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Alan W. Petrucelli's Judy Garland Slept Here is a campy, kitschy, one-of-a-kind travel guide to some of the most iconic queer-friendly sights, destinations, and attractions in the USA. Entertaining, gossipy, and always fun, Judy Garland Slept Here is the essential travel guide for LGBTQ and anyone who loves general fabulousness. Petrucelli has spent five decades meandering down byways and back roads and brick roads (yellow and other colors), amassing information that's accurate and up-to-date, a finely-tuned skill that he attributes to flawless gaydar. What kicked off his obsession? A visit to the house Judy Garland slept in when she was living in New York, and the sinful sojourns he went on when he was old enough to read road maps and say, Judy! Judy! Judy! With tongue firmly in cheek, this celebration of LGBTQ herstory/history offers a mix of queer-friendly destinations, assorted oddities, and roadside attractions with cultural and important significance that scream gay, pithy, and informative. Whether you're an armchair traveler, a casual road tripper, or somewhere in between, this is one unforgettable wild romp through gay pop culture that you won't want to miss. Places to visit include: Lube Wrestling in Anchorage, Alaska The Wizard of Oz Festival in Grand Rapids, Minnesota Gay Ski Week in Aspen, Colorado World Erotic Art Museum in Miami, Florida Fantasia Fair in Provincetown, Massachusetts The Oz Museum in Wamego, Kansas Celebrity Walk of Fame in Fargo, North Dakota The country's biggest Glory Hole in Arkansas's Ozark National Forest And more!

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Alan W. Petrucelli is a critically-acclaimed author and prolific celebrity interviewer. His work has appeared in national and international publications including the New York Times, People, Redbook, Us Weekly, and USA Weekend. He is the author of Morbid Curiosity: The Disturbing Demises of the Famous and Infamous and Liza! Liza!, named One of the Top 200 Books of the Year by the New York Times.

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