SEX CAMP
A lighthearted fictional story based on the very real Annual Workshop on Sexuality, the nationally-renowned training that has been held for nearly thirty years at an Episcopal Church-owned retreat facility in upstate New York. To learn more about the book, please click on the book cover image.

"In his book 'SEX CAMP,' Brian McNaught ventures into places where most people fear to tread. His searing honesty combines with an overt ability to pose issues about human sexuality that desperately need to be faced, lest we continue to violate those who do not fit our security boxes. I commend his work but only to those among us who are courageous and radically open."

– Bishop John Shelby Spong

NOW THAT I'M OUT, WHAT DO I DO? Thoughts on Living Deliberately (1997)
Now That I'm Out, What Do I Do? intimately explores the personal challenges and rewards of integrating a gay identity into all aspects of a person's life. Like On Being Gay, it has generated letters of appreciation from all over the world.

"Getting there may be half the battle, but until now no one had really addressed what we should do once we've arrived. McNaught, one of our most prominent sexuality educators, comes to our rescue with a practical primer that's both informative and fun to read."

– The Advocate

GAY ISSUES IN THE WORKPLACE (1993)
Gay Issues in the Workplace is the perfect book to give to a heterosexual colleague or manager at work. It is popularly used as a text for corporate diversity workshops and was distributed to members of Congress by the Human Rights Campaign.

"Clear, well-organized and straightforward, McNaught's book is an excellent resource. This is a book for gays to read and share with their colleagues and, when possible, their employers...a significant index of how lesbians and gay men are transforming society by being out in the workplace."

– Genre

UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING GAY AND TRANSGENDER ISSUES IN THE WORKPLACE Part One (36 min.):$495 / Complete 4 Part Set (145 min.):$895
This extraordinarily engaging and powerful presentation seeks to build bridges of understanding on gay and transgender issues in the workplace, and to make allies of all employees in the company's goal of empowering a diverse workforce. It captures renowned presenter Brian McNaught at his very best with an audience of corporate employees who enthusiastically respond to him and the pertinent information and personal perspective he offers.

HOMOPHOBIA IN THE WORKPLACE 58 min. (1993) $24.95
"You can personally believe what you want about the moral aspects of homosexuality and still be an ally in the fight against discrimination ... Brian McNaught points out in this outstanding seminar modeled on his award-winning presentation to audiences in corporate America."

– Video Librarian

GAY ISSUES IN THE WORKPLACE (designed for presentation) 25 min. (1993) $195
"Nice job! ... an excellent introduction ... for non-gay managers and an important aid for gay workers to show the larger issues to their employers."

– Art Bain, editor and publisher, The Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Corporate Newsletter