Lethe's gay titles include an array of
gay-positive novels, poetry,
erotica and literature for gay men & lesbians. In addition, Lethe
has partnered with the White Crane Institute
to bring out new and classic titles in gay spirituality and gay wisdom
under the White Crane Books imprint. Lethe is one of the
world's
leading publishers of gay and lesbian spirituality, poetry, and
independent fiction. Below is a list of Lethe Press's books of gay
spirit, spirituality and wisdom--both fiction and non-fiction.
It Was Too Soon Before… The unlikely life, untimely death, and unexpected rebirth of Gay Pioneer, Dirk Vanden
By Dirk Vanden
It Was Too Soon Before… is the autobiography of Richard Fullmer who
wrote under the nom de plume Dirk Vanden. He was a serious novelist in
the early days of the development of the gay literary genre. His first
books were published--augmented with sex scenes inserted by the
publisher--as porn pulps. The book tells the story of his life from his
upbringing as a devout Mormon to his discovery of sexual realities to
his move to the gay meccas of San Francisco and Los Angeles in the 1960s
and discovery of the thriving gay counterculture through the death to
AIDS of his longtime partner to retirement and obscurity to a "rebirth"
as his books have been rediscovered by modern gay literary scholars. The
book includes "The Wit & Wisdom of Gabriel Horny," a collection of
humor and wisdom in short aphorisms that express the spiritual
wisdom Fullmer has garnered through his 78 years.
Includes two sections of photographs from the author's life.
The Secret of the Golden Phallus: Male Erotic Alchemy for the 21st Century
by Bruce P Grether
Introduction by Joseph Kramer
Commentary by Toby Johnson
This book can transform how you see yourself and can even change your
life. Major taboos remain around male genitals and eroticism, taboos
that you must dissolve in order to reclaim who and what you really are.
It is time on our rapidly changing planet to merge the erotic with the
sacred, and for you to reclaim your body as a temple. Revealed here as
never before, is the authentic phallic wisdom of Male Erotic Alchemy for
too long deliberately obscured by the dominant cultures. Ancient wisdom
combines with cutting-edge practices that are simple, yet powerful
tools you can actually use. The Triple God concept and the three forms
of Male Solo Sex Magick will unleash your creative, sustaining, and
regenerative powers. You are encouraged to honestly embrace your own
phallus and enhanced erotic ecstasy as the legitimate core of your male
identity. The Secret of the Golden Phallus will help you to become a
happier, healthier, more balanced man.
The Secret of the Golden Phallus is an Amazon Prime title and is offered
electronically as a kindle exclusive. Click here for Kindle Store.The Secret of the Golden Phallus is available to Amazon Prime members in the Kindle Owners' Lending Library.
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Jewish Gentle and Other Stories of Gay-Jewish Living
by Daniel M. Jaffe
“We know the
territory
that Jaffe writes in—lush, stark, unexpected, a Jordan flowing through
it with Real on one bank and Dream on the other. Jaffe is not afraid to
write about violence, or blasphemy, sometimes comically and sometimes
horrifically...you are holding in your hands this new book of his. Where
fractured novel and story collection are Velcroed to the music he
composes, his Torah of the moment, the stories of our gay queer Jewish
lives, seen and reseen, heard and reheard, with a lush orchestra of
lived experience playing in the background. A collection of stories that
could be a novel, the sections of a novel shuffled like a deck of
cards. A lush Jewish gamelan for queer ears, queer hearts, queer minds.
And otherwise.”— from Andrew Ramer’s Introduction.
In Jewish Gentle and Other Stories of Gay-Jewish Living, Daniel M. Jaffe
explores various aspects of gay-Jewish life: coming out to self and
family; (re)defining one’s relationship to tradition and faith;
surviving child abuse and teenage sexual identity angst; experiencing
the adult joys and heartbreaks of dating, of forming relationships, and
of losing them; coping with HIV/AIDS; considering parenting; and dealing
with old age.
Mirroring the diversity within contemporary American Jewish life, the
main characters in these twenty-four stories are Jewish, but in various
ways—some wrestle with religion, others with their place in tradition
and community. Yet for other characters here, Jewish identity is not at
issue in the pursuit of happiness, love, and inner peace; rather,
Jewishness is a cornerstone given, a foundational lens through which
these characters see and examine the world and self.
