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Dumped by his boyfriend, Frankie Mason goes out with the girls, gets totally trashed and ends his night by falling in front of a taxi.

As a major airship port, Aerial City welcomes visitors from all over the world.

Juan Vizquel and Victor Fortrey have been together for a long time. Victor is a sweet man but hides it well. Most people see him as cold and distant, but Juan knows better.

Welcome to the Belladonna Arms, a rundown little apartment building perched atop a hill in downtown San Diego, home to the city’s lost and lovelorn.

Too much partying and self-inflicted trouble have left Cameron Lacey’s life a complete mess.

It’s 1962, and Dale Parker has been on his own for two years, ever since his small-town family disowned him on the suspicion of homosexuality.

The vibrant world of jazz may be viewed from many perspectives, from social and cultural history to music analysis, from economics to ethnography.

Piper is a ballet dancer who has lost his footing—literally. Now his dreams are shot and he’s depressed enough that his best friend, Sage, lures him into a night of drinking and games.

Taken from their families and raised to be assassins, Moonlight and Tiger are the perfect weapons and secret lovers.

On the battlefields of WWII Europe, Charlie Harris fell in love, and after the war, Roger marched home without a glance back.

Super-powered superhero, Push, and his human partner, Scratch, have been best friends and roommates for years. Push is the gay posterchild for the Real-Life Superhero Association.

Describes how writer Farley Mowat met his wife, Claire, and tells how they spent summers sailing the Newfoundland coast.

Sequel to Lavender Skies Rourke, a surface dweller, and Evan, the Shelter 17 geneticist who left his underground home, share Rourke’s hut now, but their problems are far from over.

For thirty-five-year-old writer Frank Hudson and his partner of fourteen years, the spark is dead, and it’s time to move on.