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George Mavety (died 19 August 2000 at age 63) was the owner of a New York-based publishing company known at various times as Modernismo, Mavety Media Group, or MMG Services.

Mavety was born in Canada. After a short time as a teacher, he launched a mail-order business, House of Books. He moved to N.Y.C. after a time in California. Before becoming a publisher, Mavety worked in distribution, including titles such as Colt and Dilettante. When Dilettante, edited by John Devere, folded in 1974 after 4 issues, Mavety offered to take over the magazine, which he relaunched in 1975 as Mandate.

Maverty was the co-owner of Torso with Donald Embinder, publisher of Blueboy. When Embinder’s involvement in Torso waned after the death of his lover, Maverty moved it to New York.

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Books

Periodicals

See Mavety Media Group

Online

Making History One Dick at a Time: The Rise and Fall of a Gay Porn Empire at Esquire
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 Mavety was born in Canada. After a short time as a teacher, he launched a mail-order business, House of Books. He moved to N.Y.C. after a time in California. Before becoming a publisher, Mavety worked in distribution, including titles such as [[Colt]] and [[Dilettante]]. When Dilettante, edited by [[John Devere]], folded in 1974 after 4 issues, Mavety offered to take over the magazine, which he relaunched in 1975 as [[Mandate]].
-Maverty was also the co-owner of [[Blueboy]], published by [[Donald Embinder]]. When Embinder’s involvement in Blueboy waned, Maverty moved it to New York.
+Maverty was the co-owner of [[Torso]] with [[Donald Embinder]], publisher of [[Blueboy]]. When Embinder’s involvement in Torso waned after the death of his lover, Maverty moved it to New York.
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