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The Easy Way Out by Stephen McCauley. List Price:£9.99
	Patrick O'Neil, a gay travel agent who can't commit to his lover, tries to help his brother, who has fallen in love with a lawyer just months before his scheduled marriage to another woman. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 266 pages (July 1993) [Hits: 310]
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Embrace by Mark Behr. List Price:£7.99
	The awakening of Karl De Man, a 13-year-old student at the Berg, an exclusive academy for boys in 1970s South Africa. The events of Karl's school-life are interwoven with memories from his childhood and first years at the Berg, as he falls in love with both his best friend and his choirmaster. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 726 pages Open Market Ed (Feb 2001) [Hits: 302]
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Endangered Species by Louis Bayard. List Price:£9.99
	Amazon.Com review Nick Broome has the first biological clock by Timex: it takes a licking and keeps on ticking. In this queer twist on the new genre of reproductive comedy, a single gay Washingtonian in his 30s realizes that although he has a brother and a sister--both healthy, successful adults--no one in his family has made a move toward having children. The Broome genes are being swept into oblivion. Nick's brother Greg tries to compensate for the unspoken loss by arranging a dreaded annual dinner for the siblings in an ugly roadside restaurant. Even Nick's mother, who has never asked for a grandchild, remarks that there's not much point in having a big Christmas tree every year. With sudden clarity and a fetching image of Atlantic herring dropping their eggs and semen in unison, then swimming on, Nick decides to take matters into his own hands. Rejected by every sperm bank he can find, he looks in vain for a lesbian coparent, then a straight coparent, then a surrogate mother, meeting a wonderfully weird collection of similarly needy people in the process, and incidentally coming across a gorgeous bartender named Joe. Although funny, this astute and occasionally surprising second novel offers far more than a good laugh and manages to avoid almost every stereotype of gay life. (Regina Marler) Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 288 pages (3 May, 2001) [Hits: 271]
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Eric's Body by Jason Fury. List Price:$22.95
	Ranging from the bittersweet to the surreal, these stories follow the irresistible Jason through sexual adventures unlike any you have ever read. A smash hit upon its publication in 1993, Jason Fury's classic collection of tales, Eric's Body is back again to thrill a new generation. Praised as "Powerful! Sexy! Unforgettable!" when it first appeared, Fury's 24 stories have become a permanent fixture of gay literature's enduring classics. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 400 pages (Dec 2000) [Hits: 215]
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Easter by Michael Arditti
	Can AIDS and the universal agony it brings--not only to its sufferers but to all who suffer on the sidelines--be interpreted as a reworking of the great Christian myths of holy week? Michael Arditti thinks so. He fictionally explores his thesis, which has the potential to be profoundly disturbing, in his new novel Easter with a huge cast centred on the high church parish of St Mary-in-the-Vale, Hampstead. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 391 pages (March 2000) [Hits: 438]
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