The Uncommon Sense of the Immortal Mullah Nasruddin
Stories, jests, and donkey tales of the beloved Persian folk hero
By Ron J. Suresha
Once,
when young Nasruddin was acting up in class by distracting his
classmates with endless antics, jests, and stories, his irate teacher
uttered a curse: “Whatever you do or say, wherever you go or stay,
whether it’s night or day — people will only laugh at you.” Now, eight
centuries later, children, adults, and wise fools everywhere are still
laughing at Nasruddin, one of the world’s most beloved folk characters.
This entertaining and insightful retelling of more than 350 Mullah
stories brings the famed Persian legend into the 21st Century.
Storytellers, folklorists, Sufis, comedians, wisdom seekers, and
everyone who loves to laugh will be enriched and enlightened by the
timeless wit, inscrutable wisdom, and uncommon sense of humor of Mullah
Nasruddin.
GREAT review from Storytelling, Self, Society journal:
"Suresha identifies the real strength of Nasruddin’s stories in context
to world literature and story performance, that is, its power to build
bridges between cultures. He relates a personal reference to the mullah
stories, as they were the first stories he learned from his
Israeli-American mother. Throughout his life he continued to collect
these anecdotes, and as a young adult he found one of Idries Shah’s
collections of Nasruddin stories on the shelves in an ashram library.
. . .
"The intended audience for Suresha’s collection is a contemporary
audience of all ages. If the illustration cover by Sgott MacKenzie is
any indication of a future market for this collection, we are likely to
see Suresha’s book in use for secondary educational environments as
well as personal libraries. Suresha refers to this text as a
“contemporary retelling,” which is appropriate to the storytelling
traditions of Turkey. The point of these stories is to speak to the
audience in the language and metaphors that are familiar. Suresha
acknowledges that he avoided the “more lurid and pejorative sexual,
scatological, ethnic, racist, sexist and violent subjects,” but he
eludes to the possibility of including them in a forthcoming
collection. I hope Suresha carries out this plan to bring the more
compromising stories to an adult audience at a later date—after all,
that is part and parcel of the trickster’s trade."
Freedom Glorious Freedom
The Spiritual Journey to the Fullness of Life
For Gays, Lesbians,and Everybody Else
By John J. McNeill
In
Freedom, Glorious Freedom, acclaimed author John J. McNeill shows
how lesbian and gay Christians can achieve full spiritual
maturity and self-acceptance. McNeill discusses freedom of
conscience and discernment of spirits, ancient teachings of the
Christian church that have a special urgency for lesbian and gay people
who need to free themselves from all the homophobic authorities and
deal with God on a direct and personal basis. The liberating
process of coming out of the closet is seen as a spirit-filled effort
to achieve the glory of God by becoming fully alive.
McNeill offers a twelve-step spirituality as a spiritual
process of liberation from all addictions in order to experience the
love of God in its fullness. The epilogue expresses in detail
a philosophical vision, looking both to the past and to the future, of
how gay liberation fits into the Spirit-directed evolution of human
history and its role in the ongoing struggle for human liberation.
For more than thirty-five years, John J. McNeill, an ordained priest
and psychotherapist, has been devoting his life to spreading the good
news of God’s love for lesbian and gay Christians.
Sex as God
Intended
A Reflection on Human Sexuality as Play
By John J. McNeill
with Festschrift essays celebrating the life and work of John J. McNeill
For more than thirty-five years, John J.
McNeill, an ordained priest and psychotherapist, has been devoting his
life to spreading the good news of God's love for lesbian and gay
Christians. McNeill presents a simple and straightforward answer to the
question: What did God invent sex for? The answer, derived from an
incisive investigation of the Judeo-Christian Scriptures, is that God
intended sex as a source of pleasure, joy and love.
This book represents a concise summary of the wisdom culled over a
lifetime. McNeill's ideas have enriched the faith of thousands,
including fellow teachers, religious scholars, ministers and lay folk.
