Mundo Cel: Stori (Lambda Lerary Awards - Gay Fictn): 9781609804183: Negron, Luis, Leve, Suzanne Jill: Books

Contents:

• MUNDO CEL: STORI (LAMBDA LERARY AWARDS - GAY FICTN) PAPERBACK – MARCH 12, 2013
• BT SELLERS GAY FICTN
• UNLIMED EMBRACE: A CANON OF GAY FICTN, 1945-1995 HARDVER – JUNE 29, 1998
• THE LOST LIBRARY: GAY FICTN REDISVERED PAPERBACK – JANUARY 1, 2010

MUNDO CEL: STORI (LAMBDA LERARY AWARDS - GAY FICTN) PAPERBACK – MARCH 12, 2013

Review "Slenr but never slight, and often extremely funny, the ne stori this but llectn offer sight to both gay life Puerto Ri and the human ndn general... His llectn of short fictnal stori, Mundo Cel, is gay fictn at s bt.

BT SELLERS GAY FICTN

Review While gay male lerary cricism abounds, much of is based the amy and the cril perceptns of postmornism and queer theory to elucidate both popular and lerary work.

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UNLIMED EMBRACE: A CANON OF GAY FICTN, 1945-1995 HARDVER – JUNE 29, 1998

Woodhoe's close and extremely perceptive readgs of works by Whe, Isherwood, Andrew Holleran, Gore Vidal, Larry Kramer, and many more need to be read by anyone wh a ser tert Amerin gay male lerature. Reviewed the Uned Stat on May 25, 2010In his troductn to THE LOST LIBRARY Tom Cardamone says that he e-mailed thors he had recently read and wrers he knew personally about out-of-prt books that had had an impact some fashn on their liv as gay men.

THE LOST LIBRARY: GAY FICTN REDISVERED PAPERBACK – JANUARY 1, 2010

He remd that gay teens are three tim more likely to m suici than other young people, a soberg statistic. Others wrote of beg embarrassed when they checked out a gay novel a school library or when they bought the book a bookstore and of the joy of fdg out that they were not alone, even when the book may not have measured up as first class lerature. He should also add MARK by Lonnie Coleman--certaly a romanticized view of gay life but ten tim better than Gordon Merrick's tton ndy-- and anythg the brilliant French wrer Yv Navarre wrote.

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