Books like The Judas kiss by Hare, David

Tony Kushner’s dramatic work, "Millennium Approaches", focuses on gay men, offering a stage-based exploration of their experiences, aspirations and the dynamics within their communities today.

A two-part play by American playwright Tony Kushner, exploring themes of AIDS, religion, and modern America through the lens of a gay romance story and the lives of gay and lesbian Mormons.

Pippa Ewell leaves her ominous Greystone Manor, only to return and uncover the truth behind her sister’s mysterious death, forcing her to confront a dark world of danger and betrayal.

When Public Defender Rian Coulter moved to Pensacola, Florida from Birmingham, she thought she'd escaped the specter of a vicious serial killer preying on young women. A killer that was never caught. Now, police are discovering new victims. All young women, all brutally savaged, all with their hands and feet bound together behind them. Unaware that the horror has followed her to her new home, Rian juggles her caseload and her family life. But when the car of the latest victim appears in her reserved parking space, she is dragged into the spotlight and must confront the truth: it's personal. As Rian desperately tries to uncover the identity of the killer, she is hounded by law enforcement, the media, and a powerful political party. She must walk the line between her duties to her community and her profession, knowing that by choosing one, she'll betray the other.

Peter Ackroyd offers a lively, witty, and meticulously researched portrait of the final months in Oscar Wilde’s life, capturing the man’s decline and the cultural context of late Victorian London.

A 1970s fictional portrait of gay bodybuilders navigating art, identity, and passion.

A witty satire that mocks the manners of turn‑of‑the‑century society, parodying the style of Oscar Wilde and the character of Lord Alfred Douglas in Hichens’ successful debut, The Green Carnation.