This is the only guide to Europe specifically written for gay and lesbian traveler. Europe's top destinations, including London, Berlin, Rome, and the Greek Islands are profiled, and in this edition there are new chapters on Dublin and Copenhagen.

<b>David Andrusia</b> has contributed to every edition of <i>Frommer&#8217;s Gay &amp; Lesbian Europe</i>, and to the forthcoming <i>Frommer&#8217;s California from $70 a Day</i>. He is the author of <i>New York Hot &amp; Hip</i> and <i>L.A. Hot &amp; Hip</i>. He is also the author of two acclaimed career guides <i>The Perfect Pitch</i>, and <i>Branding Yourself</i>, and the best-selling <i>Feng Shui Chic</i> (with Carole Swann Meltzer). He also works as a career consultant. He can be reached at davidandrusia@mindspring.com. <p> <b>Memphis Barbree&#8217;s</b> resume includes stints as a newspaper reporter, landscape designer, videographer, and U.S. Army Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense Specialist. She has written for <i>The Charlotte Observer</i>, <i>The Sun News</i> (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) and <i>Frommer&#8217;s New Mexico</i>. The author who puts the &#8220;lesbian&#8221; in <i>Frommer&#8217;s Gay &amp; Lesbian Europe</i> is currently based in the American Southwest. <p> <b>Haas Mroue</b> has published poems, stories, and travel articles in journals and magazines including <i>The Literary Review, The Michigan Quarterly Review</i>, and <i>Interiors</i>. He&#8217;s written for Berlitz and <i>National Geographic</i> travel guides. This GWM grew up spending summers in the South of France and studied at American University of Paris. At the University of California, Berkeley, he guest-lectures for June Jordan&#8217;s Poetry for the People. He is the author of <i>Frommer&#8217;s Paris from $80 a Day,</i> and <i>Frommer&#8217;s Memorable Walks in Paris</i> as well as a contributor to <i>Frommer&#8217;s Europe from $70 a Day</i> and <i>Frommer&#8217;s Argentina &amp; Chile</i>. When not on the road, he&#8217;s at home writing in a small cabin on the beach in Washington State. <p> <b>Donald Olson</b> is a novelist, playwright, and travel writer. He has contributed travel stories to the <i>New York Times</i> and many other publications, including <i>National Geographic&#8217;s Small Town Escapes</i>, <i>America&#8217;s Hidden Corners</i>, and <i>Weekend Getaways</i>. He&#8217;s the author of the award-winning <i>England For Dummies</i>, <i>London For Dummies</i>, and <i>Germany For Dummies</i>, plus guidebooks to Oregon, Berlin, and the Pacific Northwest. His novels include <i>The Secrets of Mabel Eastlake, Paradise Gardens, A Movie,</i> and <i>Queer Corners.</i> Bantam London published his novel <i>The Confessions of Aubrey Beardsley;</i> his play <i>Beardsley</i> has been produced in the Netherlands, and London. <i>My Three Husbands</i>, his newest novel (under the <i>nom de plume</i> Swan Adamson) will be published by Kensington Books in 2003. Donald Olson was one of <i>Genre</i> magazine&#8217;s &#8220;2000 notable queers for the last 2000 years.&#8221;