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Alex Claremont-Diaz, the United States’ First Son, confronts diplomatic drama when he falls for the Prince of Wales, Henry. Their staged truce turns into a real romance that could reshape politics and personal identities alike.

Ari, a fifteen‑year‑old Mexican‑American with a brother in prison, meets Dante and a friendship sparks that forces him to confront his identity, family, and sexuality.

When a copied email threatens to expose his hidden identity, sixteen‑year‑old Simon Spier must decide whether to protect his secret, save his friend, and risk a new, unexpected romance.

In a high‑school where the rules are rewritten, sophomore Paul seeks love, friendship, and a future that fits him in a world of cheerleaders on Harley bikes and a gay‑straight alliance that throws curveballs.

Cameron Post, a gay teen from a conservative Montana ranch town, is sent to a conversion therapy center after her family demands she change her sexual orientation.

Men Loving Men is for people who want to explore their gayness and open up to new aspects of themselves. It's a complete sex guide, with simple explanation for masturbation, fellatio, anal intercourse, group sex, sado-masochism and more. Each chapter details ways to get into the kind of sex you want, plus what you can do about possible hang-ups and sexual fears. Also included is all the medical information you need to know. Each chapter is fully illustrated, and there's a photo essay that captures the spirit of loving men. In addition, the book contains a historical survey of gay male sex in past times and other cultures. And because gayness is a way to grow, the book also talks about about and consciousness, about becoming more yourself and in touch with the kosmic spirit. Men Loving Men is for experienced loves, those just coming out, and for all men who want to expand their joy and understanding.

A fresh collection of American gay fiction short stories by leading LGBTQ authors, celebrating diverse male voices.

A journey through Lark's memory of his past and his struggles with aging and desire, set against the backdrop of Stonewall Book Awards and the LGBTQ+ community.

This extraordinary collection of today's best gay fiction brings together news and important work by established writers and exciting emerging voices of uncommon skill and urgency. Works by Jim Grimsley, Bruce Benderson, James Purdy, Norman Wong, and others explore the astonishing diversity and complexity of the gay male experience in the mid-'90s.

John Howard’s Men Like That explores the vibrant queer history of rural Mississippi, revealing how church, school, and community spaces nurtured African American gay lives.

Best Gay Erotica 2009 is a collection of 20 steamy, well‑written gay stories, capturing diverse encounters from casual hook‑ups to intense street play.