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| − | '''<cite>Gay London</cite>''', by [[Graham Parker]], first published 1997 by Metro Publications (a company specialising in guides to London) but now out of print, is a book listing facilities for gay people (mainly gay men) in [[London]], including accommodation, cafes, clubs, health and fitness, pubs and bars, restaurants, shops,and social clubs, with photographs by [[Andi Davidson]]. | + | '''<cite>Gay London</cite>''', by [[Graham Parker]], first published 1997 by Metro Publications (a company specialising in guides to London) but now out of print, is a book listing facilities for gay people (mainly gay men) in [[London]], including accommodation, cafes, clubs, health and fitness, pubs and bars, restaurants, shops,and social clubs, with photographs by [[Andi Davidson]]. ISBN: 0-9522914-6-0 |
| − | + | Another ''Gay London'' was published in 1999: "In 1999, I helped write Gay London, a pocket-sized guide book published by ellipsis. Sadly, 'Gay London' is now out-of-print (and Ellipsis is no more)."<ref>http://www.iansie.com/nonsense/gaylondon.html This website contains reviews from the book.</ref> | |
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| + | The 1997 book has detailed maps of: | ||
*[[Soho]] and [[Covent Garden]] | *[[Soho]] and [[Covent Garden]] | ||
*[[Earls Court]] | *[[Earls Court]] | ||
*[[Islington]] and [[Kings Cross]] | *[[Islington]] and [[Kings Cross]] | ||
*[[Kennington]] and [[Vauxhall]]. | *[[Kennington]] and [[Vauxhall]]. | ||
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==Listings for Soho and Covent Garden== | ==Listings for Soho and Covent Garden== | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 27 August 2012
Gay London, by Graham Parker, first published 1997 by Metro Publications (a company specialising in guides to London) but now out of print, is a book listing facilities for gay people (mainly gay men) in London, including accommodation, cafes, clubs, health and fitness, pubs and bars, restaurants, shops,and social clubs, with photographs by Andi Davidson. ISBN: 0-9522914-6-0
Another Gay London was published in 1999: "In 1999, I helped write Gay London, a pocket-sized guide book published by ellipsis. Sadly, 'Gay London' is now out-of-print (and Ellipsis is no more)."[1]
The 1997 book has detailed maps of:
- Soho and Covent Garden
- Earls Court
- Islington and Kings Cross
- Kennington and Vauxhall.
Contents
Listings for Soho and Covent Garden
Pubs and bars
- Back bar
- Bar code
- Brief Encounter
- Comptons of Soho
- The Edge
- Halfway to Heaven
- Iron Bar
- Jonathan's
- King's Arms
- KuBar
- Kudos
- The Locomotion
- Paradise Bar
- Ruby's Chanpagne Cabaret
- Substation Soho
- Village Soho
- The Yard
- 79 CXR
Clubs
- The Eclipse
- Gardening Club
- Gossips
- Heaven
- Limelight
- London Astoria 1&2
- The Lowdown
- Madame Jo Jo's
- Ruby's
- Soundshaft
- Velvet Underground
- Venom
- The Vortex
Restaurants
Cafés
Gyms & Saunas
Services & Shops
Listings for Earl's Court
Pubs & Bars
Hotels
Gyms
Cafés & Restaurants
Listings for Islington and King's Cross
Pubs & Bars
- Artful Dodger
- Central Station
- Duke of Wellington
- The Eagle
- The Harlequin
- King Edward VI
- Malt & Hops
- The Mildway
- The Ram Club Bar
Clubs
Cafés
Shops & Services
- Helios Centre
- I Care Centre
- Immune Development Trust
- London Friend
- Phoenix Centre
- Regulation
- Sweat Shop
- Strutton Housing Trust
Kennington & Vauxhall
Pubs & Bars
Clubs
Restaurant
Gym & Sauna
See also
See Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs.- ↑ http://www.iansie.com/nonsense/gaylondon.html This website contains reviews from the book.
