The sources for this bibliography are of course many, but acknowledgments are due especially to the following: To Donald Webster Cory for his pioneer bibliography in _Homosexual in America_, continued for several years in his book service; to the Village Theater Center, which has been especially helpful for contemporary British works; to the Mattachine Society of New York which, in preparing the Mattachine bibliography (on a somewhat different basis), has acted as a clearing house for many contributors, especially P.M. Noel I. Garde, Editor February, 1959. _PRIMARY_ 1. ** “George Gordon, Lord Byron” (George Colman, Jr.?), _Don Leon_ (P) in “Don Leon & Don Leon to Annabella”. London, 1866. Reprint by Fortune Press, London, 1934. 2. ** Alan Dale (Alfred J. Cohen), _A Marriage Below Zero_. NY, Dillingham, 1889. (PC). 3. *** Camille des Grieux (Oscar Wilde? Lord Alfred Douglas?), _Teleny or The Reverse of the Medal; A Physiological Romance of Today_. “Cosmopoli” (Paris?), 1893. Reprint: Paris, Olympia, 1958. 4. ** Lord Alfred Douglas, _Two Loves_; _Hymn to Physical Beauty_; _Prince Charming_; _De Profundis_; _Sicilian Love-Song_; _St. Martin’s Summer_; _In Basildon Wood_ (P) in “Poems”. Paris, Mercure de France, 1896. Reprinted in “Lyrics”. London, Rich and Cowan, 1935. (See OTP). 5. ** John Francis Bloxham (Lord Alfred Douglas?), _The Priest and the Acolyte_. London, Lotus, 1907. (Reprinted in Cory, 1953 with attribution to Oscar Wilde). 6. * John Moray Stuart-Young, _Osrac, the Self-Sufficient, and other Poems_ in “An Urning’s Love; Being A Poetic Study of Morbidity”. London, Hermes, c. 1907 7. *** Xavier Mayne (Edward I. Prime-Stevenson), _Imre; A Memorandum_. Naples, English Book-Press, 1908. (PC) 8. *** Georges Eekhoud, _Escal-Vigor_. Brussels, Gutenberg Press, 1909. (PC) Reprinted as _A Strange Love_. NY, Panurge, 1930. 9. *** A. T. Fitzroy, _Despised and Rejected_. London, Daniel, c. 1917. 10. *** Strato, Meleager et al., _Musa Puerilis_ (The Boyish Muse--258 ephebophilio poems and epigrams) in Greek Anthology v. IV, Loeb Library #85. NY, Putnam’s, 1918, 1926 & 1939 and Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1948. 11. *** Earl Lind/Ralph Werther, _Autobiography of an Androgyne_ (autobio). NY, Medico-Legal Journal Press, 1919. 12. *** Earl Lind/Ralph Werther, _The Female Impersonators_. (Autobio). NY, Medico-Legal Journal Press, 1922. 13. * Count August von Platen, _Sonnets to Cardenio_; _Sonnets to Karl T. German_ in “The Sonnets of ... von Platen”. Boston, Badger, 1923.