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“ron kearse”

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  • Road Without End

    by Ron Kearse ...
    It's the spring of 1979 and change is in the air. The disco craze is waning as is the heyday of gay liberation, and an invisible beast called AIDS has yet to make itself known. In the midst of all this, an adventure begins for two young men. Recently laid off from his job in a small Ontario town, Neil is looking for a change in his life. Contemplating what to do next he meets Bryn, a young officer ... Read more

    $5.59 USD

  • Just Outside of Hope - Sequel to Road Without End

    by Ron Kearse ...
    The Second Edition of this top-selling sequel to the journey, which began in Road Without End. It continues with the stories of two more men. It is now September 1980 and ex-Lieutenant Jim Whitelaw is tangled up in bed sheets wrestling with his tangled past. He's dealing with the guilt he feels from the fall out of a military tribunal, and lingering family issues make things worse. Just as he ... Read more

    $3.87 USD

  • From the Heart

    by Ron Kearse ...
    This is a collection of blog posts Ron has written for a couple of blog sites he has maintained over the last fifteen years. It also includes some of the guest posts from a recent Blog Tour and accompanied by photos taken from his travels. This collection of blog posts is written from the heart: charming, wise and deeply personal reflections of his experiences as a gay man and author. He has been ... Read more

    $7.39 USD

  • Just Outside of Hope

    Sequel to Road Without End

    by Ron Kearse ...
    Just Outside of Hope, the sequel to Road Without End, moves through the early years of the 1980s. It takes us from the Canadian Prairies to the pubs, bath houses and nude beaches of Vancouver, British Columbia. It is now September 1980 and ex-Lieutenant Jim Whitelaw is dealing with the guilt he feels from the fall out of a military tribunal, and lingering family issues which make things worse. But ... Read more

    $5.09 USD

  • Last Chance Town

    Further Adventures Along the Road Without End

    by Ron Kearse ...
    In this, the Further Adventures Along the Road Without End, we fast forward from where the story left off in 1983, to Vancouver, BC, in 1988. Warren Givens has completed his second jail sentence four years previous, after which he's vowed to lay low and stay clean so there's no return to "Clown-College," as he calls it.A chance meeting at a pub one night introduces us to Daryl Kellerman, at first ... Read more

    $2.99 USD

  • Lost History

    by Ron Kearse, Ron Kearse ...
    This is a book about a specific time in the history of Vancouver’s street art, 1985, the artists who made it and, unbeknownst to one and all, the local history that emerges from the images that were created on walls that no longer exist. It is a book about how street art and local history combine to create a unique story that is only obvious when you stop to examine it. 1985 is unique because this ... Read more

    $4.05 USD

  • Sharing Our Journeys 2 (Queer BIPOC Elders Tell Their Stories)

    Edited by Ron Kearse ...
    Sequel anthology to Sharing Our Journeys: Queer Elders Tell Their Stories. Queer BIPOC Elders Tell Their Stories is a volume of essays from authors who speak of the pain and ridicule of being different, courage in the face of ostracism, same-sex love and transitioning genders when and where they were illegal from a perspective of various BIPOC communities. "The success of community building begins ... Read more

    $3.86 USD

  • Sharing Our Journeys - Queer Elders Tell Their Stories

    Edited by Ron Kearse ...
    Queer Elders Tell Their Stories. In Canada, much has changed for LGBTQ-identified people over the past generation. This project has allowed older LGBTQ+ adults to share their stories – with each other, with their loved ones, and with the LGBTQ+ youth who have been integral to Sharing our Journeys. The stories in this anthology are of the pain and ridicule of being different, courage in the face of ... Read more

    $4.11 USD

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  • Any Other Way

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    Edited by Stephanie Chambers, Jane Farrow, Maureen FitzGerald, Ed Jackson, John Lorinc, Tim McCaskell, Rebecka Sheffield, Tatum Taylor, Rahim Thawer ...
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