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Gay Fiction
Condition: Very good Some soiling of edges and corners, but spine unbroken and apparently unread. Plot / Content: Contributors: Luis Alfaro, Paul Attinello, Peter Cashorali, Bernard Cooper, Gil Cuadros, Frank Dipalermo, Jason Friedman, Patrick Gale, David Kell, Tim Miller, Scott W Peterson, Robert Robi, Rick Sandford, Mark A Shaw, Matthew Stadler, Henri Tran, David Vernon, David Watmough "From the pen of Bernard Cooper comes a boy who nearly burns down his house to disguise his desire for men. David Vernon introduces a young man fantasizing about sex with Eric Menendez. Matthew Stadler's male protagonist longs to be a lesbian. Gil Cuadros's HIV-infected hero dares to love despite his ghosts. From the La Brea Tar Pits to the streets of Saigon, from the ruins of the Roman Empire to a future where social rank is determined by one's viral status, the eighteen stories in His define new territory for gay fiction. Seldom has the gay imagination been rendered with such vivid force as in this collection of startling new writing. Background / Biography: Reviews: Clicking on advertiser links on this site may allow these companies to gather and use information about your visit to this and other websites to provide you with advertisements about goods and services presumed to be of interest to you. |
Quote from this book "He takes a seat beside me on the 151 bus. Like a camera with high-speed film, I take one sidelong glance and capture the totality of him. Jet-black hair, almost blue, in a razor cut that makes it look like sculpted slate. Luminous, unblemished skin - the kind of skin that never nicks from shaving. Cheekbones clear up to his temples. (All right, I snuck a longer look for that.) Dress any ancient statue of Apollo or Antinous in an Italian suit (I bend down to scratch my ankle and steal a corroborating glance - definitely Italian) and this is what you'd get." Robert Rodi: "Affairs of the Day" Secondhand booksellers |
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