Alley's flawed protagonist is so human and so relatable that you never stop pulling for him even when he seems to give up on himself and in turn, those he loves. Read More
The author weaves a compelling narrative about the bonds of love and affection between two men: the playwright Tennessee Williams and his partner Frank Merlo Read More
Zerance's poems draw from what he knows as a young gay man of his era and are deeply rooted in the classic while maintaining a modern and clean style. Read More
Night Soil is a remarkable novel that explores many themes simultaneously—the relationship between a single mother and her son, the repercussions of racism in America, the abuse of our environment—all through the life of an unique gay character Read More
At Night Only is a fast-paced, sometimes frenzied look at New York's artistic and corporate worlds through a lens of drugs, dysfunction, and mental illness Read More
Authors of short fiction are some of our best story tellers and Philip Dean Walker is rapidly claiming a place as one of our finest and certainly most unique Read More
