Un estudio sobre el novelista y critico social Alberto Nin Frias (1879-1937), uno de los escritores de la generacion del 900 del Uruguay y la Argentina. Nin Frias fue el autor de "Alexis" (1932) y "Homosexualismo Creador" (1933) y estudios de la naturaleza.

Reprint of booklets which circulated in the gay underground of New York in 1949, along with snapshots of gay life in the 1940s, '50s and '60s.

The draft of World War II tore ten million men from the arms of their sweethearts, and deposited them, lonely, horny and broke, in the big cities. There they made a wonderful discovery: the red-light districts were full of friendly strangers who might offer a G.I. a cigarette, buy him a drink or a dinner, put him up for the night, shower him with affection, and even help him out with a few bucks. In this volume Hugh Hagius presents a short history of this forgotten front of World War II, along with a selection of candid snapshots of servicemen of the 1940s, 50s and 60s.