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	After his relocation in the Netherlands, from 1992 he was associated with the controversial inner city ministry at the Pauluskerk (St. Paul's Church) in Rotterdam, first as a volunteer and then as an assistant pastor. There, he was responsible for English language work and assisting work with sexual minorities. In 2003, he was dismissed from the Reformed Church in America to the Remonstrantse Broederschap in The Netherlands. During the City Council elections in 2006, the Pauluskerk and its work was attacked in a book sponsored by a foundation supporting the neo-Nazi political movement left by [[Pim Fortuyn]]; one chapter dealt with Mader, labeling him a 'scientific child rapist', pairing him with Pastor [[Joseph Doucé]] (the Belgian homophile activist and clergyman murdered by the French Security Police, whose ministry had also been supported by the Pauluskerk), and predicting Mader would meet the same end.		After his relocation in the Netherlands, from 1992 he was associated with the controversial inner city ministry at the Pauluskerk (St. Paul's Church) in Rotterdam, first as a volunteer and then as an assistant pastor. There, he was responsible for English language work and assisting work with sexual minorities. In 2003, he was dismissed from the Reformed Church in America to the Remonstrantse Broederschap in The Netherlands. During the City Council elections in 2006, the Pauluskerk and its work was attacked in a book sponsored by a foundation supporting the neo-Nazi political movement left by [[Pim Fortuyn]]; one chapter dealt with Mader, labeling him a 'scientific child rapist', pairing him with Pastor [[Joseph Doucé]] (the Belgian homophile activist and clergyman murdered by the French Security Police, whose ministry had also been supported by the Pauluskerk), and predicting Mader would meet the same end.


	== Selected works ==		== Selected works ==

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	[[File:Donald Mader.png\|thumb\|Donald Mader]]<div style="margin-right: 25px; float: left;">__TOC__</div>'''Rev. Donald H. Mader''' (1948-2022) was a photographer, publisher and boylove activist, who worked as an assistant pastor. He was born in the United States and majored in history with minors in religion and art ~~at Michigan State University~~. In 1971, he began attending Union Theological Seminary in New York City. In 1984, at San Francisco, he met [[Joseph Geraci]] and together decided to move to the Netherlands. ~~Since 1986~~ Mader ~~lives~~ in the Netherlands as an expatriate.		[[File:Donald Mader.png\|thumb\|Donald Mader]]<div style="margin-right: 25px; float: left;">__TOC__</div>'''Rev. Donald H. Mader''' (1948-2022) was an American photographer, publisher and boylove activist, who worked as an assistant pastor. Mader was born in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, in the United States, and graduated magna cum laude from Michigan State University in 1970, having majored in history with minors in religion and art. In 1971, he began attending Union Theological Seminary in New York City, and received his M.Div. degree in 1975. In 1984, at San Francisco, he met [[Joseph Geraci]] and together decided to move to the Netherlands. Mader lived in the Netherlands as an expatriate from 1986 until his death.

			==Early Life==

			His career as a radical began at age 14, when he and two schoolmates wrote a letter to a suburban Detroit weekly newspaper regarding the murder of a Detroit woman doing civil rights work in the South; the editor of the paper turned the letter over to the FBI for investigation, and Mader and his schoolmates were called into the principal's office to be interrogated about their Communist sympathies.

			When registering for military conscription in 1966, during the Vietnam War, he was the first person in the history of his local draft board to declare as a conscientious objector. At Michigan State University he was active in draft counseling, campaigns against ROTC and Dow Chemical's napalm production, and first wrote for and then in 1967-8 co-edited the campus underground newspaper, ''The Paper''. During the summer of 1968, he was a technical advisor in creating the Mississippi Student News Project and their underground paper, ''Kudzu''. In New York he was again involved in draft counseling, in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Davis Angela Davis] Support Committee, and in refusal of Federal taxes for military purposes. He wrote and spoke widely in the Reformed Church on urban issues, and wrote on pacifism and anti-militarism.

