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A Little Paper Is a Dangerous Thing: It's Easy to Laugh at the Sun—Unless, Like the Gays, You're the One Who Gets BurnedDisorder in the CourtOperation Bathhouse: Discrimination as Neglected Human Right Disgust as Threatened Civil LibertySewell on Ice: A Private Recollection on Public Life Issues, Images and IntriguesSympathy for the Devil: The Case History of Saul David Betesh The Psychopath Is Locked Away, but His Life Still Defies SolutionTrial by Ordeal: Newsworthy Until Proven Innocent How the Media Pass Pre-trial SentencePolitics: Gay Power's Leading Edge The Boys on the BandwagonUnnatural Practices, Intolerant Acts Dissenting Adults, Part Two Ministering Unto Gay LibDissenting Adults: Being Gay in the Eyes of the Lord Part OnePolitics: Police News & Views: To Serve and Protect—SelectivelyPolitics: Body and Sewell: Why the Mayor's Still Champeen at City HallLooking for Mr Gaybar: Young, Exploited and Homosexual Case Histories within the Real Body PoliticLooking at Mr Gaybar (letters)The Canadian Identity Finally Revealed! Why Imitation Is the Highest Form of Craig RussellFilms: The Much Ado about Outrageous! Is Only Much Ado about Craig Russell (review)A Shrine to EmanuelThe Rise of Gay CapitalismComing Out in TorontoThe General Idea behind General Idea: Think of Them as Undiscovered Pop Stars Who Play the Media Instead of GuitarsScott Symons As Culture Hero: Son of Rosedale, Child of Our Disorder, Brother of Our DeclineDissenting AdultsLooking for Mr GaybarAll Citations
Maggie Siggins, "A Little Paper Is a Dangerous Thing: It's Easy to Laugh at the Sun—Unless, Like the Gays, You're the One Who Gets Burned," Toronto Life, February 1982, pp. 15–19Maggie Siggins, "Disorder in the Court," Toronto Life, March 1982, pp. 19–21, 23–24George Jonas, "Operation Bathhouse: Discrimination as Neglected Human Right Disgust as Threatened Civil Liberty," Toronto Life, May 1981, pp. 35, 37–38John Sewell, "Sewell on Ice: A Private Recollection on Public Life. Issues, Images and Intrigues," Toronto Life, February 1981, pp. 40–43, 68Stephen Williams, " Sympathy for the Devil: The Case History of Saul David Betesh. The Psychopath Is Locked Away, but His Life Still Defies Solution," Toronto Life, September 1979, pp. 60–63, 177–78, 180, 182, 185–89.Ian Pearson, "Trial by Ordeal: Newsworthy Until Proven Innocent. How the Media Pass Pre-trial Sentence," Toronto Life, September 1980, pp. 48–49, 84–86Colin Vaughan, "Politics: Gay Power's Leading Edge. The Boys on the Bandwagon," Toronto Life, July 1980, pp. 22, 24, 26.Philip Marchand, "Unnatural Practices, Intolerant Acts. Dissenting Adults, Part Two. Ministering Unto Gay Lib," Toronto Life, May 1979, pp. 44–45, 129, 131–32, 134, 136, 138, 140, 145–46, 148, 150.Bob Wolff, "The New Gay Father" (review), Body Politic, no. 77 (1981), pp. 35–36.Colin Vaughan, "Politics: Police News & Views: To Serve and Protect—Selectively" (column), Toronto Life, June 1979, pp. 41–43.Colin Vaughan, "Politics: Body and Sewell: Why the Mayor's Still Champeen at City Hall" (column), Toronto Life, March 1979, pp. 23–24, 28–29.John Hofsess, "Looking for Mr. Gaybar: Young, Exploited and Homosexual. Case Histories within the Real Body Politic," Toronto Life, March 1978, pp. 50–53, 56–60John Hawkins, D.D.C. Chambers, Conrad Biernacki, and Peter Zorzi, "Looking at Mr. Gaybar (letters)," Toronto Life, May 1978, pp. 8, 12Barrie Hale, "The Canadian Identity Finally Revealed! Why Imitation Is the Highest Form of Craig Russell," Toronto Life, May 1978, pp. 50–51Martin Knelman, "Films: The Much Ado about Outrageous! Is Only Much Ado about Craig Russell (review)," Toronto Life, October 1977, pp. 193–95Philip Marchand, "A Shrine to Emanuel," Toronto Life, December 1977, pp. 50, 71–75, 77–80, 82, 84–86, 89–91Ken Waxman, "The Rise of Gay Capitalism," Toronto Life, September 1976, pp. 34–36, 48–51, 149–150, 152, 155.Hartley Steward, "Coming Out in Toronto," Toronto Life, March 1972, pp, 41-45;Charles Taylor, "Scott Symons As Culture Hero: Son of Rosedale, Child of Our Disorder, Brother of Our Decline," Toronto Life, July 1977, pp. 50-53, 66-73;Philip Marchand, "The General Idea behind General Idea: Think of Them as Undiscovered Pop Stars Who Play the Media Instead of Guitars," Toronto Life, November 1975, pp. 30-32,35-37.Charles Taylor, "Scott Symons As Culture Hero: Son of Rosedale, Child of Our Disorder, Brother of Our Decline," Toronto Life, July 1977, pp. 50-53, 66-73
