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•    First Digital Edition •    Grier Rating:  A***  •    Digitized from rare pulp edition In Patricia Highsmith's The Price of Salt, Therese is nineteen and working in a department store during the Christmas shopping season. She...

"Genius—brilliant, polished and of considerable depth." —Ishmael Reed An experimental first novel of poem-like compression, Annotations has a great deal to say about growing up Black in St. Louis. Reminiscent of Jean Toomer’s Cane, the book is in part a meditation on African-American...

The Principal Cause of Death is the next entry in Mark Richard Zubro's Tom and Scott series. When gay high School teacher Tom Mason is accused of murdering the school principal, Tom and his partner, Scott Carpenter, need to catch the real murderer and clear Tom's name. Kirkus Reviews raves,...

My Father is a universal narrative of a relationship between parent and child. As a young gay man struggles to find common ground with his conservative father, he inadvertently discovers a friend in the man who raised him. Through two experiences shared decades apart, these two men of different generations...

When Al proposes to Chad, he has in mind a fairytale wedding with all the works. Chad's not so sure it's a good idea. Between the planner with her binders full of weddings, the myriad tasks, the short time frame, and Al's meddling sister, Chad's at risk of coming undone long before the big day. When...

A Note of Explanation is a previously unknown work by iconic writer Vita Sackville-West. Written in 1922, it was recently rediscovered as a miniature book in Queen Mary's dollhouse in Windsor Castle. Witty and stylish, the story recounts the antics of a time-traveling sprite who inhabits the dollhouse....

Daron's Guitar Chronicles, the ongoing tale of coming out and coming of age in the 1980s, continues in volume five, compiling more chapters of the popular online serial into the next ebook. The pressure cooker that is the tour bus has been affecting everyone, but will it ultimately fuse the band...

The latest volume in the award-winning web serial about coming out and coming of age in the music business of the 1980s and 1990s. As the calendar turns from 1990 to 1991, Daron Marks is trying to stay true to his heart. But life is tough when you're a talented musician whose life is controlled...

Writer/ Photographer Steven Anton Butler's (S.A.B.)first chapbook is a string of poems forming a loose narrative that focuses on the young poet's life. S. A. B. builds his own platform in Homoerotic poetry through his free verse and highly engaging prose. S. A. B. adds his own twist to an...

“At his most flippant, Chin is downright charming.”—Publishers Weekly While trying to make sense of this ever-churning, terror-filled world, poet Justin Chin found himself traveling repeatedly home to Southeast Asia—a region unnerved and raging with SARS and the Avian Flu—to help...

The writings that shocked America out of the 1950s Blasting through the crew-cuts and conformism of their day, the Beat writers were queer in the fullest sense of the word: their fluid sexuality challenged all sexual and romantic conventions. Most shocking of their unconventional attitudes was their...

Bobby had a secret that he dared not share with anyone.  The struggle with this inner turmoil was causing him to lose focus on everything that was important to him.  Bobby knew that revealing his secret could change his life forever. Bobby was in love with his best friend. Normally, a dilemma such...

Ollie lives in a world where isolation of the individual is preferred by the powers that be. He lives for his VR and the Rx that makes it hyper real, until he meets someone in virtual Paris who is more real than his own life.

Joan Carmichael, a successful New York businesswoman, lost the love of her life ten years earlier. Alone, she raised their four children, always cherishing her deep love for her wife. Her memories of their life together come back even stronger as one of their daughters prepares to marry. Joan and...