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	== Pastoral work ==		== Pastoral work ==

	Rev. Mader has spent two two years as student assistant at a black parish in Queens, New York and for 13 years he was the pastor of a small parish in Brooklyn, New York. After his relocation in the Netherlands, he ~~has been involved in~~ Pauluskerk (St. Paul's Church), Rotterdam, first as a volunteer and then as an assistant pastor. ~~He is also active~~ in the [[Joseph ~~Doucé\|~~Doucé]] ~~Committee~~ (~~a work group at~~ Pauluskerk ~~that addresses pastoral issues related to sexual minorities~~, ~~including pedophiles)~~.		Rev. Mader has spent two two years as student assistant at a black parish in Queens, New York, and for 13 years he was the pastor of a small parish in Brooklyn, New York. Following a year of clinical pastoral training at Bellevue Hospital, he was ordained to the ministry in the Reformed Church in America (R.C.A.) in 1976. As a student pastor and pastor, he served inner city parishes for the R.C.A. in New York City from 1971 to 1986. As President of Brooklyn Classis, in a case which led to the legalization of women clergy in the R.C.A. and to calls that he be charged with heresy, at the 1979 R.C.A. General Synod he spearheaded the successful defence of Brooklyn's ordination of a woman to the ministry.

			After his relocation in the Netherlands, from 1992 he was associated with the controversial inner city ministry at the Pauluskerk (St. Paul's Church) in Rotterdam, first as a volunteer and then as an assistant pastor. There, he was responsible for English language work and assisting work with sexual minorities. In 2003, he was dismissed from the Reformed Church in America to the Remonstrantse Broederschap in The Netherlands. During the City Council elections in 2006, the Pauluskerk and its work was attacked in a book sponsored by a foundation supporting the neo-Nazi political movement left by [[Pim Fortuyn]]; one chapter dealt with Mader, labeling him a 'scientific child rapist', pairing him with Pastor [[Joseph Doucé]] (the Belgian homophile activist and clergyman murdered by the French Security Police, whose ministry had also been supported by the Pauluskerk), and predicting Mader would meet the same end.


	== Selected works ==		== Selected works ==

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	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Introduction]. ''Men and Boys: An Anthology'' (Coltsfoot Press: New York, 1978). This longer, online version, written in 2012.		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Introduction]. ''Men and Boys: An Anthology'' (Coltsfoot Press: New York, 1978). This longer, online version, written in 2012.
	*"The Entimos Pais of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10," ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' 1, no. 1 (1987): 27-39, reprinted in ''Homosexuality and Religion and Philosophy,'' ed. Wayne Dynes and Stephen Donaldson (New York: Garland, 1992), pp. 223-235.		*"The Entimos Pais of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10," ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' 1, no. 1 (1987): 27-39, reprinted in ''Homosexuality and Religion and Philosophy,'' ed. Wayne Dynes and Stephen Donaldson (New York: Garland, 1992), pp. 223-235.
	*"Pedophilia," in ''Encyclopedia of Homosexuality'', ed. Wayne R. Dynes (New York: Garland, 1990), pp. 964-970 (with [[Joseph Geraci]]).		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20220120012122/http://williamapercy.com/wiki/images/Pedophilia.pdf "Pedophilia"] in ''[[Encyclopedia of Homosexuality]]'', ed. [[Wayne R. Dynes]] (New York: Garland, 1990), pp. 964-970 (with [[Joseph Geraci]]).
	*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.		*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.
	*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.		*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.

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	*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.		*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.
	*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.		*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.
			*Rev. Hans Visser and Donald Mader (eds.). ''[https://brongersma.info/Misunderstood_intimacy_-_A_pastoral_approach_to_pedophilia Misunderstood intimacy - A pastoral approach to pedophilia]'' (Rotterdam: Stichting voor Kerkelijk Sociale Arbeid, 1999).
	*[https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword], in Antonio Rocco, ''Alcibiades the Schoolboy'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 2000 [originally, 1652]). (Recommended as an introduction to early modern books about [[pederasty]]).		*[https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword], in Antonio Rocco, ''Alcibiades the Schoolboy'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 2000 [originally, 1652]). (Recommended as an introduction to early modern books about [[pederasty]]).
	*"[[Walter Breen\|Walter H. Breen]] (J. Z. Eglinton) (1928-1993)", in ''[https://library.lol/main/BEC95F8D3AAB4F98717EC72622B762E6 Before Stonewall: activists for gay and lesbian rights in historical context]'', ed. by Vern L. Bullough (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2002), pp. 312-322.		*"[[Walter Breen\|Walter H. Breen]] (J. Z. Eglinton) (1928-1993)", in ''[https://library.lol/main/BEC95F8D3AAB4F98717EC72622B762E6 Before Stonewall: activists for gay and lesbian rights in historical context]'', ed. by Vern L. Bullough (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2002), pp. 312-322.

