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	Reviews (3.1)
		In that volume Calimach revisited well-known characters from Greek myth and uncovered previously ignored aspects of same-sex love and its influence on Greek social, moral and spiritual teachings.
		Calimach draws upon these myths for Lovers’ Legends Unbound which is accompanied by an audio CD read by actor Timothy Carter and punctuated with occasional flute by Steve Gorn.
		Calimach’s rediscovery of the gay elements to Greek myth is useful for the casual reader and as an instructional tool for gender and classical studies.
	www.ashe-prem.org /five/reviews.shtml (4166 words)

	Andrew
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	Andrew Calimach - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew Calimach (born 1952) is an American author of Romanian extraction.
		Calimach researched and re-wrote an entire domain of Greek mythology - the myths of male love - which was censored from the beginning of the Christian era up until the end of the 1900s.
		An independent scholar who writes on gender studies and other social issues, Calimach runs workshops on the gay Greek myths.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Calimach (219 words)

	Andrew Calimach -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Andrew Calimach (1952 -) is an (A native or inhabitant of the United States) American author of (A Balkan republic in southeastern Europe) Romanian extraction.
		Calimach researched and re-wrote an entire domain of Greek mythology - the myths of male love - which was censored from the beginning of the Christian era up until the end of the (The decade from 1900 to 1909) 1900s.
		An independent scholar who writes on gender studies and other social issues, Calimach runs workshops on the gay (additional info and facts about Greek myths) Greek myths.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/a/an/andrew_calimach.htm (205 words)

	04-17cal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Drawing on a wide variety of sources from Homer to Stobaeus, Calimach has attempted to restore and retell a selection of male same-sex love stories, which he reclaims, from the sanitized, heterosexist pages of many popular versions of the myths, for the 'gay tradition'.
		It is obvious which side of the debate Calimach supports: as he clearly does not endorse the misogyny and the derogatory remarks about lesbians made in the dialogue, I wonder about the wisdom of using these excerpts as a linking device, especially as no arguments are offered for the inclusion of this text.
		The myths of male same-sex love (with their endless variations) clearly reflect the different societies in which they were shaped and re-shaped (from archaic Greece to imperial Rome): to attempt to construct Ur-myths which exist in some spirit- filled vacuum is a dangerous procedure indeed.
	www.classics.und.ac.za /reviews/04-17cal.htm (919 words)

	And the Greeks had a word for it...
		Andrew Calimach has set out to rectify what he sees as a major omission in the way we read Greek myths: that there is “scant, if any, mention of male love” (page 118), despite the common perception that they are full of such stories.
		The love of Heracles (Latinised by Calimach to Hercules) for Hylas has a curious historical parallel in the love of Hadrian for Antinous, but is something that the musclebound hero of the television series is unlikely to experience in front of a teenage male audience.
		Calimach points out (page 120) that the history of lesbianism has been so well suppressed, that we are in no position to attempt anything like the retelling of stories dealing with female homosexuality (if any even existed).
	www.assemblage.group.shef.ac.uk /issue7/matthews.html (1341 words)

	The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater and Book After Two Thousand Year Sleep (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The myths were restored and retold by author Andrew Calimach, and published unabridged in Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths, a ForeWord Book-of-the-Year Award winner and a well-reviewed work, adapted here for the stage by Israeli director Agnes Lev.
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths" - the source text for the current work, winner of the FOREWORD MAGAZINE Silver Book-of-the-Year Award for Gay & Lesbian Non-Fiction, and finalist in Education.
		Calimach explains, "In our ancestors' time, same-sex love was considered natural, and often was analogous to marriage.
	www.thoughtful-gift-ideas.com /n/romantic/The-Gay-Greek-Myths-Re-Awaken-as-Theater-and-Book-After-Two-Thousand-Year-Sleep.html (788 words)

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	Andrew Calimach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Andrew Calimach's early years were spent under the Ceausescu dictatorship in Romania.
		He came away from that experience with a healthy distaste for censorship, which informs his studies as well as his politics.
		Calimach is an independent scholar who writes on gender studies and other social issues, and runs workshops on the gay Greek myths.
	www.haidukpress.com /LLU/calimach.html (118 words)

	Travel News - Travel PR - The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater and Book After Two Thousand Year Sleep
		The stories, painstakingly pieced together from ancient fragments and re-written by Andrew Calimach, have as protagonists characters we all thought we knew, but who reveal here a side censored out of popular literature ever since Roman times.
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths" — the source text for the current work, winner of the FOREWORD MAGAZINE Silver Book-of-the-Year Award for Gay & Lesbian Non-Fiction, and finalist in Education.
		Calimach explains, “In our ancestors’ time, same-sex love was considered natural, and often was analogous to marriage.
	www.ttgweb.com /cms/index.php?art/id:1801 (651 words)

