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This title in other formats:Best American Gay Fiction #2: Best American Gay Fictionby Brian Bouldrey
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Following the success of last year's debut volume, this Best American Gay Fiction collection broadens the range of contributors, styles, and genres. Here is outstanding new work by such well-known writers as Andrew Holleran, Dale Peck, Michael Nava, and David Wojnarowicz alongside fresh talents who capture the full spectrum of gay life today — African Americans, Latinos, and Asian Americans. The impressive writing presented here — all drawn from works published in 1996 — reflects this diversity as well, and ranges from coming-of-age narratives to reflections on growing older, from edgy 'zine fiction to elegant tales wrought with lapidary precision.<P>Unified only by their excellence, these twenty-one selections are resounding proof of yet another banner year for gay fiction. Table of ContentsIl paradiso / Andrew Holleran — The chicken man / Tom House — From the diaries of a wolf boy / David Wojnarowicz — Blame it on Chachi / R. Zamora Linmark — A conscience call / Kevin Killian — From A backward glance / Kolin J. M. Ohi — Port Kansas / Karl Woelz — Truncated offramp / D. Travers Scott — Intricacies of departure / William Sterling Walker — Phoenix eyes / Russell Leong — Mainframe / Scott Thomas — My son, my heart, my life / John R. Keene — Up the ladder with Chuck Paa / David Ebershoff — Two boys / Michael Nava — Lucky / Paul Lisicky — Sebastian comes for tea / Ishmael Houston-Jones — The bath tub / Donald Windham — Red cream soda / Gary Fisher — Shapes / Stephen Beachy — Rolling back the stone / Dale Peck — Sifting through / Mitchell Cullin. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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