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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Subtitled "Sex in Perspective". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_(American_magazine) Wikipedia article] | Subtitled "Sex in Perspective". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_(American_magazine) Wikipedia article] | ||
drum, subtitled “sex in perspective”, began as the newsletter of Philadelphia’s Janus Society. Clark Polak, a brash homophile leader in the mid-Sixties, appropriated editorship of the newsletter, telling Rodger Streitmatter that he “began drum Magazine as a consistently articulate, well-edited, amusing and informative publication. I envisioned a sort of sophisticated, but down-to-earth, magazine for people who dug gay life and drum’s view of the world.” | |||
== Typography == | == Typography == | ||
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Background
Subtitled "Sex in Perspective". Wikipedia article
drum, subtitled “sex in perspective”, began as the newsletter of Philadelphia’s Janus Society. Clark Polak, a brash homophile leader in the mid-Sixties, appropriated editorship of the newsletter, telling Rodger Streitmatter that he “began drum Magazine as a consistently articulate, well-edited, amusing and informative publication. I envisioned a sort of sophisticated, but down-to-earth, magazine for people who dug gay life and drum’s view of the world.”
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Collected issues
- Drum, vol. 4 no. 9 (November 1964)
- Drum, vol. 5 no. 10 (December 1965)
- Drum, vol. 6 no. 2 (April 1966)
- Drum 18–19 (1966)
- Drum 20 (1966)
- Drum 21 (1966)
- Drum 22 (December 1966)
- Drum 24 (March 1967)
- Drum 26 (September 1967)
- Drum 30 (December 1968)