US EditionMidwestern ‘godfather of gay pulp’ featured at Gerber/Hart Library and Archives
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Midwestern ‘godfather of gay pulp’ featured at Gerber/Hart Library and Archives
Gerber/Hart Library and Archives, 6500 N. Clark St., hosted a presentation and conversation about iconic gay pulp fiction author Victor J. Banis on Thursday. Banis was born in 1937 and grew up in Ohio. He moved to California in his early twenties. He wrote more than 200 short stories and books throughout his lifetime and was one of the earliest authors of popularized gay pulp fiction in the ‘60s. His great-niece, Maggie Weadick, who is executive…
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