Fiction of Gay Interest - translated into English
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First editions are marked 1st. Prices include postage and packing in the UK.




AUTHOR TITLE EDITION PRICE
François AUGIERAS A Journey to Mount Athos 2008 1st thus £7.00
Philippe BESSON In the Absence of Men 2002 1st UK £6.00
Andre BIRABEAU Revelation 1930 1st UK £75.00
Driss Ben Hamed CHARHADI A Life Full Of Holes 1966 £4.00
Barbey D'AUREVILLY What Never Dies 1902 1st UK £90.00
Lluís FERNANDEZ The Naked Anarchist 1990 1st UK £10.00
Julian GREEN The Transgressor 1958 £6.00
Jorris Karl HUYSMANS Against The Grain (À Rebours) n.d. [1936] £30.00
En Ménage (Living Together)
two copies		 1969 £17.50
£15.00
Là-bas n.d. [1946] £50.00
Saikaku IHARA Comrade Loves of the Samurai 1979 £5.00
Eric JOURDAN Two 1963 1st Engl £20.00
Winston LEYLAND (ed) My Deep Dark Pain Is Love 1983 1st Engl £8.00
John Henry MACKAY The Hustler 1985 1st Engl £12.00
Maxence van der MEERSCH Mask of Flesh 1960 1st Engl £15.00
Yves NAVARRE
 Sweet Tooth 1976 1st Engl £17.50
PAI Hsien-yung
 Crystal Boys 1990 1st Engl £12.50
Roger PEYREFITTE The Jews 1973 £4.50

 The Keys of St Peter 1969 £15.00
Marcel PROUST Pleasures and Regrets 1988 £4.00
Pier Vittorio TONDELLI Separate Rooms 1992 £5.00
Michel TREMBLAY Making Room
signed by author		 1990 1st UK £14.00
TSAO Hsueh-chin
(CAO Xueqin) 		Dream of the Red Chamber n.d. £2.50
Michal WITKOWSKI
 Lovetown 2010 £5.00


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"The queer pub is different. Comparatively few people come alone, except if they happen to be regulars. The usual custom is to come in pairs, then ignore each other for most of the evening, except when the strain becomes too great. If one talks to an unattached person there is usually tension. The man is ill at ease, it takes time to sum you up and the process occupies most of his mind and renders him tongue-tied. he doesn't know whether you are a plain-clothes man or not. This, of course, is usually easy to decide; your age, your clothes, your appearance give the information in a few seconds. But there are other considerations; he doesn't know what you demand; he can guess, but only trial and error can supply the answer."

The Heart in Exile (novel), Rodney Garland, UK, 1953













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