Gay Man
14 Articles & Excerpts
Prologue
 I Say a Little Prayer
by E. Lynn Harris
There are times when I think that I, Chauncey Dion Greer, am passing through this life on my way to the life God really planned for me. Then, at other times, I think that God must have a wicked sense of humor. Who knew?
Moment: A Definition
 The Laramie Project
by Moisés Kaufman
Narrator: On November 14, 1998, the members of Tectonic Theater Project traveled to Laramie, Wyoming, and conducted interviews with the people of the town. During the next year, we would return to Laramie several times and conduct over two hundred
Part 7
 Abide With Me: A Novel
by E. Lynn Harris
Raymond removed his suit coat and began reviewing the mail when he suddenly noticed a large brown package with a note from Trent. Hey babe! Hope you had a great day. This package just came for you. I'm at the gym, then off to do some work. See ya.
The Beginning of The End
 Invisible Life
by E. Lynn Harris
Protected by a crisp, cloudless sky, I sipped iced tea on the dusty wooden deck of my parents' home. There was a trace of heat; no humidity. It was a few days after my twenty-ninth birthday and I was pondering the next step in my complicated life.
Easter day is near
 What Becomes of the Brokenhearted: A Memoir
by E. Lynn Harris
Beverly Smith, a chubby ten-year-old, paused. She had forgotten the words again. I wanted to shout out Easter day is here. Why couldn't she remember her speech? Even I knew her six-line speech. Instead of saying here
Chapter One
 Isherwood: A Life Revealed
by Peter Parker
In the first days of 1986, christopher isherwood lay dying at his home in Southern California. He had not said much for several weeks, and he was drifting in and out of consciousness. He occasionally cried out for his mother or for his old nanny.
Toy Soldiers and Saris
 Major Conflict : One Gay Man's Life in the Don't-Ask-Don't-Tell Military
by Jeffrey McGowan, Maj USA (ret.)
I've always wanted to be a soldier. In fact, I can't remember a time when I could imagine being anything else. It was, I think, my destiny; my path was preordained. I guess I was lucky since this tunnel vision made life easier for me.
Loud Blouse
 Father's Day
by Philip Galanes
It wasn't so long after my father killed himself that Sheila Gray came to town and told me quite a story. Wait. Let me try that again. And this time, I need you to pay attention to Sheila and the story she told me about my mother.
The Designated Daughter
 The Velveteen Father: An Unexpected Journey to Parenthood
by Jesse Green
'Mommy,' he said. In the summer after his third birthday, Erez started asking for his mother, or at any rate for something he referred to by that name. 'I'm going outside to find Mommy,' he informed us one day, quite jauntily, as if he were announcing
Getting Started
 Boyfriend 101 : A Gay Guy's Guide to Dating, Romance, and Finding True Love
by Jim Sullivan
From the early days of Gay Liberation until the early 1980s, the primary place for meeting gay singles was bars. The bar scene was the hub of gay life. In bars, men dished, met new friends, fell in love, and broke up.
The 25 MANdates
 The Mandates: 25 Real Rules For Successful Gay Dating
by Dave Singleton
Everyone who's ever been on a bad date (can I see a show of hands please?) knows about common body-language signs and what they mean. Crossed arms. Eyes averted. Fidgety hand movements. Bodies contorted and shifted in opposite directions, as if repellent
ON THE DL
 On the Down Low: A Journey Into the Lives of Straight Black Men Who Sleep With Men
by J. L. King, Karen Hunter
I spotted this brother from my pew, ten rows back. His broad shoulders seemed to take up two seats. His physique was not burly, but the definition of his muscles was noticeable even through his light wool suit. His face was striking.
Introduction
 Gay Astrology: The Complete Relationship Guide for Gay Men
by Michael Yawney
What makes a gay astrology book different from a straight one? The question is a good one. After all, an astrological sign is what it is. Should it not be the same for anyone, gay or straight?
Bisexuality — Not Always a Musical, Part 1
by Sheldon Lewin LCSW, MBA
DE-LOVELY new film by director Irwin Winkler who attempts to set the record straight about the unconventional love story between millionaire songwriter Cole Porter (Kevin Kline) and his rich socialite wife Linda (Ashley Judd).
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