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	== Scholarly work ==		== Scholarly work ==
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	Mader is the author of many scholarly articles in literature, art, photography and religion. His "The Entimos Pais of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10" (1987) is one of the most original works of pederasty in the Bible. He also served at the editorial board of ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' (1987-1995) and since 1990 he is a member of the editorial board of the ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]''.		Mader is the author of many scholarly articles in literature, art, photography and religion. His "The Entimos Pais of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10" (1987) is one of the most original works of pederasty in the Bible. He also served at the editorial board of ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' (1987-1995) and since 1990 he is a member of the editorial board of the ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]''.

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	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Introduction]. ''Men and Boys: An Anthology'' (Coltsfoot Press: New York, 1978). This longer, online version, written in 2012.		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Introduction]. ''Men and Boys: An Anthology'' (Coltsfoot Press: New York, 1978). This longer, online version, written in 2012.
	*"The [[Entimos Pais]] of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10," ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' 1, no. 1 (1987): 27-39, reprinted in ''Homosexuality and Religion and Philosophy,'' ed. Wayne Dynes and Stephen Donaldson (New York: Garland, 1992), pp. 223-235.		*"The Entimos Pais of Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10," ''[[Paidika]]: The Journal of Paedophilia'' 1, no. 1 (1987): 27-39, reprinted in ''Homosexuality and Religion and Philosophy,'' ed. Wayne Dynes and Stephen Donaldson (New York: Garland, 1992), pp. 223-235.
	*"Pedophilia," in ''Encyclopedia of Homosexuality'', ed. Wayne R. Dynes (New York: Garland, 1990), pp. 964-970 (with [[Joseph Geraci]]).		*"Pedophilia," in ''Encyclopedia of Homosexuality'', ed. Wayne R. Dynes (New York: Garland, 1990), pp. 964-970 (with [[Joseph Geraci]]).
	*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.		*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.

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	*[[Media:Mader - 2010 - Objectifying Consent.pdf\|"The Individual Can . . ." Objectifying Consent']], in ''Boyhood Studies'', Vol. 4, No. 2 (2010), 103-112.		*[[Media:Mader - 2010 - Objectifying Consent.pdf\|"The Individual Can . . ." Objectifying Consent']], in ''Boyhood Studies'', Vol. 4, No. 2 (2010), 103-112.
	*D.H. Mader and Gert Hekma, "Same Sex, Different Ages: On Pederasty in Gay History", in ''[https://archive.org/details/censoringsexresearch Censoring Sex Research: The Debate Over Male Intergenerational Relationships]'', ed. by Thomas K. Hubbard and Beert Verstraete (Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2013), pp. 161-193.		*D.H. Mader and Gert Hekma, "Same Sex, Different Ages: On Pederasty in Gay History", in ''[https://archive.org/details/censoringsexresearch Censoring Sex Research: The Debate Over Male Intergenerational Relationships]'', ed. by Thomas K. Hubbard and Beert Verstraete (Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2013), pp. 161-193.
	*[[Text_of_Donald_Mader's_Autobiography\|Posthumously published autobiography]] (authored between 2006-2021).		*[[Text_of_Donald_Mader's_Autobiography\|Posthumously published autobiography]] (authored between 2006-2021).<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230705141412/https://www.newgon.net/wiki/Text_of_Donald_Mader%27s_Autobiography Posthumously published autobiography] (Archived version)</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==

