Links:
    -ESSAY : The True Story of John/Joan (John Colapinto, The Rolling Stone, December 11, 1997)
    -ESSAY : How I Wrote  ABOUT THE AUTHOR (John Colapinto, SHOTS The Magazine for Crime & Mystery )
    -ESSAY : Heroin (John Colapinto, Rolling Stone, May 30, 1996)
    -ESSAY :   SOUNDGARDEN SPLIT (John Colapinto, Rolling Stone, May 29, 1997)
    -ESSAY : The Salvation of Dave Matthews : Depression, drinking and how his new album saved him (John Colapinto, Rolling Stone)
    -SYMPOSIUM : Mother Nature Strikes Back! John Colapinto, Christina Hoff Sommers, and Andrew Sullivan take on the long-held notion that sexual identity is a social construct. Tales of testosterone, sex-change, and quilting bees for boys? (Independent Women's Forum)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW : with John Colapinto & David Reimer (Fresh Air, 2/16/2000, NPR)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW :  John Colapinto, author of "As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who Was Raised as a Girl", on John Money's subversion of individual gender (Gender Talk, Program #247, February 28, 2000:)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW : Why This Boy Was Raised As A Girl (Oprah Archive)
    -DISCUSSION : Breakfast Table : Natalie Angier : Jonathan Weiner (Slate)
    -RESPONSE : Subject: Natural Inclinations Re: "The Breakfast Table: Natalie Angier and Jonathan Weiner" From: John Colapinto (Slate)
    -ESSAY : How Parents Raise Boys and Girls : He bounces trucks off walls. She plays with her tea set.: Do gender differences reflect only biology? (Adam Bryant and Erika Check,  Newsweek, 26 November 2000)
    -ESSAY : Minor infraction : A newspaper's case for breaking the law : The children and their father wanted their names used in the story; the law said no. Was there an ethical justifcation for using their names? (Sheldon MacNeil, FineLine: The Newsletter On Journalism Ethics)
    -ARTICLE : Sexual Identity Not Pliable After All, Report Says (NATALIE ANGIER, The New York Times,  March 14, 1997)
    -ARTICLE : Sex change victim recalls life as a girl  : His father told him he would have to grow breasts  (Financial Gazette)
    -ESSAY : The sex-switching saga of "Bruce-to-Brenda" (Hank Hyena, Salon)
    -ESSAY : Reevaluating Sex Reassignment : Evidence supports nature over nurture in establishing gender identity (Ricki Lewis, The Scientist)
    -ESSAY : BOYS WILL BE BOYS:  HOW A SCIENTIFIC COVER-UP LED TO GENDER AS A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT (Timothy J. Dailey, Family Research Council)
    -ESSAY :  Boy, girl, boy again (John Leo , U.S. News & World Report, March 31, 1997)
    -ESSAY : A difficult choice (Keith Morrison, Dateline, MSNBC)
    -ESSAY : The secret revealed : A family moves forward (MSNBC)
    -TRANSCRIPT : The Boy Who Was Turned Into a Girl (BBC)
    -ESSAY : Saving the boys from the gender benders (Andrew Sullivan, The Sunday Times,  28 May 2000)
    -ESSAY : Making Men without Chests : De-sexing men - a key liberal project. (Jonah Goldberg, National Review)
    -ESSAY : Into the Hands of Babes (Melissa Hendricks, September 2000, Johns Hopkins Magazine)
    -ESSAY : Making the Cut (Martha Coventry, Ms)
    -ESSAY : The Medical Construction of Gender (Case Management of Intersexed Infants)
    -READING GROUP GUIDE : As Nature Made Him (Harper Collins)
    -ARCHIVES : "john colapinto" (Find Articles)
    -ARCHIVES : "john colapinto" (Mag Portal)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Natalie Angier, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Claudia Winkler, Weekly Standard)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Heather Looy, Books & Culture)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Graeme Hunter, Touchstone)
    -REVIEW :  of As Nature Made Him  (Andrew Grossman, Dartmouth Review)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who Was Raised as a Girl by John Colapinto (Anthony Daniels, booksonline uk)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him ( Pam Rosenthal, Salon)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him ( ANOUK HOEDEMAN, Toronto Sun)
    -REVIEW : As Nature Made Him (Annette H. Lansford, M.D., American Academy of Pediatrics)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Trevor Klassen, FFWD Weekly)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him  (Lawrence Chua, PlanetOut)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who was Raised as a Girl. By John Colapinto (The Journal of Sex Research, Walter O. Bockting)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who was Raised as a Girl. By John Colapinto (The Journal of Sex Research, Kate Nicolai)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who Was Raised As a Girl.(Psychology Today,  Simon Levay)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Janet Burkitt, Seattle Times)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Josh Zelman, CNN)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Julia Hanna, Boston Phoenix)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Melissa Starker, Columbus Alive)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (PENNY HUESTON, The Age)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him  (The Spike)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Elizabeth Wickes, Ralph Mag)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him  (Debbie Fraker, Southern Voice)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Nancy Sundstrom, Kalamazoo Express)
    -REVIEW : of As Nature Made Him (Michael W. Groth, Book Reporter)
    -REVIEW ESSAY : Capitalism and Alternatives -   'As Nature Made Him'---a double hoax (Barry Stoller, McSpotlight)
    -REVIEW : of About the Author by John Colapinto (Steven Bell, Scotland Online)
    -REVIEW : of 'About the Author' By John Colapinto (Daniel Akst, SF Chronicle)
    -AWARD : PRESS CLIPS : And the Winner Is . . . (CYNTHIA COTTS, Village Voice)
    -AWARD : Books for a Better Life Award
 

