How to obtain the Do Ask Do Tell-GC, Our Fundamental Rights and Bill of Rights 2 books.
For images of the book covers please visit this link.
Home pages for major e-commerce sites offering these books: iUniverse Amazon Barnes and Noble
All of these sites offer searches by author and title from their home pages (which doaskdoell encourages customers to visit)
Currently, iUniverse.com (Writers Club Press) has the exclusive right to publish and distribute (including distribution to e-commerce sites) hardcopies of both "Do Ask, Do Tell" books.
The best way to search for these books on bn,com and amazon,com is to
select BOOKS, AUTHOR (on bn) and
Sometimes Amazon searches bring up the older version first, and you have to click on several links to get to the iUniverse version, which is far preferred. This (database search) problem seems to occur occasionally and then fix itself. These URLs may help: Preferreded searchlist DADT GCLB Amazon prime Barnes and Noble Searchlist Books-a-million searchlist Half-pricedpbooks searchlist Powellls searchlist
Note: the full URL for the DADT book at iUniverse.com is at Link to iUniverse web page for the first DADT book
The full URL for the sequel DADT II "When Liberty is stressed" is Link to iUniverse web page for DADT sequel book, as of 12/16/2002
The full URL for sequel DADT III "Speech Is a Fundamental Right, Being Listened to Is a Privilege, link to XLibris site, as of 2.27.2014; also pro marketing site (renewed thru Mar 2016).
On iUniverse, again, do not use quotes if you want to search for
I also have an essay published as “Homosexuality Should Be Discussed in High
Schools” as part of the book Teenage Sexuality:
Opposing Viewpoints. Edited by Ken R. Wells, Greenhaven
Press/Thomson Gale,
Here is a table of my DADT and OFR books:
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Title
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ISBN |
Publisher |
Description |
Price |
Availability |
Books in Print |
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Do Ask, Do Tell: A Gay Conservative Lashes Back: Individualism, Identity, Personal Rights, Responsibility and Community in a Libertarian Third Millennium |
0-595-00583-7 (13 digits): |
Writers’ Club Press (iUniverse.com), Browsable in html (graphics) at
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6x9 paperback, 540 pgs, 12-point about 184,000 words, endnotes. This is a second printing (September, 2000) |
$27.95 |
In stock at doaskdotell; and listed by major retailers, will be available through all conventional retailers and e-commerce sites. Retailers should contact iUniverse.com for wholesale quotes also kindle |
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Do Ask, Do Tell (as above) |
0-9656744-0-1 |
High Productivity Publishing (name in effect until 2005), |
6 x 9 paperback, 350 pages 10-point about 175,000 words, footnotes on pages First printing (Book manufacturer’s printing) (July, 1997) |
(not available)
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OUT OF PRINT Residuals at some retail and e-commerce sites only; no longer sold by doaskdotell.com |
December, 1997 (Forthcoming), October, 1998 (Books in Print) |
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Do Ask, Do Tell (as above) |
0-9656744-0-X |
High Productivity Publishing (name in effect until 2005) Browsable in html at |
9 x 11 manuscript, 10 point, footnotes, 256 pages, 187,000 words, footnotes, indexed Printed July, 1997 and continually on demand since |
N/C |
Furnished non-commercially as samples when justified by circumstances, Printed on demand (to students), but not after iUniverse version arrives |
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Our Fundamental Rights and How We Can Reclaim Them: A Psychological
Approach |
0-9656744-2-8 |
High Productivity Publishing |
6 x 9 paperback, 10 point, 91 pages, 40,000 words [Dec 1998] |
$9.95 |
Yes, ample stock, all commercial outlets |
October,1999 |
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Bill of Rights 2 and Related Subjects Note: this item will be
replaced this autumn 2002 with Do Ask, Do Tell: When |
0-9656744-3-6 |
High Productivity Publishing |
9 x 11 monograph, 48 pages, 35,000 words [Sept 2000] |
n/a |
Not now; superseded by "When Liberty Is Stressed" book from iUniverse, next entry |
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Do Ask, Do Tell: When Liberty Is Stressed; Updates to "Bill of
Rights 2"; Essays on Challenges to Free Speech and to Other Liberties
Note: this item replaces BOR2 |
0-595-26059-4 (13 digits): |
Writers' Club Press (iUniverse) |
6 x 9 paperback, 216 pages, 60,000 words, includes BOR2 slide illustrations [Dec 2002] |
$16.95 |
Yes, on demand through now through iUniverse only; Published by iUniverse and
Writers Club Press, ISBN 0-595-26059-4, published kindle |
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| Do Ask, Do Tell: Speech Is a Fundamental Right; Being 'Listened to' Is a Privilege" | 0-9656744-4-4 temp. perm 978-4391-6008-2 soft | XLibris | 6x9 322 pages, hardcover, soft | TBA ($-Ask) | Yes, on demand through Xlibris, Amazon, etc. Kinlde soon |
When contacted doaskdotell.com will ship the purchaser a copy(s) of the book
(except for Do Ask, Do Tell--see next paragraph) and submit an invoice. Payment
is due upon receipt, “honor system,” by check.
iUniverse.com and Writers Club Press own the rights to manufacturing and distributing the physical hardcopies of Do Ask, Do Tell (both books), and that publisher sets the retail prices. Customers are encouraged to visit the e-commerce links given above for credit-card purchase. The current contractural arrangement is that the book remains available from this publisher through June, 2004. It is catalogued as "Politics/Government" on iUniverse. I do have an inventory of the iUniverse printing and in some appropriate cases complimentary copies are available (as to students) from me. Wholesale book distributors, libraries, and retail outlets should contact iUniverse for purchase. I (the author) do have the right to negotiate with other parties for subsidiary sales (electronic, motion pictures, etc.).
My purpose in writing these books is to stimulate discussion about certain
libertarian ideas and proposals. I do want to establish myself as an author;
but immediate financial gain is NOT my objective. Persons wishing to submit
materials to me, new authors, and anyone else with general business questions
should refer to the link
submit.htm at this site. Persons with business questions should refer to info.htm.
Anyone may obtain information about any of these book by contacting me at my email address JBOUSHKA@aol.com
or by phone at
There is a video (called simply “Do Ask, Do Tell”) of my speech at
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Library of Congress Catalog Numbers: Do Ask, Do Tell: ISBN
0-9656744-0-1 Library of Congress catalog 97-93949. (copyright
registration TX 4-571-548
Call number is Dewey Decimal 305.38/9664/092 B Library of Congress Call Number. HQ75.8.B66A3 1997 LOC Control Number is 97093949
Our Fundamental Rights: ISBN 0-9656744-2-8 Library of Congress catalog 98-96799
(copyright registration TX4-915-026
The easiest way to access this information is to visit http://catalog.loc.gov/ and use the Keyword search.
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RR Bowker (Books in Print) information:
RR Bowker Accession (subscribers only) 47466262. DADT appears in the October 1998 RR Bowker Books in Print, p. 2553 under Titles (it had first appeared in Forthcoming Books in December 1997). In October 2000 it appears on p. 2979 of Authors and 1181 of Titles.
DADT does not appear in the 2001-2002 Books in Print because it is now available only from iUniverse as a print-on-demand book, and currently these are lot listed in library copies of Books in Print.
RR Bowker Subject References: for 2000-2001
Do Ask Do Tell: Gays – Identity p 6279
Gays –Political Activity p 6281
Our Fundamental Rights: Human Rights p 7303