Damron Accommodations

NEW ARRIVAL!

Now you’ll always have a home away from home! More than 300 full-color pages, Damron Accommodations is your in-depth guide to gay-friendly B&Bs, inns, hotels, and other accommodations around the world.

1 issue  /  $23.95 US

Damron Men's Travel Guide

"The Little Black Book of Gay Travel"

The original gay travel guide! More than 13,000 worldwide listings of gay bars, clubs, bathhouses, gyms and cruisy areas. Plus gay-friendly hotels, resorts cruises, restaurants and much more!

1 issue  /  $22.95 US

Damron Women's Traveller

"The best lesbian travel guide!"

The original women's traveler.

1 issue  /  $18.95 US

Damron City Guide

A must for the sophisticated traveler. More than 130 full-color maps pinpoint gay & lesbian accommodations, bars, and bookstores in 75 major cities & resort destinations. Comprehensive info boxes give you directions from the airport, local hotlines, transit and tourist info.

1 issue  /  $22.95 US

Singapore Girl: A true story of sex, drugs, and love on the wild side in 1970s Bugis Street

This is the true story of a long-vanished Singapore and the dangerous carnival known as Bugis Street. After four years of romping around West Africa and the Brazilian Amazon, James Eckardt cut a raffish figure as he stepped off a sailboat at Clifford Pier in Singapore on March 30, 1975, en route from Manila to Jakarta. Little did he know that he would become enchanted by a fun-loving Singaporean nymph named Milly who would take him in hand to explore the exotic wonders of her city. The fun would turn into hopeless love, one Eckardt would desperately chronicle in a 36-hour, drug-laced writing spree and entitle Singapore Girl. The yellowing carbon copy would sit in an envelope for thirty years as the author went on to become Thailand's most famous expat writer. And then in 2004, an email arrived that would lead Eckardt to discover what had happened to the Singapore girl, who, at the time he had loved her, had not technically been female.

1 issue  /  $7.99 US