New York Folklore Society's Back Issues

Prejudice and Pride:
Lesbian and Gay Traditions in America

New York Folklore Journal cover: Prejudice and Pride

A special issue of New York Folklore concerned with gay and lesbian issues and folklore.

New York Folklore Society
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Schenectady, NY 12301
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NYFS Publications—Back Issues

VOICES: The Journal of New York Folklore debuted December 2000. It merged our previous periodicals, New York Folklore and New York Folklore Newsletter and continues the numbering of our former journal, so that the first issue was Volume 26, Fall/Winter 2000.

New York Folklore—Published 1975-1999
Past issues of the Journal are available individually and in bargain-priced sets. You can check out the Tables of Contents for past issues of our scholarly folklore journal devoted primarily to New York State’s folklore and folk arts and aimed at both a professional and general readership. Special issues have included

Through African-Centered Prisms published 2000
Prejudice and Pride: Lesbian and Gay Traditions in America
Folk Arts in New York State: A Public Forum
Folk and Traditional Music in New York State
Folk Arts in Education
Marketing Folk Art.

New York Folklore Quarterly—Published 1946-1974
Past issues of the Folklore Quarterly are still available individually and as part of sets. You can check out the Tables of Contents for past issues of the quarterly.

New York Folklore Newsletter The 20-page Newsletter published quarterly through 1999 contained information and services to the field of folklore with special feature articles. You can find excerpts from our past newsletters here.

You can also find excerpts of the Voices section of previous newsletters here. This special section, the eight-page center of the newsletter, presented folklore in the words and images of its creators and practitioners.

For more information about purchasing back issues, see our on-line gallery bookstore.