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Book Reviews: Paul Rudnick, Christopher Bram, and Gay Teens at Boarding School!
by
Brent Hartinger
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Nov 9, 2009
You want book reviews about planning your wedding, comic essays and gay boys at boarding school? We've got them!
Books: What Does “The Brady Bunch” Have to do with “The Sopranos”?
by
Brent Hartinger
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Sep 29, 2009
Both TV shows are the subject of two new gay-related books. Plus, William Mann’s new novel!
Recent Articles
Should You Have to be Gay to Win a Lambda Award?
by
Brent Hartinger
The Lambda Literary Awards are now open only to GLBT authors. Nice idea — terrible policy.
Review: Three Books With Nothing in Common (Except They’re All Pretty Good)
by
Brent Hartinger
We look at new books about drama queers, the CW show “Supernatural,” and a gay Phantom of the Opera star.
"Beach Reading" and Other Gay Goodies
by
Jesse Monteagudo
A literary love letter to gay San Francisco; plus fictions and non-fictions
April Books: Sexy Murder Mysteries Plus Johnnie Ray Rousseau is Back!
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Larry Duplechan’s fictional alter-ego returns along with a slew of gay whodunits.
What Amazon's "Glitch" Says About American Pop Culture
by
Michael Jensen
We shouldn't be surprised when a connection is drawn between "gay" and "sex" since entertainment frequently does the same.
Hollywood Bohemians and Others
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Gay stories from Woodstock, Palm Springs, Hollywood and elsewhere.
January Books: A Gay Literary Medley
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Bart Yates’ dysfunctional family values make for great reading, plus Steve Berman and Mattilda.
It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s Gay Webcomics!
by
Lyle Masaki
With traditional comics not exactly gay-friendly, the Internet provides a gay alternative.
December Books: Dirty White Boys
by
Jesse Monteagudo
The faces of Soho; plus PETA’s gay rabble-rouser.
AfterElton’s 50 Best Gay Books!
by
Brent Hartinger
Your votes are in! Announcing the rankings for the best 50 gay books of all time.
AfterElton's 50 Greatest Gay Books Poll
by
AfterElton.com Staff
We ask our readers to name their all-time favorites in gay literature.
October Books: Gay Fictions About Growing Up and Coming Out Gay
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Gay youth in several new novels, plus boy meets hero and gay photo histories.
Gay Celebrity Lives, Then and Now
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Star biographies from Raymond Burr to Heath Ledger. Plus John Barrowman and Leslie Jordan tell (almost) all.
Editorial: It's Time to Call Out Anti-Gay Author of "Ender's Game"
by
AfterElton.com Staff
Calling out Orson Scott Card's homophobia.
July Books: A Miami Native Comes Home
by
Jesse Monteagudo
A Beantown Cuban's love letter to Miami. Aussie takes on the World (Book). Plus, to be young gay and black in New York.
Books to Ease the Summertime Blues
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Band Fags grow up and come out, guy meets doppelganger, John Rechy relives his past, and more!
May Books: From Kansas to Texas
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Scott Heim goes home again to Kansas, Robert Leleux grows up gay and beautiful in east Texas.
April Books: Augusten Burroughs is Back!
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Reviewed: “Running with Scissors” author does a “Daddy Dearest;” celebrity camp from England, and more!
Fur Better or Worse: Gay Guinea Pigs Wed in New Children’s Book
by
Dana Rudolph
Being gay isn’t the issue in this story for kids centered on a same-sex marriage.
Gay Fiction to Satisfy Every Taste
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Fun reads from Kensington Books, plus queer Jesus and a defense of gay books.
February Books: The Roots and Fruits of Gay Culture
by
Jesse Monteagudo
The early days of the gay press, plus hard boys and the best, gay romance
Three Books About Gay Artists and Gay Travelers
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Tantalizing travel tales and the history of gay artists in 20th century America.
Review of John Barrowman’s “Anything Goes”
by
Locksley Hall
The openly gay "Torchwood" star releases his autobiography.
The Year in Gay Books: Mouse Soars, J.K. scores and more!
by
Jesse Monteagudo
Bad news, good books, and Dumbledore comes out!
Lance Bass’ "Out of Sync" Hits Too Many Wrong Notes
by
Gena Hymowech
The gay former boy-band member is less than forthcoming in his new memoir.
J. K. Rowling Says "Harry Potter" Character is Gay
by
Michael Jensen
J. K. Rowling reveals Albus Dumbledore is gay.
Influential Gay Characters in Literature
by
Kilian Meloy
Today’s hottest gay authors discuss their favorite queer characters and books.
Three Gay Books for August
by
Stephen Fraser
Three very different books for summertime tastes
July's Books Include a Cool Mystery, Teen Angst, and Robert Rodi's Return
by
Stephen Fraser
Two exciting new teen novels, a new gay mystery, and the return of "Fag Hag" writer Robert Rodi.
Gay Novels Range From Rome to Minnesota to Boston
by
Stephen Fraser
Reviews of "Brendan Wolf," "Roma" and " Boston Boy's Club."
Interviews
Interview with Armistead Maupin
by
Dennis Hensley
AfterElton.com talks with the "Tales of the City" author
Interview With James St. James
by
Steven Frank
The iconic "party monster" on his new novel, "Freak Show".
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Book News
Our Gay Teen Guide to Summer Fun
by
Steven Emmanuel
Afterelton.com offers up ways for gay boys to stay busy this summer.
The Last Gay Word: The Gay Teen Book Author's Tale
by
Brent Hartinger
In honor of Banned Books Week, Brent Hartinger explores the censorship of gay teen literature.
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Reviews
Judging a (Gay) Book By its Cover
by
Stephen Fraser
A literary historical novel and two boy books.
Good, Better, Best: Three Gay Novels
by
Stephen Fraser
Reviews of "Boy Culture", "Shakespeare's Sonnets", and "Call Me by Your Name".
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