This volume includes a Festschrift to John McNeill, celebrating his
life and work in a series of essays by students, friends, and
activists, honoring him for his lasting contribution and spelling out
how he touched their lives and work.
Toby Johnson • Mark Jordan • Robert E. Goss
• Jim Mitulski • Mary Elizabeth Hunt • Sr.
Jeannine Gramick • Vincent Virom Coppola • Virginia Ramey Mollenkott •
Mel White • Daniel Helminiak • John Stasio •
Brendan Fay and Rev. Troy Perry
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Contemplations
of
the Heart:
A Book of Male Spirit, Photography, Digital Imaging and Text
By Peter Grahame
A
very unique and moving book, this collection of images and poetry tells
an eloquent story of the gay male spirit. The book is filled with
sensuous, lush and magical images of naked men that have been processed
to create a dream-like land of joy. Contemplations of the Heart highlights men of many different ages,
shapes, sizes and colors. The non-erotic, non-objectifying male nude
photographic and digital images, and the meditation-style text, are
reflective of positive self-image and self-acceptance, and it suggests
how these may lead to a deeper sense of the spiritual self, most
especially for Gay men.
Hard cover, mostly full color, the book
measures 5.75 in. x 8.25 in. All male photo subjects appearing are 18
or older. This book is very reasonably priced, and a great gift.
Peter Grahame is interviewed about his art in Icarus 1
An intriguing look into current-day religious life…
The story of a young Catholic teaching brother realizing the true
meaning of serving others and living life, Seventy Times Seven is
readable and entertaining, with just the right twists and turns to keep
the reader engrossed.
“Jesus instructed us
to forgive those who have wronged us seventy times seven times,” Brother
Vito Fortunato teaches the boys in his high school religion class, but
it’s Vito himself who has the most trouble with forgiveness: trying to
forgive the Church, the gay community, and most of all, himself. Just a
few months from his final vows as a Brother in the Catholic Church, Vito
finds himself at a crossroads, torn between his spirituality and his
sexuality as a fully out and proud gay man. Will a summer of volunteer
work at an AIDS center in San Francisco—and a love affair with Gabriel, a
recently divorced landscaper—help Vito decide his calling—and his
future?
A collection of essays by the English socialist
poet,
anthologist and early homosexual activist. The book is an attempt to
make an objective comparison between the origins and practices of pagan
religions and christianity.
Lethe Press
Paperback,
320 pages
ISBN 1590210077
$19.95
For more than three decades, clinical psychologist, Don Clark, has
been speaking to the hearts and minds of gay people, their families,
friends, teachers and helpers in the many editions of Loving Someone Gay.
With compassion he has promoted communication across generations
as well as revealing a path of understanding and reconciliation for
parents, siblings, husbands and wives—as well as among religious
leaders, teachers, librarians, legislators, judges, and law enforcement
agencies. Most important he has provided vital insight into the
psychodynamics and sociology of individuals, the gay men and lesbians
who have been and continue to be misunderstood and abused in societies
around the world.
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Someone Gay:
Memoirs By Don Clark, Ph.D.
The author of the perennially popular and life-changing
book, Loving
Someone Gay, recounts his own life journey from shame, failure,
guilt
and fear to pride, self-confidence and understanding of true feelings.
Sharing how he made the transformation himself, the first officially
openly gay psychologist in the U.S. and "father of gay-oriented
psychotherapy" points the way for others to claim gay identity and gay
pride and follow him to happiness, meaning, love and success.
Amar A Alguien Gay (Loving Someone Gay--Spanish translation by Ralph Seligman)
por Don Clark, PhD
Por más de tres décadas, el
psicólogo clínico, Don Clark, ha estado hablando a los
corazones y mentes de la gente gay, sus familias, amigos, maestros, y
ayudantes en las múltiples ediciones de Loving Someone Gay (Amar
A Alguien Gay). Con compasión él ha promovido la
comunicación a través de generaciones, revelando un
camino hacia el entendimiento y reconciliación para padres,
hermanos, esposos y esposas—al igual que para líderes
religiosos, maestros, bibliotecarios, legisladores, jueces, y agencias
que imponen la ley. De mayor importancia, el provee una visión
vital dentro de las psicodinámicas y la sociología de los
hombres gay y lesbianas que frecuentemente son malentendidos y
abusados, a veces por sí mismos. Leyendo su explicación
de la “homofobia internalizada” es una experiencia de sanación.
