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Edited By Allison Fradkin
The contributors in Off the Rocks, Volume 15 give it to you straight. Well, sort of. Their work explores love and marriage, grief and relief, transformations, celebrations, and revelations. These writers have something to say, and they're not afraid to say it loud and queer.
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By Randy Gresham
The Palace on Peachtree is a story of Gay life in 1970's Atlanta, the novel -- long out of print -- is now available from NewTown Writers Press.
When the impact of Stonewall finally reaches Atlanta, the Empress Chanel is not ready. As the last Empress of Atlanta, a title she has held for twenty-five years, things have been just fine in her “Kingdom”, thank you very much.
But Chanel and her “court” have lived a very sheltered life in the majestic old mansion for decades; oblivious to the changes occurring in the world around them. How Chanel and her court adjust (or don’t) to the post-Stonewall world with its new sensibilities and street politics makes for a story filled with hilarity and not a small amount of melodrama.
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Edited by Allison Fradkin
Off the Rocks, Volume 14 is an anthology of poetry, prose, and plays about gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgenders. The pieces in this collection speak of recovery and discovery, coming out and coming of age, offending and transcending gender. They are tales of relationships: platonic and romantic, familiar and familial. The stories in Off the Rocks, Volume 14 are not about the GLBT experience. They are about the experiences of individuals who identify as GLBT: Glorious, Liberated, Bodacious, and Tenacious.
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Edited by Mark Maroney
Featuring work by Cynthia Rausch Allar, Curtis Bewley, Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhram,
Adam K. Boehmer, Greg Scott Brown, Aaron Cooper, Jean Copeland, Louie Crew,
Robert Klein Engler, Anna Leuck Feldhaus, Adrian Robert Ford, Barry Frauman,
Frank Fruzyna, Joy Ladin, Chip Livingston, Mark Maroney, Michael Montlack,
Daryl Murphy, Jason Messinger, Sue Powers, Timmy Samuel, Kevin Standifer,
and Timothy State
Edited by Mark Maroney
Foreword by Mark Maroney
Featuring work by Doug Birkenheuer, Jonathan Bracker, Aaron Cooper,
Cookie Crumbles, Philip Clay English, Robert Klein Engler, Adrian Robert Ford,
Anna Leuck Feldhaus, Barry Frauman, Randy Gresham, Marc Elihu Hofstadter,
Michael Jankowski, Charles Jensen, James J. Klekowski, Jenn Limming, Jeff Mann,
Mark Maroney, Jason Messinger, Cin Salach, Timmy Samuel, Janette Patterson Schafer, Christopher Soden, Kevin Swallow, Michael Van Kerckhove, Alexander von Agoston,
and Julie Marie Wade
Edited by Jonathan Dixon
Foreword by Jonathan Dixon
Featuring work by Rane Arroyo, Ian Ayres, Shaindel Beers-Finley,
Cookie Crumbles, Robert Klein Engler, Cheryl Hagedorn, Trebor
Healey, James S. Kessler, Brice Major, Mark Maroney, David Masello,
E. Robinson, and Allen Smith
Edited by Jonathan Dixon
Foreword by Brian Bouldrey
Featuring work by Rob Amos, Adam Apell, Ian Ayers, Robert Klein Engler,
Adrian Robert Ford, Barry Frauman, David Guarino, Jon Hove, Kim Hunter,
James Kessler, Larry Lesperance, Phil Luing, Patricia Nichols, Joe Plambeck,
and Allen Smith
Edited by Larry Lesperance
Featuring work by Adam Apell, Becky Bayer, Cory Black, Susan S. Davis,
Jonathan Dixon, Cindy Duhe, Robert Klein Engler, Adrian Robert Ford, Barry
Frauman, A.T. Frigo, David Guarino, Trevor Healey, Li Min Hua, Larry
Lesperance, Michael Gregg Michaud, Carl Morton, Ifti Nasim, Matt Perry,
Daniel M. Scott III, Glenn Sheldon, John Spitzer, and Brian Treglown
Written by Cookie Crumbles
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Written by Carlos T. Mock
Floricanto Press, Mountain View Ca. (IBSN 0-915745-54-2)
Written by Ifti Nasim
Written by Robert Klein Engler
Written by Robert Klein Engler
Written by Robert Klein Engler
Written by Barry Frauman
The 164-page volume consists of the narrative poem WEST-EAST, about the gay
romance between Perry, an American school teacher, and Pao Ling, a film
student from Taiwan; and five shorter works.
http://www.xlibris.com/West-EastandShorterPoems.html
or by calling Xlibris Corp., Philadelphia, PA, toll-free at 1-888-795-4274.