Fellow Travelers: Guides & Tribes: A Photographic Memoir

by Mark Thompson

In spring 2004, Mark Thompson debuted "Fellow Liberation Portraits," a traveling exhibition which featured large-scale annotated photos of various artists, writers, and spiritual leaders who have inspired him over the years.

After its national tour, sponsored by the White Crane Institute, the exhibit was donated—along with Thompson's other photographs, manuscripts, and books—to the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies' archives, maintained by the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, California.

The images featured in the exhibit were combined with dozens of other photographs Thompson has taken documenting the Radical Faerie sub-culture into a limited-edition 2008 book, Fellow Guides and Tribes (Fluxion Editions).

175 pages

Published January 1, 2008

About the author

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Mark Thompson is an American writer, editor and activist. His work centers around gay issues, particularly spirituality.

Reviews

[Larry-bob Roberts]

Published in a limited edition of 50(!) At least the SF Public Library owns a non-circulating copy so there is a chance of seeing it.