Él ha dicho, “En éste tiempo de malentendido global en
que vemos viejos hábitos de prejuicio e intolerancia siendo
finalmente cuestionados, el mundo clama por la comunicación y
empatía. Ha llegado la hora para que cada persona que piensa que
es racional que ofrezca una mano de ayuda a una hermana o hermano gay,
aquí o allá, conocido o desconocido. Las reglas y papeles
sociales que antes no se cuestionaban están cambiando. Ninguna
persona está libre a atreverse a ser exactamente quien ella o
él es hasta que esa persona esté dispuesta a ofrecer
entendimiento, respeto y afecto a la persona gay que añora
solamente tener la misma libertad.”
Con ésta más reciente edición actualizada de su
famoso libro, Don Clark ilumina una luz clara a nuestro futuro en el
siglo veintiuno.
In this Lambda Literary
award-winning
title,
Toby
Johnson explores how
the rise of gay identity has become an important part of contemporary
religious development. This dramatic transformation has resulted due to
the perspective of gay men with their ability to step outside the
assumptions and conventions of culture and see things from a different
point of view. This book will reward readers seeking new insight into
faith as well as culture, myth and traditions.
JohnsonÍs
vision of a life-affirming, sex-positive spirituality of love,
cooperation, mutual respect and acceptance is in sync with modern
scientific knowledge, and does not ask the reader to suspend logic or
critical thinking. Gay Christians who are struggling with their sexual
orientation will especially appreciate JohnsonÍs convincing
refutation
of common ñbiblical" anti-gay arguments. A powerful book for
personal
change and a great gift to a gay friend who is unhappy with his life or
suffering from low self-esteem.
You can download to iTunes & transfer the pdf to an iPad or other ebook reader
SPECIAL: Combo Offer -- PDFs of both Gay Spirituality & Gay Perspective by Toby Johnson also includes a radio interview with Harry Faddis,
entitled The Way of Joyful Participation in the Sorrows of the World.
Gay Perspective:
Things our [homo]sexuality tells us about the nature
of God and the
Universe
By Toby Johnson
Back in print, expanded and updated, with a new Preface by the author,
Johnson's Lammy-nominated bold statement of the spiritual side of gay
consciousness.
Purchase and download PDF now.
Pay through AmazonPayments. Digital edition priced at $7.99
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entitled The Way of Joyful Participation in the Sorrows of the World.
Charmed
Lives: Gay Spirit in
Storytelling Edited by Toby Johnson
&
Steve Berman
Storytelling
can be a way of spinning straw into gold, of showing ourselves we have
drawn a long straw in this life. Charmed
Lives. offers readers a
collection of fiction and personal essays as an alternative to the
stories that society often tells about gay men. Some are whimsical with
a touch of enchantment, some profoundly spiritual, others romantic--all
offer insight into modern gay life that will inspire and shed light on
the grace of being gay with tales of hope against adversity and love
over loneliness
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Secret Matter By Toby Johnson
The winner of a Lambda Literary Award for Gay Men's
Science
Fiction
and bestselling novel, Secret Matter
returns to print in a revised
edition for the 21st century. With an afterword by gay theologian,
social commentator Mark Jordan.
BONUS with this edition: Adam and Steve, a whimsical tale
with a profound insight
Kevin Anderson is moving along through his life,
finishing up
college, and getting ready to leave New York for an internship
rebuilding San Francisco after an immense earthquake. Then the Visitors
arrive; a race of human-like aliens touch down in several cities around
the globe, including SF, and nothing will ever be the same. When
Kevin's company is given a contract to build a facility for the
Visitors, he forms a friendship with ïBel, one of their number.
But is
'Bel so alien after all? They seem so human, but they possess some odd
characteristics and seem to be hiding something. What secrets do they
carry, and where, exactly, are they from?
