This collection of shorter works is a glimpse of gay & lesbian life in the 1980's. Characters of different walks of life, & nationalities. Some deal with substance abuse. Most deal with their love lives. Tales of struggle and lesbian strength.

Continuing journal of an old transsexual man living in poverty in San Francisco. He is a fine arts painter, writer, and spiritual seeker.

This book lists all 80 of author Red Jordan Arobateau's titles with description and or excerpts of each, as of date autumn 2007.

Continuing journal of an old transsexual man living in poverty with his 2 parrots and cat. He is a writer, painter & goes to religious institutions in his spiritual quest. His life & times. Many interesting interactions with fascinating characters. He lives in the queer, arts mecca, San Francisco. He sits in the sun on fire hydrants and ledges of buildings, writing his infameous NOTES, which comprise these journals; he is seeing a male hustler and a dancer at the gay men's strip show.

Continuing journal of an old transsexual man living in poverty with his 2 parrots and cat. He is a writer, painter & goes to religious institutions in his spiritual quest. His life & times. Many interesting interactions with fascinating characters. He lives in the queer, arts mecca, San Francisco. He sits in the sun on fire hydrants and ledges of buildings, writing his infameous NOTES, which comprise these journals; he is seeing a male hustler and a dancer at the gay men's strip show.

The continuing journal of an old transsexual man living in poverty with his 2 parrots and cat. He is a writer, painter &... goes to religious institutions in his spiritual quest. His life & times. Many interesting interactions with fascinating characters. He lives in the queer, arts mecca, San Francisco. He is treated to free coffee at the Persian coffeehouse, and sits in the sun on fire hydrants and ledges of buildings, writing his infameous NOTES, which comprise these journals.

No detailed description available for "The Other Side of the Story".

Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Psalm 30:5 Depression, disappointments, divorce, and deliveranceall in one book. I had to faith it till I made it. My desire is to use my life as the vehicle to get someone dealing with depression, abuse, and divorce over to a place where they can move forward in God. There is life after it all! I am a witness. God didnt want me to take my journey personally; this was bigger than me. My pain was for a purpose, and I was handpicked for the journey. Ive had mountaintop-high and valley-low experiences, but they were not for me. They were for someone else. God knew the plans he had for my life, and it included a platform for people who feel like they cannot persevere. As women, we put on masks and we pretend real good, but we are no good for anybody walking dead! Walking dead and empty just to say we have a man, a marriage, and a materialistic life. When you read my book, you will see that in the midst of the storm, God propped me up and pushed me through. If God did it for me, he will do it for you, because he has no respect of persons. Just read it because God got the glory, but now I am telling my story. Not to demean anyone in my book but to help deliver everyone I encounter who is battling with what life dealt them: a hand that seems to be the losing hand.

The authors-professional psychologists who work with children and families-believe that adults can help children build hope and combat hopelessness, and use stories that children construct about themselves to document the hope-building process. Included are two useful appendixes and a new introduction, in which the authors respond to readers' questions and reactions to the original edition, which was published by Westview Press in 1997.