRAPHIC COVERAGE:

The title of the updated bibliography carries the date range of 1984 to 2008. This range should be interpreted carefully, with consideration of the following comments: There are, for the entire period of coverage, major difficulties in reaching for comprehensiveness because of weaknesses in indexing and library cataloguing policies, including (but not only) the problem of lack of subject acce ss to fictional works. Quite beyond that matter, however, there is the issue, for the most recent years, of time lag between publication of a work and its inclusion (when there is inclusion at all) in library catalogues and by indexing services. The user should note well, then, that the intensive systematic search of databases for this current update was conducted from mid-

August to early October 2008

. Discoveries from various sources were added to the list both before that period and after, and some items were added as late as early 2009. However, there will be lacunae particularly for late 2008. There will certainly also be items missed from early

2008 and for

the years immediately preceding, because of the time lag difficulty just noted. The serious researcher will, then, after some time has passed wish to examine again indexing sources to gather additional items for the years towards the end of the coverage date range. Users should also familiarize themselves more generally with the scope of coverage of the bibliography by reading the rest of the Introduction.

GENERAL COMMENTS ON THE UPDATED EDITION

With respect to the introductory section of this current bibliography update, the user will note that much has been carried over from the first electronic edition, with changes made when it seemed necessary to do so. Electronic mounting of the Gay Canada bibliography has been made possible with the generous cooperation of staff of the University of Saskatchewan Library and is done with the permission of the copyright holders, Alex Spence and Canadian Scholars' Press Inc. A link is provided from this electronic edition to the Canadian Scholars' Press Inc. Web site. The electronic edition was first mounted by the University of Saskatchewan Library in 2005, at which time it provided quite thorough coverage from 1984 to approximately 2002. Some references were included for imprints of the years 2003 to 2005. This present electronic document updates the 2005 document by adding, as noted above, references gathered primarily through systematic index searches conducted from mid-August to early October 2008. It also includes post-2002 references discovered in other ways, often by chance, and items from the 1984
-2002 period which came to light after publication of previous versions of the bibliography. These additional items have been interfiled into the original 2005 Web-mounted document. There has been much publication activity from 2002 to the present, reflecting literary, legal, social, and popular cultural developments and interests. The result is that a printed list of the current updates runs to approximately 300 pages. Those items added through this updating are primarily print-format works, although there are as well quite a few links to electronically available documents. (In this regard, the comment of a letter writer, Mel Keegan, to the Toronto

glbt periodical, Xtra! (January 1, 2009, p. 17) is of interest. His claim, in reference specifically to

ii gay literature, is that "[m]uch of the best gay writing, publishing and (often) reading happens online these days." The compiler has no good sense of the level of electronic compared with

traditional print publication in this regard, but if that writer's claim is valid, then the user might

wish to supplement a search of this current bibliography with additional investigation for possibly uncatalogued and unindexed online sources). As with earlier editions of the list, the compiler hopes that facilitation of access through this updated document encourages further research, leads to reading enjoyment, and expands general awareness of significant issues for what is now a time span of roughly a quarter century, during which there has been particularly much legal, judicial, literary, and other activity in Canada. (As a reminder, the list also extends time period coverage of the earlier print-format Homosexuality in Canada bibliographies (1 st ed., 1979; 2 nd ed., 1984), which may be consulted for older work). The Gay Canada bibliography seeks to provide a broad overview of Canadian events by providing references drawn from many disciplines. To understand the limitations of the list, the user is strongly advised to read thoroughly the introductory material and to pay attention particularly to the contents of the Methodology section. Although the sections following appear much as they did in the first edition (2001) of Gay Canada , with only minor subsequent changes (including minor changes for this 2008 Web mounting), the information is still relevant with respect to sources of information, search strategy suggestions, and comparison and contrast with extent of database coverage for the 2008 updating. The current updated and revised electronic edition consolidates references which appear in two print publications, and incorporates the more recent search results as well a few error corrections and other minor changes found to be necessary after issuance of earlier print publications. The two print publications are the following, compiled by Alex Spence: Gay Canada: A bibliography and videography, 1984-2000, including many added citations from 2001 and early 2002. Rev. and expanded ed.; Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press, 2002. (xiii, 603 p.; ISBN 1551302217) and First supplement to the revised and expanded edition (2002) of Gay Canada: A bibliography and videography, 1984-2000: Providing reference to additional imprints of 2001, 2002 and 2003 and to some further items uncovered from the