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Getting Life in Perspective A Fastastical
Romance By Toby Johnson
Sweet, sexy, wise and thoroughly entertaining, this mytho-historical
novel, featuring two lovable apparitions from the late 1800s America,
interweaves a heart-warming storey of youthful romance and adventure
with an ageless life-affirming and gay-positive spiritual message
...along with just a touch of the Twilight Zone.
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Two Spirits: A Story of Life With the Navajo By Walter L.
Williams
& Toby Johnson
Twenty years after publishing his
ground-breaking The
Spirit and the
Flesh, anthropologist Walter L. Williams breaks his silence and writes
another book on Native Americans. Together with award-winning writer
Toby Johnson, he has produced a work of historical fiction striking in
its evocation of Navajo philosophy and spirituality. Set in the Civil
War era of the 1860s, this novel tells the story of a young Virginian
who finds himself captivated by a Navajo Two-Spirit male. This book
illuminates the truth of what the United States did to the largest
indigenous people of this nation. A novel full of suspense, plot
twists, and endearing romance.
"What can I say about this book. It was
AWESOME. I felt like I was there among the Dine, in the Sweat Lodge, in
Santa Fe watching Joelle sing. I could see the mountains and feel the
hot air and all the glory of the Southwest. I would highly recommend
this book for anyone who loves historical fiction with gay characters
in it. I'd give this book 10 stars if I could, but definitely 5 stars."
"Lastly, I want to encourage those of you who, although you might think
that this story sounds wonderful, are afraid to read it. It is true
that this story is far from a typical story in the M/M genre, but the
two essential things that make up a romance are present here: a
sweeping love story and a HEA [Happy Ever After]. Yes, I admit I cried several times while
reading this, often in frustration and sometimes with joy. I won’t say
that it was an easy story to read, because it isn’t. I often had to
put this book down and take it up later. But that was the key: I
always wanted to pick it back up. And more than anything, I felt like I
took a journey with the characters and they became my friends. What
more can you ask for in a book?"
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Another Word for
Sky:
Poems By Jay Michaelson
"Jay
Michaelson knows too well that our life is a wedding and a funeral, at
the same time, in any given moment. The erotic on these pages comes
hand in hand with the devotional."
- Ilya Kaminsky, author of Dancing in Odessa
" If you are comfortable in your pew, these may not be the poems for
you. But if you want fully embodied poems of outrage and love -- and if
you want to "make a religion of flaw," read Another Word for Sky.
You wonÍt regret it."
- Richard Chess, author of Third Temple
Jay Michaelson is the executive director of Nehirim: GLBT Jewish
Culture and Spirituality, and a leading figure in the gay spirituality
movement. Visitors to Easton Mountain, Burning Man, Body Electric, and
many other places have thrilled to his ecstatic, erotic performances of
visionary queer mystical poetry -- and now his first book of poems is
out from Lethe Press. At times reflective, at times outrageous, Another
Word for Sky stakes Michaelson's claim to be the James Broughton,
even the Allen Ginsberg, of his generation.
Clouds of Magellan is an
independent publishing imprint, based in Melbourne, Australia.
Clouds specialises in non-fiction in the
area of spirituality, broadly defined, and publishes some fiction and
poetry. They publish Michael Kelly, former Dignity leader in Australia
(Rainbow Sash Movement) and part-time resident at Easton Mountain Gay
Retreat in upstate New York.
White Crane Books
White Crane Books is an imprint of
Lethe Press, affiliated with the
White Crane Institute, a nonprofit organization which promotes the
study of the role of gay men, queer sexualities and gender variation
and orientation in the evolution, psychology, sociology, and practice
of spirituality, ritual, and religion.
The White Crane Institute's goal, and the purpose of White Crane Books,
is to foster the gathering and dissemination of information about the
critical role sexuality and gender has played and continues to play in
the development of cultural, spiritual and religious traditions and to
provide a nurturing environment for the continuation and expansion of
those explorations for the greater good of all society.
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The Fire in Moonlight:
Stories from the Radical Faeries
1975-2010
Edited by Mark Thompson and
Richard Neely (Osiris) and Bo Young, Associate Editors
Foreword by Will Roscoe, Ph.D.
