BOOKS:

BI ANY OTHER NAME: Bisexual People Speak Out (Alyson, 1991)
Lani Ka‘ahumanu and Loraine Hutchins, Editors
table of contents – excerpts from the book

CONTRIBUTIONS:

WOMEN’S LIVES: Multicultural Perspectives, Third Edition (McGraw-Hill, 2004)
Gwyn Kirk and Margo Okazawa-Rey, Editors

SEXUAL LIVES: A Reader on the Theories and Realities of Human Sexualities
(McGraw-Hill, 2003)
Robert Heasley and Betsy Crane, Editors

UNLIMITED DESIRES: An International Anthology of Bisexual Erotica (BiPress, 2000)

BI LIVES: Bisexual Women Tell Their Stories (See Sharp Press, 1999)
Kata Orndorff, Editor

THE READER’S COMPANION TO U.S. WOMEN’S HISTORY
(Houghton Mifflin Company, 1998)
Gloria Steinem, Barbara Smith, Marysa Navarro, Gwendolyn Mink, and Wilma Mankiller, Editors

BISEXUALITY: The Psychology and Politics of an Invisible Minority (Sage, 1996)
Beth Firestein, Editor

THE NATIONAL LESBIAN/BISEXUAL HIV PREVENTION NETWORK Manual, 1995
“A Bisexual Identity Has Never Spread HIV” in 4th printing

BISEXUAL POLITICS: Theories, Queries, and Visions (Haworth Press, 1995)
Naomi Tucker, Editor

WOMEN EN LARGE: images of fat nudes (BooksInFocus, 1994)
Photography by Laurie Toby Edison; Debbie Notkin, Editor

THE VERY INSIDE: An Anthology of Writing by Asian
and Pacific Islander Lesbian and Bisexual Women (Sister Vision Press, 1994)
Sharon Lim-Hing, Editor

EROTIC BY NATURE(Shakti Press, 1986)
David Steinberg, Editor

ARTICLES:

BINET NEWS: The Quarterly newsletter of BiNetUSA
Contributions include:
1996 – 1999
· “Sightings” – a news and opinion column
Fall, 1999
· “Insights on Celebrating Bisexuality Day”
Winter, 1997
· “The Art of Creating Change: the conference as tool”
Fall, 1996
· “Biphobia Kills”
Spring, 1996
· “BiTransAction Creates Change”
· “What does biphobia look like?” with Rob Yaeger
Fall, 1994
· “Burn out or. . . organizers and activists who care too much
and the movement and the communities who love them”

ANYTHING THAT MOVES – for the uncompromising bisexual
Contributions include:
Issue 18 – Fall, 1998
· “If you really love someone, you’ll tell them the truth” – ex-gay poster ad copy
Issue 14 – Summer, 1997
· “A slut is born”
· “A Safer Sex Plastic (W)rap” with Terri Flamer and Merry Winslow
Issue 12 – Fall, 1996
· “Thank you Hap Stewart”
· “The Sofa – in three parts” – poem
Issue 11 – Summer, 1996
· “Dr. Ruth’s Continuing Education” with Karen Snelbacker
· “B-HEP: A new coalition of Bisexuality and HIV/AIDS”
Issue 10 – Winter, 1995
· “Dear Elizabeth, a letter to HRC(F)”
Issue 9 – Fall, 1995
· “I’m bisexual and I have parents!” – The PFLAG Conference, with Valerie Stone
Issue 8 – Summer, 1994
· “Tippicanoe and Ka‘ahumanu too”
Issue 7 – Winter, 1994
· “If I can’t dance I won’t join your revolution”
Issue 6 – Summer, 1993
· “How I spent my two week vacation being a token bisexual”
· “The proper setting” poem
Issue 5 – Spring, 1993
· “1993 March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation”
· “who says?” poem
Issue 2 – Spring, 1991
· “Who are we? Establishing and reclaiming the bisexual community” with Loraine Hutchins

LIBIDO: the journal of sex and sensuality
“Restaurant Reviews” – 1995
“A Safer Sex Slut Education” – 1994
“October 6, 1982” – 1992

THE ADVOCATE, 1991
“Do bisexuals have a place in the gay movement?” with Loraine Hutchins

UTNE READER, 1990
“Bisexuals Battle for Acceptance”

1987 MARCH ON WASHINGTON FOR LESBIAN/GAY RIGHTS
Civil Disobedience Handbook
“Are We Visible Yet?”

COMING UP! The Lesbian and Gay Newspaper, 1987
“The Bisexual Community: Are We Visible Yet?”

San Francisco Pride Parade Celebration Program, 1985
“Bisexuality and Discrimination”

PLEXUS (San Francisco Bay Area Women’s Newspaper), 1982
“Biphobic. . . Some of my best friends are. . .”