The Parting Gift is a passionate erotic tale, but a cautionary one… read more

That Was Something is a vivid novel that chronicles how youthful exuberance is ultimately highjacked by time… read more

For a man under a curse, Nerites certainly doesn’t act like it: he never bemoans his fate, nor simply accepts it in a stoic fashion; rather, he unapologetically glories in the endless feast of male flesh…. read more

Fashion Climbing is both refreshing and surprising. For any of us who don’t think much about fashion, the book is a revelation… 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

David Wojnarowicz wanted us to see beneath the American dream—all of the grotesque hypocrisy and all of the promise—and begin to rebuild something better… read more

Alain Locke was the chief philosophical architect and steward of the Harlem Renaissance… read more

The Beatles, the Stones, and Elton John, all dance through this delightful and compelling book, and though they’re the music makers here, all were styled by Tommy Nutter. … read more

This week, a poem by James A.H. White… read more

Arceneaux’s is a refreshing voice of honest worry mixed with irreverent humor… read more