	And the Greeks had a word for it...
		Andrew Calimach has set out to rectify what he sees as a major omission in the way we read Greek myths: that there is “scant, if any, mention of male love” (page 118), despite the common perception that they are full of such stories.
		The love of Heracles (Latinised by Calimach to Hercules) for Hylas has a curious historical parallel in the love of Hadrian for Antinous, but is something that the musclebound hero of the television series is unlikely to experience in front of a teenage male audience.
		Calimach points out (page 120) that the history of lesbianism has been so well suppressed, that we are in no position to attempt anything like the retelling of stories dealing with female homosexuality (if any even existed).
	www.shef.ac.uk /assem/issue7/matthews.html (1341 words)

	Lover's Legends: The Gay Greek Myths by Andrew Calimach of Haiduk Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Calimach's tour of the loves of the gods and heroes is a minor tour de force.
		Calimach frames his recasting of Greek myth, credibly so, with serious research."
		"Calimach succeeded in rendering the spirit of the originals in prose fresh and unfusty."
	www.bookmasters.com /marktplc/10016.htm (456 words)

	Andrew Calimach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Andrew Calimach (1952 -) is an American author of Romanian extraction.
		He published his research in 2001 under the title of.
		Calimach was born in communist Romania under the Ceausescu regime, and by his own account "Having spent my early years under dictatorship, I have a particular appreciation for human rights, and consider the right to love as the most basic right of all."
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/andrew_calimach (260 words)

	Recommended Books
		The audio-CD is offered as a gift set enclosed in a cloth-covered book containing the text of these previously suppressed tales, together with many full-color photographs of related ancient art.
		The stories, adapted from Calimach’s award-winning work "Lovers’ Legends: The Gay Greek Myths", are insightfully directed by Agnes Lev, read with depth and feeling by Timothy Carter and set to the haunting flute music of Steve Gorn.
		This book seems to radiate love and understanding, as an unusual assortment of young people, gods and goddesses, and a cat, travel through time up a mysterious river to Manitou, the Land of Living Imagination.
	www.thanasis.com /books01.htm (584 words)

	Lovers’ Legends: The Gay Greek Myths – Book Review
		It’s a truism that history was written by the victors, that what really happened can only be – to use a modish term for an old phenomenon – the work of a spin doctor, learned though he or she may be.
		While this is a scholarly work (although Calimach says he’s no classicist), containing the usual apparatus of the academic historian, such does not detract from the sheer pleasure of reading the stories themselves.
		Calimach’s tour of the loves of the gods and heroes is a minor tour de force.
	www.galha.org /glh/212/calimach.html (794 words)

	All Archaeology - The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater an...
		The stories integrate passion with spiritual and moral teachings: there is the shamanic story of Tantalus and the Olympians; and Pelops in Pisa, whose lover helps him gain a wife but cant protect him from paying for his crimes.
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths" the source text for the current work, winner of the FOREWORD MAGAZINE Silver Book-of-the-Year Award for Gay & Lesbian Non-Fiction, and finalist in Education.
		Calimach adds, We wanted to present the myths the way the ancients might have heard them.
	www.allarchaeology.com /newsletters/issue3.html (1024 words)

	The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater and Book After Two Thousand Year Sleep
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths" and#8212; the source text for the current work, winner of the FOREWORD MAGAZINE Silver Book-of-the-Year Award for Gay and Lesbian Non-Fiction, and finalist in Education.
		Conflict became dilemma, and story line became inner action.and#8221; Calimach adds, and#8220;We wanted to present the myths the way the ancients might have heard them.
		Calimach explains, and#8220;In our ancestors¢ time, same-sex love was considered natural, and often was analogous to marriage.
	www.phantis.com /news/?newsID=20031210123719 (638 words)

	Gay Greek myths - uncensored
		The two fields intersect at the locus of the gay Greek myths, but these, until now, have been overlooked – often talked about, but never restored.
		Fed up with that state of affairs, Andrew Calimach, a free-lance writer and journalist writing on gender issues, has filled that gap.
		Calimach frames his recasting of Greek myth, credibly so, with serious research." Richard Labonté, Lambda Book Report (USA)
	www.gayhistory.com /discuss01/_disc1/000000cf.htm (678 words)

