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"Do I have to end my life to end my chidlhood?' Joshua Royalton, the irresistibly eccentric 22-year-old narrator, asks himself this question with an open pill bottle in his hand. To come up with an answer, Josh leads his readers on a darkly funny jaunt...

Through two intertwining chronologies, this novel follows Dave Miller, a 40-year old gay Jewish man who was raised by his Orthodox grandmother. A year after her death, Dave travels to Amsterdam, the home of Anne Frank, whom Grandma revered; yet Dave, fe...

Coming-of-age-novel which surveys the expanding emotional and sexual boundaries of Matt, an eighteen-year-old surfer in coastal North Carolina.

A Few Hints and Clews traces the pasts of two men-from their parents' lives through the historic events of the 20th century—reliving the experience of being gay in America during those years. The novel travels through the confusion of the 1940s and 50...

One gay man's lifelong search for sexual and spiritual enlightenment!

Neil Cullane is a closeted, conflicted 21 year old who lives in two worlds light years apart. At home, he's the dutiful son of Frank and Grace, and devoted brother to Peter who is battling cancer. But in the shadows of San Francisco underworld, Neil fin...

Following the orgininal collection of short fiction by and about Southern gay men, noted authors such as Felice Picano, Robin Lippincott, and Kelly MacQuain join an assortment of talented writers to create another short fiction anthology exploring the d...

Five stories and two novellas which examine the lives of gay men and gay youth in South Boston, a heavily Irish-Catholic working-class community. In a place known for its fierce loyalty to 'our own' and a strong traditional religious ethic, they are cau...

Three novellas -- and a revealing interview with the author -- together in one volume. These fast-paced stories, written and set in the swinging sixties and unavailable for over three decades, will introduce a new generation of readers to the fabulous a...

One of the five stories and two novellas which examine the lives of gay men and gay youth in South Boston, a heavily Irish-Catholic working-class community. In a place known for its fierce loyalty to 'our own' and a strong traditional religious ethic, t...