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GLBTQ se define como la enciclopedia de la cultura gay, lésbica, bisexual, transgénero y queer.
Editada en Chicago cuenta con un grupo de 300 profesionales dedicados a la labor de reseñar a las personalidades más importantes de las artes y ciencias del mundo "queer". Estas secciones se complementan con un apartado de efemérides (Notable Birthdays this Week) bastante interesante así como con un foro de discusión y una lista de correo.
Nos mantiene informados sobre las últimas incorporaciones de registros a su base de datos en la página principal y ofrece una serie de juegos didácticos (Quiz) para asentar ideas y datos adquiridos.
Además ofrece dossieres temáticos atractivos e interesantes por su contenido.
Enlaces a librerías especializadas y mucho más. Un recurso imprescindible.
Management and Editorial Staff
General Editor – Dr. Claude J. Summers, William E. Stirton Professor Emeritus in the Humanities, University of Michigan-Dearborn
Copy Editor – Dr. Ted-Larry Pebworth, Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Michigan-Dearborn
President & Producer – Andrew “Wik” Wikholm, seasoned IT executive and an accomplished writer whose articles have appeared in dozens of publications
Board of Editorial Consultants
Tee A. Corinne is an accomplished photographer and writer about lesbian art and artists.
Gregory A. Johnson is a professor of law, the author of Vermont Civil Unions: The New Language of Marriage and served as co-counsel in a groundbreaking gay marriage case.
Mark McLelland is a post-doctoral research fellow at the Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies at the University of Queensland, Australia.
Gary Morris is Editor and Publisher of Bright Lights Film Journal (brightlightsfilm.com.)
Thomas L. Riis is Director of the American Music Research Center and Professor of Music at the College of Music at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Patricia Simons is an Associate Professor of History of Art and Women’s Studies at the University of Michigan.
Patricia Juliana Smith is an Assistant Professor of English at Hofstra University.
Susan Stryker is a historian, author, and co-editor of The Transgender Reader.
glbtq: The Online Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture is published by:
glbtq, Inc.
1130 West Adams
Chicago, IL 60607
312/243-6562
www.glbtq.com
info@glbtq.com
Please direct press inquiries to:
Wik Wikholm
President and Publisher
www.glbtq.com
1130 West Adams Street
Chicago, IL 60607
312/243.6562
wik@glbtq.com