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Real book Emily Dickinson , edger Allen Poe second third art of war collection, manga book still looking deciding if I had choose it be my love story series or sign of affection series
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I have a lot of gay romantics, some fictional gangster stuff and some gay comical romances. All in eBook form.
A Better Place ___Mark A Roeder
A Boy’s Own Story ___Edmond White
A Cage of Bones ___Jeffery Round
A Density of Souls ___Christopher Rice
A Home at the End of the World ___Michael Cunningham
A Single Man ___Christopher Isherwood
Almost Like Being in Love ___Steve Kluger
Amazing Adventures of Kavalier ___Michael Chabon
And the Band Played On___Randy Shilts
As Meat Loves Salt ___Maria McCann
At Swim, Two Boys ___Jamie O’Neill
Becoming a Man ___Paul Monette
Boy Meets Boy ___David Levithan
Brideshead Revisited ___Evelyn Waugh
Brokeback Mountain ___Annie Proulx
Call Me by Your Name ___Andre Aciman
City of Night ___John Rechy
Comfort and Joy ___Jim Grimsley
Dancer From the Dance ___Andrew Holleran
Dream Boy ___Jim Grimsley
Family Affairs ___Larry Paculdar
Giovanni’s Room ___James Baldwin
Healing Your Emotional Self ___Barbara Engel
Hero ___Perry Moore
How I Paid for College ___Mark Acito
How Long Has This Been Going On ___Ethan Mordden
Keep it in the Family ___Fergie Boy
Lake Brambruck ___Douglas Gellatly
Like People in History ___Felice Picano
Maurice ___E. M. Forester
Me Talk Pretty One Day ___David Sedaris
Members Club ___Piet Hoebeke
Moby Dick ___Lance Stahlberg
Mysterious Skin ___Scott Heim
Naked ___David Sedaris
P’town Murders ___Jeffery Round
Rainbow High ___Alex Sanchez
Running With Scissors ___Augusten Burroughs
Secrets to Die For ___L. J. Sellers
Sexual Behavior in the Human Male ___Alfred Charles Kinsey
Soldier Boy ___J. M. Snyder
Swordspoint ___Ellen Kushner
Tales of the City ___Armistead Maupin
The Best Little Boy in the World ___John Reid
The Catch Trap ___Marion Zimmer Bradley
The Celluloid Closet ___Vito Russo
The Charioteer ___Mary Renault
The Dreyfus Affair ___Peter Lefcourt
The Family Corleone ___Edward Falco
The Front Runner ___Patricia Nell Warren
The Gay Cockade ___Temple Bailey
The Hours ___Michael Cunningham
They Joy of Gay Sex ___Dr. Charles Silverstein - Felice Picano
King James Version The Bible ___Men Of God
The Line of Beauty ___Alan Hollinghurst
The Lost Language of Cranes ___David Leavitt
The Mysteries of Pittsburgh ___Michael Chabon
The Persian Boy ___Mary Renault
The Picture of Dorian Gray ___Oscar Wilde
The Swimming Pool Library ___Alan Hollinghurst
Vintage ___Steve Berman
A Better Place ___Mark A Roeder
A Boy’s Own Story ___Edmond White
A Cage of Bones ___Jeffery Round
A Density of Souls ___Christopher Rice
A Home at the End of the World ___Michael Cunningham
A Single Man ___Christopher Isherwood
Almost Like Being in Love ___Steve Kluger
Amazing Adventures of Kavalier ___Michael Chabon
And the Band Played On___Randy Shilts
As Meat Loves Salt ___Maria McCann
At Swim, Two Boys ___Jamie O’Neill
Becoming a Man ___Paul Monette
Boy Meets Boy ___David Levithan
Brideshead Revisited ___Evelyn Waugh
Brokeback Mountain ___Annie Proulx
Call Me by Your Name ___Andre Aciman
City of Night ___John Rechy
Comfort and Joy ___Jim Grimsley
Dancer From the Dance ___Andrew Holleran
Dream Boy ___Jim Grimsley
Family Affairs ___Larry Paculdar
Giovanni’s Room ___James Baldwin
Healing Your Emotional Self ___Barbara Engel
Hero ___Perry Moore
How I Paid for College ___Mark Acito
How Long Has This Been Going On ___Ethan Mordden
Keep it in the Family ___Fergie Boy
Lake Brambruck ___Douglas Gellatly
Like People in History ___Felice Picano
Maurice ___E. M. Forester
Me Talk Pretty One Day ___David Sedaris
Members Club ___Piet Hoebeke
Moby Dick ___Lance Stahlberg
Mysterious Skin ___Scott Heim
Naked ___David Sedaris
P’town Murders ___Jeffery Round