	The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater and Book After Two Thousand Year Sleep
		The tales show that self-indulgence, betrayal, and violence are to be despised, and love is the highest good.
		The myths were restored and retold by author Andrew Calimach, and published unabridged in Lovers’ Legends: The Gay Greek Myths, a ForeWord Book-of-the-Year Award winner and a well-reviewed work, adapted here for the stage by Israeli director Agnes Lev.
		New Rochelle, NEW York, USA Dec. 11, 2003 -- In a tour-de-force combining archaeology, literature, theater and music, four artists from New York have united their efforts to bring back to life the lost Greek myths of male love.
	www.pressbox.co.uk /detailed/Education/The_Gay_Greek_Myths_Re-Awaken_as_Theater_and_Book_After_Two_Thousand_Year_Sleep_11208.html (737 words)

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		Andrew Calimach - Lovers Legends the Gay Greek Myths - 0971468605
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	The Lovers' Legends Unbound with CD (Audio) by Andrew Calimach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Lovers' Legends by Andrew Calimach, : First comprehensive uncensored collection of homosexual Greek myths in years.
		Leyendas del Mundo Hispano by Susan M. Bacon, ISBN : Perhaps no other story is as compelling, as universal, or conveys as much about a culture as does a legend.
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	Gay Greek Myths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Calimach, Lev, Carter and Gorn, 2003, Haiduk Press
		The audio-CD is offered as a gift set enclosed in a cloth-covered book containing the text of these previously suppressed tales, together with many full-color photographs of related ancient art.
		The stories, adapted from Calimach's award-winning work "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths", are insightfully directed by Agnes Lev, read with depth and feeling by Timothy Carter and set to the haunting flute music of Steve Gorn.
	www.thrustmagazine.com /features/books/greekmyths.htm (231 words)

	Gay Today: Review
		Those of us who grew up on Thomas Bulfinch or Edith Hamilton know all about Zeus's stormy marriage to his sister Hera but little about his passion for the handsome Trojan prince, Ganymede.
		In Lovers' Legends, The Gay Greek Myths, Andrew Calimach has restored and retold some of these ancient myths.
		But whenever I reached out for this or that compilation, I was disappointed to find scant, if any, mention of male love.
	gaytoday.com /garchive/reviews/021802re.htm (818 words)

	Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths - Book Review
		It's a truism that history was written by the victors, that what really happened can only be - to use a modish term for an old phenomenon - the work of a spin doctor, learned though he or she may be.
		Calimach's version has our hero going mad with desire, then, realising that the image is his own, bemoans his lot: "You are none other than myself, aren't you?
		While this is a scholarly work (although Calimach says he's no classicist), containing the usual apparatus of the academic historian, such does not detract from the sheer pleasure of reading the stories themselves.
	www.galha.freeserve.co.uk /glh/212/calimach.html (794 words)

	FlameOut.org - Gay Love
		Lovers' Legends Unbound by Andrew Calimach, Agnes Lev.
		In Lovers' Legends Unbound (Haiduk Press, November 2003), we are treated to a theatrical rendition of nine newly uncensored tales.
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths- the source text for the current work, a Lambda Book Award finalist in Children / Young Adults and Spirituality categories.
	www.flameout.org /flameout/presentday/gaylove.html (374 words)

	- The Gay Greek Myths Re-Awaken as Theater :: Articles and info about travel
		In a tour-de-force combining archaeology, literature, theater and music, four artists from New York State have united their efforts to bring back to life the lost Greek myths of male love.
		Stories about Orpheus, the prophet of male love; Zeus and Ganymede and jealous Hera; the gay side of the Trojan war in Achilles and Patroclus, and others complete the collection.
		Calimach is the author of the acclaimed "Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths" — the source text for the current work, winner of the FOREWORD MAGAZINE Silver Book-of-the-Year Award for Gay and Lesbian Non-Fiction, and finalist in Education.
	www.travel-informant.com /article350.html (826 words)

	Gay Today: Review
		Those of us who grew up on Thomas Bulfinch or Edith Hamilton know all about Zeus's stormy marriage to his sister Hera but little about his passion for the handsome Trojan prince, Ganymede.
		In Lovers' Legends, The Gay Greek Myths, Andrew Calimach has restored and retold some of these ancient myths.
		But whenever I reached out for this or that compilation, I was disappointed to find scant, if any, mention of male love.
	gaytoday.badpuppy.com /garchive/reviews/021802re.htm (818 words)

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	Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths (Andrew Calimach) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		I do not share Calimach' lament that "our children" should read such stories as they have been reconstructed in the book.
		This is a neat little book that presents a selection of the Greek myths, many of them familiar, only this time with formerly expurgated "gay" material put back in.
		The stories have been put together by a man named Andrew Calimach, who apparently dug through tons of original Greek tales to find the material which has so often been "neutered" or rewritten so it's de-emphasized.
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