LGBT Fiction | Fiction
Jan.31.2008
A college professor faces the dark side of
the Internet in a so-called "review" website
that allows any and all, even non-students, to
destroy whomever they like with libel, lies,
and license, by bribing and blackmailing teachers
for grades, all the while Political Correctness
strangles...
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Jan.29.2008
He’s the only vampire cop around—and a gang of Vespa-riding vampires threaten to drain San Francisco dry!
Big trouble at night in the city. A gang of Vespa-riding vampires are killing San Franciscans so indiscriminately they threaten to not only drain the city dry—but risk the discovery of vampires...
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Jan.29.2008
DO YOU KNOW YOURSELF?
He looks just like you. He acts exactly like you. He takes away your job. He steals your friends. He seduces your lover. Every day he becomes more and more like you, pushing you out of your life, taking away what was yours … until there's nothing left. Where did he...
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Jan.24.2008
"When I sneaked a peak at the old man, I saw inside his nose and noticed long hair reaching out to curve around each nostril. Inch-long hair also poked out from behind the low-cut kurta and from below the wide pajama bottoms. I lowered my gaze, somehow feeling I had been improper to notice...
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Jan.14.2008
MAHU SURFER, Neil Plakcy’s second mystery novel, sends openly gay Honolulu homicide detective Kimo Kanapa’aka back to his surfing past. Rather than announce Kimo’s public return to the HPD after the events of MAHU, his new boss asks the former competitive surfer to go undercover on Oahu’s North...
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Jan.14.2008
Kimo Kanapa'aka's world turns upside down in MAHU. At 32, the hero of Māhū has reached the pinnacle of his profession, detective on the Honolulu Police Department's homicide squad, based at the Waikīkī station. But a difficult murder case, as well as turmoil in his personal life, is about to...
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Dec.19.2007
From Publishers Weekly Though the millennium frenzy may have passed, this collection of outstanding gay fiction is anything but. The editors have amassed a bevy of literary talent (some well known, some new), and the 21 stories showcase a panoply of styles, narrative depth and personal histories....
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Dec.19.2007
Flamboyant New York theatre director Ren is passionately in love with Jack, a younger man who is still under the thumb of his conservative CEO father, Malcolm. Jack's differences with his father range from the fact that Jack is still in the closet regarding his sexuality to having to endure his...
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Dec.17.2007
A hefty volume of bedtime stories Mother Goose never thought to write down. Adapting some of childhood's most beloved tales for the adult gay reader, the contributors to Happily Ever After dig up the subtext of these hitherto "innocent" diversions adding some surprises of their own along...
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