1	Protecting Women's Sex Rights - January 2003 Magazine: Centrepoint
	Protecting women's rights in the face of a campaign of moral vigilance by Glasgow City Council.
2	Brian Souter - November 2002 Magazine: Centrepoint
	The end is nigh for Stagecoach boss
3	Michael Barrymore - October 2002 Magazine: Centrepoint
	The Silliness of 'coming out' late
4	Gay Marriage - September 2002 Magazine: Centrepoint
	Who wants 'gay marriage'?
5	Gay Conservatives - August 2002 Magazine: Centrepoint
	Gays are just as conservative as 'straights'
6	Exercise Your Sex Rights - July 2002 Magazine: Centrepoint
	Glasgow's efforts to prohibit sex workers and ban lap-dancing clubs.
7	Scotland's Gay Serial Killer - October 2001 Magazine: ScotsGay
	When Men Hurt Men. (William 'Ian' Beggs)
8	Sexual Fascism (Sex In The Scottish Media) - October 2001
	'SEXUAL FASCISM' BY GARRY OTTON (Ganymede Books 2001, Price £8.99 UK)
9	Cardinal Thomas Winning - June 2001 Magazine: ScotsGay
	The tributes to Cardinal Winning are filling the very pages of the Scottish press they have manipulated for years, writes Garry Otton
10	The Vigilantes - April 2001 Magazine: ScotsGay
	With a stake through the heart of Clause 28 in Scotland, Garry Otton warns of being vigilant of the vigilantes!
11	Five Years of the SCOTTISH MEDIA MONITOR - January 2001
	Garry Otton is no stranger to the media. Fifteen years ago, in a former incarnation, his London agents were distributing his sensitive illustrations of teen romance to magazines in nine countries. Dundee's DC Thomson, publishers of Jackie magazine, was a regular buyer. Despite such success, his first love has been his work for gay magazines, which began as a young student freelancing for Gay News before its demise after the famous blasphemy trial led by Mary Whitehouse and Garry went on to champion sexual rights in England.
12	Tom ‘Brigadier’ Brown - January 2001 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
13	Christians should hurt the church that hates them... says TERRY SANDERSON Garry Otton on holiday this month - April 2000 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
14	Name and Shame! - January 2000 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	Who are these sinister, shady figures lurking in the shadows and willing to put their hands in their deep pockets to help fund Brian Souter’s mail shot and endorse this homophobic Keep the Clause campaign?
15	Keep The Clause! - January 2000 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
16	Lewd and Libidinous - January 2000 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
17	Summertime... And The Living Is Sleazy! (A History of Gay Sex In and Around Glasgow) - January 1998 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	So Glasgow wants to make it big as a European capital? Garry Otton whips out his ruler and measures her up for sexual tolerance against one of the big boys.
18	Part Two Summertime... And The Living Is Sleazy! (A History of Gay Sex In and Around Glasgow) - January 1998 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
19	Old Mother Burnie - Hubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble - January 1998 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
20	Rum Goings On - January 1997 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	On the lonely Scottish island of Rum, I stumbled on George Bullough, an absolutely minted S&M queen who managed his own football team from a castle he built out of pink rock at the turn of the century.
21	Iain’s Story: Worse Than Murder - January 1997 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	Cottaging (using public conveniences to negotiate gay sex) is dangerous. Apart from the risk of queer bashing, there are the police. In Stirling, monitoring the activities of a 13-year-old rent-boy with hidden cameras, resulted in the arrests of 11 men, two of who went on to take their own lives. You are also leaving yourself open to the mercy of a homophobic judiciary and press who think nothing of dragging something private and consensual into the open for public scrutiny. In the case of Iain MacDonald: he also got 18 years behind bars!
22	Victims - January 1997 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	When, at the end of 1996, a 16-year-old gay youth turned up at a weeklong Hogmanay bash organised by the thousand-strong Gay Outdoor Club outside Stirling, he walked into the epicentre of a shock-wave of hysteria that had swept the country in the wake of Thomas Hamilton’s massacre of a classroom of kids in nearby Dunblane. One man holding a sensitive government position promptly booked in at a nearby hotel. Another spent the night in his van before driving home. A small group, including a doctor and a couple of teachers, gathered in the lounge to decide the fate of the tearful youth before he was sent packing shortly before midnight. Said one man: “I’m sorry for him, but this is all too close to Dunblane.” The youth later turned up at an organised gay badminton group in Glasgow. The leader, a gay teacher, abandoned the group citing his presence as one of the reasons. By Christmas, Edinburgh’s department store, Jenner’s only allowed children to sit on Santa’s knee with parental permission and the ‘innocent little angels’, the children of Dunblane, climbed to the number one slot of the nation’s charts singing, “Knocking on Heaven’s Door”.
23	Outing the Pink Pound - April 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	Teacher’s whisky wants to attract younger drinkers. In a ground-breaking as that went out on Scottish Television last Christmas, Allied Domecq did something to meet the approval of the young and send most older, traditional, paunchy, grey-haired board-room whisky drinkers to an early grave: they advertised their drink to gay men. And all without a single bubble rising to the surface of the media cesspit. Garry Otton has a tipple…
24	Rocking the Boat - January 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
25	Spies On Beachy Head - January 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	Britain’s nudist beaches, with their open-air sex appeal, have provided a target for moral campaigners. Garry Otton reports on the gaywatch brigades who have become laws unto themselves.
26	Part One - TIBET: Forbidden Fruit in the Forbidden Land - January 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine/Attitude
	As the first western journalist to interview gays in Tibet, Garry Otton dodges Himalayan landslides and the Chinese secret police searching for the abominable homosexual living on the Roof of the World.
27	Final Part - TIBET: Forbidden Fruit in the Forbidden Land - January 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	As the first western journalist to interview gays in Tibet, Garry Otton dodges Himalayan landslides and the Chinese secret police searching for the abominable homosexual living on the Roof of the World.
28	Age Of Consent and Bugger the Press! - January 1996 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
29	Elsi, Queen of the Munros - January 1995 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
30	Cruising: A Private Inconvenience - January 1995 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine
	Cottaging, cruising, shagging in the bushes: all the sorts of things that can cause apoplexy amongst the blue-rinsed brigade and frequently provokes considerable arresting behaviour from the blue serge uniforms. Garry Otton has been pounding the beats …
31	Clause 159: Silencing Free Radio - January 1995 Magazine: ScotsGay Magazine/Offshore Echos