Gay men, straight jobs /

"Sometimes liberating, sometimes frightening true stories of gay men who work in what are traditionally thought of as "straight" jobs - firefighter, park ranger, construction worker, and country music singer, to name just a few."--Publisher's information.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Woog, Dan, 1953- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Los Angeles : Alyson Books, 2001.
Edition:	First edition.
Subjects:	Gay men > Employment > United States. Gay men > Biography. Closeted gay people > United States. Professional employees > United States. Employees > United States. Homosexuels masculins > États-Unis > Travail. Homosexuels masculins > Biographies. Personnes homosexuelles dans le placard > États-Unis. Professionnels salariés > États-Unis. Personnel > États-Unis. Homosexuels masculins > Travail > États-Unis. Closeted gays Employees Gay men Gay men > Employment Professional employees United States Biographies Biographies.

Table of Contents:

Dan Woog: introduction
"Vinnie Caputo": firefighter
Randy Culp: oil rig mechanic
"Doug": prison guard
Mark Weber, Paul Bloom, and Max Schneider: doctors
"Noel": airline pilot
Dan Sealy: park ranger
"Matt": mason
David Glasgow: Christian-bookstore clerk
"John": apple grower
Randy Brown, "Rod," Victor Emovi: truck drivers
Vince Cawley: electrician
Larry Smoot: union staff worker
Ray Warren and Michael R. Sonberg: judges
Larry Montero: death care worker
Joe Paolucci: investment banker
Eric McCarty: car salesman
Jonathan Capehart: editorial writer
Kirk Brinkerhoff and James Kuester: construction company owners
John Duran: criminal defense attorney
Robert Estep: telephone company worker
Christopher Veilleux: baker, forklift driver, log cutter, insurance man
Brett Mathews and "Andrew Peterson": U.S. military
Frank Loulan: railroad worker
Bob Witeck: public relations executive
Chuck Hart: lumberyard worker
Marshall McPeek and Ryan McKeel: television reporters
Gino Horsman: diesel mechanic
Doug Stevens: country music singer.