1984-2000 period and earlier. Toronto: iirg, 2004. (ii, 121 p.; ISBN 0968458815)

[The first of the two works listed above, Gay Canada, was itself issued in one part, as cited above, but also in two parts (in both cases under the Canadian Scholars' Press imprint). The two- part version comprised the following: the first edition of Gay Canada: A bibliography and videography, 1984 -2000, published in 2001 (ISBN 1551302063), and Gay Canada: A bibliography and videography. Supplement, issued in 2002 (ISBN 1551302233), with the 2002 Supplement issued for the financial convenience of those institutions which had purchased the first edition and which might not have wished to purchase the full new 2002 edition.] Search and compilation methodology for the 2008 updating generally follows that used for earlier editions and supplements. See the Methodology section, and also read the added parenthetical guidance note at the opening of that section. iii Scholarly subject databases, general indexes, and miscellaneous other sources examined to provide the references displayed in the electronic document (2005) are listed in the Methodology section. The user should note that the major scholarly subject databases were re-examined for this 2008 electronic update, using search strategies quite similar to those employed earlier . However, not all of the library catalogues and general indexes that were checked for the earlier edition were given quite the same examination for the update. These limitations were imposed partially by reconsideration of probable degree of overlap among some

of those sources and partially by time constraints. One result of this, as an example, is that, with

respect to library catalogues, only the AMICUS catalogue (which presents many English and French references from a host of Canadian libraries of various kinds) was examined, but the catalogues of the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec and of Canada's largest public library, the Toronto Public Library, were not. A second result is that, because the general periodical index, CPI.Q, was given more thorough examination for this update, and was done early on, the later checking of CBCA, also a general index, was consequently limited to items that were displayed in that source as being scholarly in nature, while leaving aside the general magazine and newspaper items. (As a collateral matter, the CPI.Q index also provides reference to items from the Globe & Mail newspaper, which newspaper, listed separately as a source in the Methodology section, was therefore not examined on its own, as it was for some earlier searches). Considering these matters, then, and depending on the depth of research interest, some users may wish to carry examination of some sources to a greater level of detail, particularly regarding general (non-scholarly) references. It will be noted, though, that from the very first edition of this bibliography, general-interest reports (magazine and newspaper articles, editorials and opinion pieces), because of their overwhelming number and frequently quite ephemeral nature, have been included selectively, on the basis of the compiler's judgment of relative significance, to avoid excessive cluttering of the list. For the guidance of those users researching narrowly and deeply, then, the following is a list of the databases which were searched in preparation of the 2008 update. This list could be compared with the sources examined in the earlier compilations (see Methodology section) and may suggest additional avenues for data mining. The following databases were searched for the period from the beginning of 2002 onwards. Thus, retrieval was for items indexed or catalogued as of late Summer 2008, approximately.

1) AMICUS catalogue

2) Proquest Dissertations & Theses

3) MLA International Bibliography

4) America: History and Life

5) ERIC (education database)

6) Psychological Abstracts

7) CSA Sociological Abstracts

8) CPI.Q

9) CBCA Full

10) Canadian Research Index

11) LegalTrac

iv

12) Index to Canadian Legal Literature

13) Expanded Academic ASAP

Examined also were the recent Canadian gay poets anthology,

Seminal, edited by John Barton

and Billeh Nickerson. Several university faculty publication lists were also looked at and some references were discovered through Web exploration. Given the details and caveats discussed in the previous paragraphs, it is the compiler's opinion that the updated and revised electronic edition provides a quite good and broad overview of significant Canadian activities and events in diverse subject areas from 1984 into 2008, keeping always in mind inevitable indexing and cataloguing delays and omissions of various sorts. The list continues, nevertheless, to be incomplete, and is always to be viewed as a work in progress. That this is the case is apparent from the number of imprints of the period 1984-2000 which, although now appearing on the current electronic list, had not been discovered for the first edition (2001) of the

Gay Canada

bibliography. The best that can be hoped is that a high percentage of significant works has been uncovered and that a guiding overview of the Canadian situation is offered to the user who wishes to delve further and in greater detail. As a reminder: for older published Canadian material on gay issues, please consult Alexquotesdbs_dbs25.pdfusesText_31

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