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	*[[Media:Mader - 2010 - Objectifying Consent.pdf\|"The Individual Can . . ." Objectifying Consent']], in ''Boyhood Studies'', Vol. 4, No. 2 (2010), 103-112.		*[[Media:Mader - 2010 - Objectifying Consent.pdf\|"The Individual Can . . ." Objectifying Consent']], in ''Boyhood Studies'', Vol. 4, No. 2 (2010), 103-112.
	*D.H. Mader and Gert Hekma, "Same Sex, Different Ages: On Pederasty in Gay History", in ''[https://archive.org/details/censoringsexresearch Censoring Sex Research: The Debate Over Male Intergenerational Relationships]'', ed. by Thomas K. Hubbard and Beert Verstraete (Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2013), pp. 161-193.		*D.H. Mader and Gert Hekma, "Same Sex, Different Ages: On Pederasty in Gay History", in ''[https://archive.org/details/censoringsexresearch Censoring Sex Research: The Debate Over Male Intergenerational Relationships]'', ed. by Thomas K. Hubbard and Beert Verstraete (Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2013), pp. 161-193.
			*[[Text_of_Donald_Mader's_Autobiography\|Posthumously published autobiography]] (authored between 2006-2021).

	==See also==		==See also==

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	<div style="margin-right: 25px; float: left;">__TOC__</div>'''Rev. Donald H. Mader''' (1948-2022) was a photographer, publisher and boylove activist, who worked as an assistant pastor. He was born in the United States and majored in history with minors in religion and art at Michigan State University. In 1971, he began attending Union Theological Seminary in New York City. In 1984, at San Francisco, he met [[Joseph Geraci]] and together decided to move to the Netherlands. Since 1986 Mader lives in the Netherlands as an expatriate.		[[File:Donald Mader.png\|thumb\|Donald Mader]]<div style="margin-right: 25px; float: left;">__TOC__</div>'''Rev. Donald H. Mader''' (1948-2022) was a photographer, publisher and boylove activist, who worked as an assistant pastor. He was born in the United States and majored in history with minors in religion and art at Michigan State University. In 1971, he began attending Union Theological Seminary in New York City. In 1984, at San Francisco, he met [[Joseph Geraci]] and together decided to move to the Netherlands. Since 1986 Mader lives in the Netherlands as an expatriate.

	== Activism ==		== Activism ==

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	== Publishing ==		== Publishing ==

	In 1978, Mader edited a reprint of the American [[Uranian Poetry]] anthology ''Men and Boys'' (1924). He wrote an introduction for the volume discussing the author [[Edward Mark Slocum]]'s life, which we have archived.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Donald Mader. Introduction to Men and Boys.] (Archived version).</ref> He later founded his own publishing house in Amsterdam called [[Entimos Press]]. With Entimos Press Mader published books on [[Boy Photography\|photography]], art and poetry including an influential translation of [[Abu Nuwas]] boylove poetry (by [[Hakim Bey]]). In 2000, Mader published a reprint of "the first homosexual novel" ''[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Alcibiades_the_Schoolboy Alcibiades the Schoolboy]'' (1652), by Antonio Rocco. The novel features age-gap homosexuality ([[pederasty]]), and Mader's [https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd ~~Afterword~~] provides "an excellent introduction" to the novel and history of pederasty.		In 1978, Mader edited a reprint of the American [[Uranian Poetry]] anthology ''Men and Boys'' (1924). He wrote an introduction for the volume discussing the author [[Edward Mark Slocum]]'s life, which we have archived.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Donald Mader. Introduction to Men and Boys.] (Archived version).</ref> He later founded his own publishing house in Amsterdam called [[Entimos Press]]. With Entimos Press Mader published books on [[Boy Photography\|photography]], art and poetry including an influential translation of [[Abu Nuwas]] boylove poetry (by [[Hakim Bey]]). In 2000, Mader published a reprint of "the first homosexual novel", ''[[wikipedia:Alcibiades_the_Schoolboy\|Alcibiades the Schoolboy]]'' (1652), by Antonio Rocco. The novel features age-gap homosexuality ([[pederasty]]), and Mader's afterword<ref>[https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Alcibiades afterword by Mader]</ref> provides "an excellent introduction" to the novel and history of pederasty.

