With an abundance of laugh-out-loud humor and wit, Evaristo explodes cultural myths and shows the extent of what can happen when people fear the consequences of being true to themselves. Simultaneous.

The most talked-about European novel since My Struggle—a sexually frank, brutally honest coming-of-age story

Go-go dancer turned private investigator Scotty Bradley, along with his boyfriends Frank and Colin, arrives in New Orleans for Mardi Gras, but Ecstasy, murder, and the Russian mob thwart his plans of decadence and debauchery. Original.

Shortlisted for the 2013 PEN Award in Translation: Turkey's great experimental modernist pens a philosophical novel in three parts about desire, faith, and the psychology of prohibited love.

Living in suburban New Jersey in the 1970s is quiet for Robin until his brother is killed in an accident, causing the relationship with his family to deteriorate as he rebels against his middle-American lifestyle.

Gay Chicago investigative reporter Mark Manning and his young new assistant--and prospective amour--David Bosch try to catch the killer of a colleague, who was murdered after interviewing an astrophysicist claiming to have discovered a new ...

Good stories like this leave the reader to ponder what will happen next to those characters. I knew I would like this book. –Michael Dryden

Chronicles one hundred years of African-American homosexual literature, from the turn-of-the-century writings of Alice Dunbar Nelson, to the Harlem Renaissance of Langston Hughes, to the emerging sexual liberation movements of the later ...

Of course, those just happen to come in the guise of yet other characters that wish to romp with Tom. First among these is the exotic Geoff Staples, a sophisticated and savvy lad from the west coast and Hawaii.

Though this is a stand-alone novel—accessible to fans of Tales of the City and new readers alike—a reassuring number of familiar faces appear along the way.