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Wilde Stories 2011: Best Gay Speculative Fiction Steve Berman, editor
Celebrate a decade of gay speculative fiction with Wilde Stories 2011!
This expanded volume from Lethe Press brings stories of undead lovers, stranded astronauts, ghosts and phantom reflections, men lost in an inhospitable wilderness, and fiends who hide under handsome… More -
Icarus, Issue 10 Steve Berman et al.
Icarus: The Magazine of Gay Speculative Fiction presents stories and features for Fall 2011. A fairy boy confronts a human crush in Alex Jeffers’s “Liam and the Ordinary Boy.” James Bennett tells a tale of death and art and Michaelangelo’s… More
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Icarus, Issue 9 Steve Berman et al.
The Magazine of Gay Speculative Fiction. Summer 2011 issue: The always impressive and versatile (or so we hear) Hal Duncan pays gay homage to one of the most well-known films ever, Casablanca. Award-winning poet Geoffrey A. Landis must have known… More
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Icarus: 4 issue subscription Steve Berman
This esubscription is for 4 issues/1 full year of Icarus: The Magazine of Gay Speculative Fiction in the format of your choice beginning with the current issue.
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Moonlight Is Bulletproof Alan DeNiro
A new short story from Alan DeNiro.
Jackson is a detective.
Jackson lives deep underground.
Jackson lets Dispatch project him into trouble spots around the world, where proxies perform the physical actions for the investigations.
Jackson’s partner Holland rarely… More -
A Pornography of Grief Philip Huang
In this affecting, harrowing, and darkly hilarious debut collection, Philip Huang explores the topics that compel us and terrify us: sex, grief, and death. Huang understands how powerfully we are drawn to these things, even as we publicly turn away… More
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Vintage: A Ghost Story Steve Berman
March 2008:
9781590210536 • 204 pp • trade paper/ebook
A lonely boy walking along a highway one autumn evening meets the boy of his dreams, a boy who happens to have died decades ago and haunts the road. Awkward crushes,… More -
At the Sign of the Barber’s Pole: Studies in Hirsute History William Andrews
December 2008:
9781590210819 • 108 pp • trade paper/ebook
At the Sign of the Barber’s Pole: Studies in Hirsute History.
Hirsute history may not be the most sought-after field at institutes of higher learning, but the long-storied saga of… More -
The Concrete Sky Marshall Moore
While drunk at a party, Chad falls off a balcony and breaks his wrist. He comes to in a psych facility, under observation: His homphobic, obsessive older brother convinces the doctors that the fall was a suicidal jump… two other… More
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Black Shapes in a Darkened Room Marshall Moore
Black Shapes in a Darkened Room is a collection of witty, visceral, and darkly imaginative short fiction from the author of the novel The Concrete Sky.
Revenge and eroticism, humor and despair, the supernatural and the everyday… Marshall Moore draws… More -
Subtle Bodies: A Fantasia on Voice, History and Rene Crevel Peter Dube
September 2010:
9781590213308 · 106 pp · trade paper/ebook
Shirley Jackson Award Finalist
It is Paris, 1935, and the poet Rene Crevel has turned on the gas stove in his apartment. As death fills the rooms, Crevel dwells on past… More -
Second Thoughts Steve Berman
August 2008:
9781590210284· 212 pp · trade paper/ebook
In acclaimed author Steve Berman’s second collection of thirteen stories and essays, he again guides readers through the darker pathways of his imagination. These are stories of regret: the scent of loneliness… More -
A Working Writer’s Daily Planner 2011
September 2010 · 9781931520676
The perfect supplement to any writer’s life, this new edition of A Working Writer’s Daily Planner is even better than before, packed with more of the information writers need to organize their work schedules, track upcoming… More -
Clarkesworld Magazine – Issue 40 Peter Watts & Megan Arkenberg, Brian Trent
The January 2010 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine.
This issue features fiction by Peter Watts (“The Things”) and Megan Arkenberg (“All the King’s Monsters”), an interview with Lucius Shepard, and an article on video game science fiction by Brian Trent.… More
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