Some Gay Reads 29
Discover must-read LGBTQ+ fiction in Some Gay Reads 29, featuring standout titles like Looking for It and Clay's Way. Explore curated gay books, from youth tales to adult dramas, in this essential reading list for diverse queer stories.
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Male Model
by Dave Benbow
When his secret affair with glamorous designer Cameron Fuller leads to fame and fortune as a male model, window display designer Blake Jackson is swept into the world of the rich and famous where he becomes the "it" boy, but someone jealous of Blake's success is determined to destroy them both. 10,000 first printing.
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Trust Fund Boys
by Rob Byrnes
Integrating themselves into New York's wealthy gay social circuit in search of Sugar Daddies, Brett and Jamie instead find themselves immersed in a world of devious debutantes, diabolical social climbers, power-brokers, and Internet scandals where they both learn that money is not a substitute for love. 10,000 first printing.
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The Trouble Boy
by Tom Dolby
At 22, Toby Griffin wants it all - fame, fortune,and a good-looking boyfriend by his side. For now,he's got a freelance job for an online magazine, a,sublet in the East Village and a group of friends,with a taste for fashion, booze and other men. But,everything changes when Toby suddenly gets the,chance of a lifetime, working as a personal,assistant to a hip film mogul. Now he's swilling,champagne with the best of them, but he still,feels that making it in Manhattan isn't as easy as,he thought - until one tragic night changes his,life and gives him power he had never dreamt of.
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Clay's Way
by Blair Mastbaum
Hypnotic and haunting, this startlingly authentic debut novel presents a viscerally exciting look at contemporary teen life.
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Looking for It
by Michael Thomas Ford
A powerful novel of love, friendship, and community centers around a small town in upstate New York where seven gay men share their experiences as they try to find the perfect relationship. 10,000 first printing.
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The Concrete Sky
by Marshall Moore
Sparks fly, but there are questions about Jonathan's involvement in the deaths of two other patients. The police are involved, and nothing is what it seems." "You'll never look at your Prozac or your passport the same way again."--BOOK JACKET.
