Best Gay Erotica 2004

by Kirk Read, Richard Labonte (Editor)

Overview

Best Gay Erotica 2004 captures the hottest, freshest stories of man-on-man desire by the most cutting-edge writers of gay erotica today. The 2004 edition features stories selected by Kirk Read, author of the wildly popular memoir How I Learned to Snap, one of the most compelling gay coming-of-age stories published in recent years.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781573448918
Publisher:	Start Publishing Llc
Publication date:	04/24/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	220
File size:	485 KB

About the Author

Kirk Read is the author of How I Learned to Snap, a memoir about being openly gay in a small southern high school during the late 1980s. He grew up in Lexington, Virginia, the birthplace of Pat Robertson and home to Virginia Military Institute, which schooled three generations of his family. He now lives in San Francisco and writes for a variety of publications including Out, Genre, Christopher Street, and QSF. How I Learned to Snap was named a 2002 ALA Honor Book. Best Gay Erotica 2004 "Consistently outstanding." -- Lambda Book Report "Full of surprises." -- Bay Area Reporter
Richard Labonté edits books, walks dogs and works as a chef's assistant at an addiction recovery center on Bowen Island, off the coast of British Columbia, Canada, after living in Los Angeles and San Francisco from 1979 to 2001. One of the founders of A Different Light Bookstore, he has coordinated the judging for the Lambda Literary Award since 2009. He reviews 100 queer books a year for Q Syndicate, which distributes "Book Marks," his fortnightly column and has edited the Best Gay Erotica series since 1996 (along with a couple of dozen other books for Cleis). Eight of his books, including five editions of Best Gay Erotica, have been Lammy finalists, and three of them have won the award.