2012 Over the Rainbow selection by the American Library Assoc
The most valuable possession a people have is their story…their history.
Many years in the making, with over fifty contributors from around the
world, The Fire in Moonlight is the first anthology of its kind.
Beginning with Walt Whitman and Edward Carpenter in the nineteenth
century and moving through the liberation movements of the late
twentieth, The Fire in Moonlight speculates far into the twenty-first.
It offers a timely compendium of culture wisdom, provocative wit and
challenging sensuality.
The Fire in Moonlight gives witness to a groundbreaking movement that
painstakingly emerged from the Gay Liberation era. Rooted in the
history of radical visionaries, this little known, essential
community informs the modern world with new meaning, offering
fresh definitions of faith, identity, purpose and gender.
The Fire in Moonlight is a series of personal reflections on who
the Radical Faeries are, where they’ve been and where they are going:
Radical Faeries in their own words. It is about how a movement has
changed lives—and how Radical Faeries contribute to healing a fractured
Earth.
Queering the Text: Biblical, Medieval, and Modern Jewish Stories
by Andrew Ramer
Andrew Ramer’s new book, Queering the Text: Biblical, Medieval, and Modern Jewish Stories,
grapples with traditional midrashim, plays with homoerotic love poems
from medieval Spain, and envisions alternate versions of the present.
Inspired by the pioneering work of Jewish feminists, working with the
narrative tools of the rabbis of old, Ramer has crafted stories that
anchor LGBT lives in the three-thousand-year-old history of the Jewish
people. “The universe is made up of stories, not atoms,” wrote poet
Muriel Ruckeyser. The stories in this book will transport you to a new
universe – the one we are striving to create, right here and now.
A
Prophet In His Own Land A Malcolm Boyd Reader
Edited by Bo Young and Dan Vera
For over sixty years,
Malcolm Boyd has written truthfully about his own
journey to fullness. From theologian to civil rights pioneer to
coffee house troubadour to gay rights icon, Boyd has courageously and
whole-heartedly shown the way to a deeper, more honest examination of
all our lives, leading by example. Bo Young and Dan Vera interview
Malcolm and his partner Mark Thompson about their years together. Many
of Boyd's previously unavailable articles are reprinted here.
White Crane Books is proud to re-release Boyd's classic spiritual
biography and coming out story, Take
Off the Masks, for a new
generation of readers hungry for its insight, honesty and soulful
perception. With a new introduction by BoydÍs life
partner, Mark
Thompson, and a newly added postscript by Rev. Canon Boyd himself.
ALL: A James
Broughton
Reader Edited by Jack Foley
In a life that stretched from 1913 to 1999 James
Broughton
witnessed
and commented on the twentieth century from the point of view of an
outsider. In a time aghast at its own horrors, Broughton championed
laughter. He was a poet, not of the ivory tower but of the innovative
street, a playful, urban voice with the notion that a poet could change
the world. In a rational century, he asserted mystery. All: A James
Broughton Reader collects the range of this acclaimed poet and
filmmaker.
A classic of gay mythopoesis. Michael Bails (Seattle WA)
writing an
unsolicited review on the amazon.com site says: "I was recommended this
book after having taken a Body Electric workshop a few weeks before.
From the first page I began to re-live the entire bonding rituals that
we had experienced over that weekend. How to connect, how to
communicate, and how to intimately bond on a higher plane! ... A
definite "must have" book for the gay tribe who would like to interact
spiritually and emotionally!"
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Arguably the book that started the Gay Spirituality
Movement.
Publishers Weekly wrote: Cultural editor of the Advocate, Thompson here
collects previously published articles and book excerpts from the
magazine, each an attempt to define the status of gay men. In an
introduction he distinguishes between homosexual (a form of sexuality)
and gay: "A social identity and consciousness actively chosen." The
text discusses the gay's role in politics, religion, culture, identity.
Among the contributors are Judy Grahn, author of lesbian/feminist
works; Malcolm Boyd, activist Episcopal priest; Harry Hay, a founder of
the Mattachine Society; writer William S. Burroughs; and Geoff Mains's
presenting an approving, detailed description of sadomasochism.
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