Sherman Oaks, CA: Mags Inc., 1992. 3 vols. 40; 41; 49pp; b&w illus. 4to. Side-stapled in illustrated wraps. All very good, with light wear and corner creases.
Early reprints of the first three (of seven total) issues of this transvestite and forced feminization periodical, originally published in 1987 (Nos. 1 & 2) and 1988 (No. 3). Contents a mix of editorials; regular columns ("Dominant Lines from Miss Helen Highboots," "Submissive Lines from our Resident Sissy," "Letters that Dear Abbey Never Answered"); serial fiction; reader letters; and other features ("Why I Am A Sissy," by Darla Quackenbush, "One of the Girls - A Personal Account" by Marsha Manley, etc). With black-and-white illustrations throughout. Editor Stuart (b. 1940), who also identifies as Thomas Heitz, is a notable transgender rights pioneer, who served in the 1990s as a director of the International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy, and co-authored their 1991 International Bill of Gender Rights, and from 1993 also held a position on the board of directors of the International Foundation for Gender Education. A scarce publication; OCLC locates only three institutions holding copies of either the original or this reprint edition.
