Ron Suresha | January 27, 2009
Call for research subjects:
Long-term Cohabitating Male Triads
sought for new masculinities research study project
Dear friends,
I have recently initiated a research project, including applying for a grant, that will prove to be of interest and value to the gay/bi male community, and I need assistance in locating research subjects.
I am an independent masculinities writer currently seeking long-term [...]
Ron Suresha | January 25, 2009
The Lambda Literary Foundation has announced the nominees for their 21st annual awards “for excellence in literature” — commonly known as the Lammies.
Kinsey Zero Through Sixty: Bisexual Perspectives on Kinsey, edited by Ron Jackson Suresha, published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis Journals, was nominated in two categories: Bisexual Literature, and GLBTQ Anthologies.
According to the LLF website, [...]
Ron Suresha | January 19, 2009
Listen to the Cubs Out Loud podcast
interview of Bear of the Year named by The Complete Bear,
Ron Suresha
COL049: 2008 Best of Bears Part 1: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
2008 Bear of the Year – Ron Suresha & Bear Bones Books
Listen to the interview in the first of COL’s “Best [...]
Ron Suresha | January 15, 2009
Bear Bones Books noted in Lambda Lit salon interview
John Morgan Wilson’s new Lambda Literary Foundation column, Book Buzz, features an interview with Lethe Press publisher Steve Berman, and they chatted about, among other things, the new Bear Bones Books imprint.
JMW: In the past year you’ve added two new imprints, White Crane Books and Bear Bones [...]
Ron Suresha | January 13, 2009
Cover for Kinsey Zero through Sixty
You might be interested in checking out my written contributions to the Journal of Bisexuality special Kinsey retrospective, now available individually from Informaworld:
Kinsey Zero through Sixty, Journal of Bisexuality 8:3-4
Commemorating the sixtieth anniversary of the 1948 publication of Sexual Behavior in the Human Male, by Alfred C. Kinsey, [...]
Ron Suresha | January 6, 2009
Ron was voted
Bear of the Year
in The Complete Bear’s 2008 “Best of the Bears” contest!
No, this is not an illustration of Ron, though there is a resemblance.
Thanks to Jeff for the nomination and to everyone who voted!
Check out the complete list of other categories here.
Check out The Complete Bear’s interview with Ron!
