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Edition 12 (2000)

AnthologyBisexual LiteratureChildren's or Young AdultDramaGay FictionGay Memoir or BiographyGay PoetryGay RomanceJeanne Córdova PrizeJim Duggins Outstanding Mid-Career Novelists' PrizeJudith A. Markowitz AwardLesbian FictionLesbian Memoir or BiographyLesbian PoetryLesbian RomanceLGBTQ+ ComicsLGBTQ+ Romance & EroticaLGBTQ+ StudiesNonfictionPublishing Professional AwardRandall Kenan PrizeScience Fiction, Fantasy and HorrorTransgender LiteratureTrustee AwardVisionary AwardBisexual FictionBisexual NonfictionBisexual PoetryLGBTQ+ AnthologyLGBTQ+ Children's BooksLGBTQ+ DramaLGBTQ+ Middle GradeLGBTQ+ MysteryLGBTQ+ NonfictionLGBTQ+ PoetryLGBTQ+ Speculative FictionLGBTQ+ Young AdultTransgender FictionTransgender NonfictionTransgender Poetry

Winners

4 people
Sarah Waters さら うぉーたーず Winner

A history book that rereads American women's history and re-evaluates the achievements of historical women through a lesbian lens.

It revisits the relationships behind women’s movements, education, and professional advancement.

480 pages
women's historylesbian historysuffrageeducationprofessions
Lillian Faderman りりあん ふぁだーまん Winner

A history book that rereads American women's history and re-evaluates the achievements of historical women through a lesbian lens.

It revisits the relationships behind women’s movements, education, and professional advancement.

480 pages
women's historylesbian historysuffrageeducationprofessions
James Saslow じぇーむず さすろー Winner

An art history that traces the representation of homosexuality across visual art from antiquity to the present. It surveys images from around the world on a broad scale.

It surveys the wide horizon of homosexual representation from the Stone Age to after Stonewall.

416 pages
art historyvisual culturerepresentationworld historyart criticism
Michael Thomas Ford まいける とーます ふぉーど Winner

A memoir in lightly comic essays that captures the absurdities and pains of living as a gay man. It humorously sketches everyday mishaps and the gaps in self-presentation.

It humorously captures everyday mishaps and the gaps in self-presentation.

234 pages
memoirhumorgay lifeself-presentationessays