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	*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.		*"Exclusion, Toleration, Acceptance, Integration: the experience of Dutch Reformed Churches with homosexuality and homosexuals in the Church," ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 25, no. 4 (1993): 101-120.
	*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.		*''A man of many words (and some controversial pictures): a bibliography of the published writings and photographs of D.H. Mader'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 1995), 28 pages.
	*[https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword], in Antonio Rocco, ''Alcibiades the Schoolboy'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 2000 [originally, 1652]). [Recommended as an introduction to early modern books about [[pederasty]]).		*[https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword], in Antonio Rocco, ''Alcibiades the Schoolboy'' (Amsterdam: [[Entimos Press]], 2000 [originally, 1652]). (Recommended as an introduction to early modern books about [[pederasty]]).
	*"[[Walter Breen\|Walter H. Breen]] (J. Z. Eglinton) (1928-1993)", in ''[https://library.lol/main/BEC95F8D3AAB4F98717EC72622B762E6 Before Stonewall: activists for gay and lesbian rights in historical context]'', ed. by Vern L. Bullough (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2002), pp. 312-322.		*"[[Walter Breen\|Walter H. Breen]] (J. Z. Eglinton) (1928-1993)", in ''[https://library.lol/main/BEC95F8D3AAB4F98717EC72622B762E6 Before Stonewall: activists for gay and lesbian rights in historical context]'', ed. by Vern L. Bullough (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2002), pp. 312-322.
	*[http://dx.doi.org/10.1300/J082v49n03_14 "The Greek Mirror: the Uranians and their use of Greece,"] ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 49, nos. 3/4 (2005): 377-420, reprinted in ''Same-Sex Desire and Love in Greco-Roman Antiquity and in the Classical Tradition of the West'', ed. Beert C. Verstraete and Vernon L. Provencal (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2006).		*[http://dx.doi.org/10.1300/J082v49n03_14 "The Greek Mirror: the Uranians and their use of Greece,"] ''[[Journal of Homosexuality]]'' 49, nos. 3/4 (2005): 377-420, reprinted in ''Same-Sex Desire and Love in Greco-Roman Antiquity and in the Classical Tradition of the West'', ed. Beert C. Verstraete and Vernon L. Provencal (Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2006).

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	== Publishing ==		== Publishing ==

	In 1978, Mader edited a reprint of the American [[Uranian Poetry]] anthology ''Men and Boys'' (1924). He wrote an introduction for the volume discussing the author [[Edward Mark Slocum]]'s life, which we have archived.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Donald Mader. Introduction to Men and Boys.] (Archived version).</ref> He later founded his own publishing house in Amsterdam called [[Entimos Press]]. With Entimos Press Mader published books on [[Boy Photography\|photography]], art and poetry including an influential translation of [[Abu Nuwas]] boylove poetry (by [[Hakim Bey]]). In 2000, Mader published a reprint of "the first homosexual novel" ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcibiades_the_Schoolboy Alcibiades the Schoolboy]'' (1652), by Antonio Rocco. The novel features age-gap homosexuality ([[pederasty]]), and Mader's [https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword] ~~to the novel has been dubbed~~ "an excellent introduction".		In 1978, Mader edited a reprint of the American [[Uranian Poetry]] anthology ''Men and Boys'' (1924). He wrote an introduction for the volume discussing the author [[Edward Mark Slocum]]'s life, which we have archived.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230620134642/https://greek-love.com/index.php/poetry/reviews/slocum-edward-mark-ed-men-and-boys-an-anthology?highlight=WyJicmFkZm9yZCJd Donald Mader. Introduction to Men and Boys.] (Archived version).</ref> He later founded his own publishing house in Amsterdam called [[Entimos Press]]. With Entimos Press Mader published books on [[Boy Photography\|photography]], art and poetry including an influential translation of [[Abu Nuwas]] boylove poetry (by [[Hakim Bey]]). In 2000, Mader published a reprint of "the first homosexual novel" ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcibiades_the_Schoolboy Alcibiades the Schoolboy]'' (1652), by Antonio Rocco. The novel features age-gap homosexuality ([[pederasty]]), and Mader's [https://greek-love.com/index.php/europe-5th-17th-centuries/alcibiades/introduction-alcibiades-the-schoolboy-pederasty?highlight=WyJ3YWx0ZXIiLCJicmVlbiJd Afterword] provides "an excellent introduction" to the novel and history of pederasty.

	== Photography ==		== Photography ==