September 1963 issue of Mattachine Review, a monthly periodical published by the Mattachine Society, Inc., featuring articles on homosexual rights, legislative controversies in Washington, organizational activities, fiction, book reviews, and reader correspondence. The publication documents the 10th Annual Conference of the Mattachine Society, advocacy for homosexual equality, legal challenges faced by the Mattachine Society of Washington, and includes literary contributions such as 'Chris and Ray' by Jay Little. The issue contains advertisements for books relevant to the homophile movement and lists other organizations working in the field of sex variance. The cover features an expressive black ink illustration of a male face, and the periodical is printed in black and white on newsprint, comprising 20 pages.