This gay book list has all, om classics to current btsellers. Read up on queer history, novels, and more.
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THE BT GAY BOOKS TO ADD TO YOUR TBR LIST
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When Garrard Conley is outed by his parents, they make him attend a 12-step nversn therapy program to “cure” him of his homosexualy.
"The Guncle" by Steven RowleyOnce-famo s star Patrick is a proud Guncle (Gay Uncle Patrick, actually). You won’t fd a buttoned-up gay love story the pag: Purnell unearths the dysfunctn of Black, broke and queer men fallg and out of love (or, well, lt).
In this royal rom-, the prce of England and heir to the throne is gay, and longs for the son of the first woman print of the U. It's givg Kaytie Norman | Published Jun 2, 2023Gay books are nothg new, though many straight dienc have historilly ignored queer subtext famo works (see Billy Budd, The Picture of Dorian Grey, and The Great Gatsby, to name a few), while more overtly gay lerature has often been banned, if be published at all.