JOHN MONEY :
    -The New Zealand Edge : Heroes : John Money : Sensational Sexologist
    -ESSAY : The Science of Sex: (John Money, Heretical.com)
    -CHAT TRANSCRIPT : Prime Time Replay :  Dr. John Money   on the Evolution of Sex and Gender (Omni Magazine)
    -Collection Abstracts: John Money Collection (The Kinsey Institute)
    -PROFIILE : DOCTOR OF SEXOLOGY  (Constance Holden, Psychology Today ; May 88)
    -John Money, Ph.D.  (Transhistory.org)
    -ESSAY : The Unravelling : In 1944, Janet Frame was in her final year at Dunedin Teachers' Training College and a boarder in the spartan house of her aunt, Isy Renwick. She was 19, shy, lonely and racked with self-doubt. Then her lively younger sister, Isabel, also a teachers' college student, arrived in Dunedin. (The Age, 11 September 2000)
    -ARCHIVES : "john money" (Find Articles)

MILTON DIAMOND :
    -Pacific Center for Sex and Society (Milton Diamond, Director)
    -ESSAY : Sex Reassignment at Birth: A Long Term Review and Clinical Implications (Milton Diamond, Ph.D. and H. Keith Sigmundson, M.D., Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, March, 1997)
    -ESSAY : Pediatric Ethics and the Surgical Assignment of Sex  (Kenneth Kipnis, Ph.D. & Milton Diamond, Ph.D., Journal of Clinical Ethics)
    -ESSAY : Surgical Treatment of Infants with Ambiguous Genitalia: Deficiencies in the Standard of Care and Informed Consent (Hazel Glenn Beh and Milton Diamond)
    -ARTICLE : Doctor warns about altering sex of infants : `You can't tell sex by looking at genitals,'  says Milton Diamond, `You have to look at the brain' (Helen Altonn, Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
    -ARTICLE : Milton Diamond Wins International Award for Sex Research
    -ESSAY : Diamond Gets Rough : The John/Joan Case: Another perspective by Milton Diamond, Ph.D (The Position)

GENERAL :
    -Feminism and Its Effects on Current Family and Social Issues
    -INFO-CIRCUMCISION
    -Intersex Society of North America
    -Gender Psychology
    -The Journal of Sex Research
    -North American Task Force on Intersexuality
    -Sex or Gender Assignment
    -Transhistory.org
    -Psychology Today Online
    -ESSAY : History of Circumcision
    -ESSAY : Intersexual: Not Yin? Or Yang? Fine (Deborah Mitchell, CBS HealthWatch)
    -ESSAY : Gender Self-Reassignment in an XY Adolescent Female Born With  Ambiguous Genitalia (Pediatrics, July 01 2000, Philip A. Gruppuso)
    -ESSAY : a question of gender   (Discover, January 01 2000, Emily Nussbaum)
    -ESSAY : THE FIVE SEXES, REVISITED : The emerging recognition that people come in bewildering sexual varieties is testing medical values and social norms (The Sciences, July 01 2000, Anne Fausto-Sterling)
    -ESSAY : Transgendered' Student In Brockton Needs Help (Elizabeth Gilbert, Mass News)
    -ESSAY : The Sex That Dare Not Speak Its Name (Emily Nussbaum, Lingua Franca)
    -EXCERPT : Sex Roles : Biology v. Culture  from Chapter 3 of  Sex and Politics :  Sex Differences v. Dogma ( Walter R. Dolen)
    -ESSAY : Multi-Dimensionality of Gender (Carl W. Bushong, Ph.D., LMFT, LMHC , Healthy Place)
    -ESSAY : THE COUNTER-REVOLUTION :  MORTAL SINS : The sexual revolution was based on a lie. Judith Reisman has spent thirty years uncovering the truth. (National Review; May 19, 1997)
    -REVIEW : of "Circumcision" by David L. Gollaher : A physician argues the case against lopping it off. (Greg Villepique, Salon)
    -ESSAY : Let's Talk about Gender, Baby (Wendy Kaminer, American Prospect)
    -ESSAY : It's a girl - but she knows that already : How do babies learn about sex? Through a combination of nature and nurture (Sarah Brewer, 24/08/2001, Daily Telegraph)