Rainbow High ___Alex Sanchez
Running With Scissors ___Augusten Burroughs
Secrets to Die For ___L. J. Sellers
Sexual Behavior in the Human Male ___Alfred Charles Kinsey
Soldier Boy ___J. M. Snyder
Swordspoint ___Ellen Kushner
Tales of the City ___Armistead Maupin
The Best Little Boy in the World ___John Reid
The Catch Trap ___Marion Zimmer Bradley
The Celluloid Closet ___Vito Russo
The Charioteer ___Mary Renault
The Dreyfus Affair ___Peter Lefcourt
The Family Corleone ___Edward Falco
The Front Runner ___Patricia Nell Warren
The Gay Cockade ___Temple Bailey
The Hours ___Michael Cunningham
They Joy of Gay Sex ___Dr. Charles Silverstein - Felice Picano
King James Version The Bible ___Men Of God
The Line of Beauty ___Alan Hollinghurst
The Lost Language of Cranes ___David Leavitt
The Mysteries of Pittsburgh ___Michael Chabon
The Persian Boy ___Mary Renault
The Picture of Dorian Gray ___Oscar Wilde
The Swimming Pool Library ___Alan Hollinghurst
Vintage ___Steve Berman
I can't really pick a favorite book, but my favorite author is Jim Butcher. I guess I could say my favorite in his Dresden Files series is Dead Beat. Outside of that, my favorite book is one of these:
I Am Ozzy by Ozzy Osbourne
Calling All Creeps by R. L. Stine
At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft
The Stranger by Albert Camus
Dogsong by Gary Paulsen
...the list goes on. It's hard to narrow it down.
I Am Ozzy by Ozzy Osbourne
Calling All Creeps by R. L. Stine
At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft
The Stranger by Albert Camus
Dogsong by Gary Paulsen
...the list goes on. It's hard to narrow it down.
Dracula, by Bram Stoker. I am a vampire / horror fan since I can remember, and, between so many, many books and other works of art, this one in particular has a special charm to it, because it is indeed a masterpiece. The way the autor narrates the story, is something that I have never enjoyed quite like I did with this one. It just have some magic to it.
Any of these good? Glancing at title some look fun to read
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Some are down right boring. Yet others are interesting.. I'm still working on reading "The Family Corleon". It's a part of "the Godfather" series.
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Started reading "Mysteries of Pittsburgh" by Michael Chabon because the reviews on the Internet are very good. I don't have much to say about this book except that I thought it was okay not great. I didn't like the main character although he and the main character from The Catcher in the Rye are very similar. I haven't finished this book yet, although I've heard that the ending is very interesting. I'm sorry, but that's just my opinion. The ending is really great.
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Flowers for Algernon - can read these one every week and will still love it
I like detective stories as well. One of my favourite authors is Robert Galbraith. I could recommend ‘Silkworm’ and ‘Troubled Blood’.
Holes. (Disney made a movie on it)
I seriously couldn't put the book down because of how well it was written. And there's extra stuff the movie didn't show you.
I seriously couldn't put the book down because of how well it was written. And there's extra stuff the movie didn't show you.
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All of Sanderson's books are a pleasure, especially in comparison to others - the books come out rather quickly
My two favorites are both romance novels written by Francine Rivers, a Christian author. The first one I read is called Redeeming Love, a Hosea-based story set during the gold rush. The other is The Masterpiece. a modern story about a famous artist and a single mother, both with terrible pasts. I recommend both to anyone looking for a good read.
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