Rod Stewart: A life on the town

BURTON, PETER

New English Library

Parallel Lives

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Inland Womensource

This collection of photographs is accompanied by Jane Gardam's text, and concentrates mainly on a wild and beautiful part of Yorkshire known as the Iron Coast. It is a celebration of a varied and extraordinary landscape, its history and people.

The Iron Coast: Notes from a Cold Country

Travel

Walshaw, Harland

Gardam, Jane.

Europe

Sinclair-Stevenson Ltd.

Book by Peter Burton, Quentin Crisp, Patricia Highsmith, Joseph Hansen

Talking To ...

Biographies & Memoirs

Third House

In The Jackal Awakens, the self-contained sequel to Jackal in the Dark, Beavers has written a gritty contemporary love story, the action of which is set in the early 80s, a decade after that of the earlier novel. The anonymous hero has moved from Los Angeles to New York, kicked his drug habit and joined Alcoholics Anonymous. Yet although the externals of his life have been smoothed into almost conformity, he is deeply dissatisfied. When he meets and invites home a straight model called Jeremy, his life changes once again - not necessarily for the better.

Amongst the Aliens

Literature & Fiction

British & Irish

Millivres Prowler Group

The English Angel

Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire : Windrush Press

From the Roman Empire to the Far East and from a dangerously repressed priest to strangers on a plane, these stories know no boundaries in their pursuit of violent killers and bloody endings.
This vividly imagined collection includes authors known for their stories of murder and mayhem and others who are new to the tradition. It opens with a lively introduction by Lambda-nominated editor Peter Burton.
Contributors include: Perry Brass, Hugh Fleetwood, Patrick Gale, Drew Gummerson, Francis King, Josh Lanyon, Felice Picano, Steven Saylor and Michael Wilcox.
Praise for Bend Sinister: The Gay Times Book of Disturbing Stories:
"Meaty."-Stonewall News Northwest
"A collection of startling originality . . . a welcome -addition to the canon of gay literature."-City Life
"[An] excellent anthology of horror, fantasy and crime . . . a chillingly good read."-Big Issue
"A lively, eclectic collection . . . Highly recommended."-The List
Peter Burton has been nominated for a Lambda Literary Award for each of his previous anthologies: The Mammoth Book of Gay Short Stories and Bend Sinister. He has written or contributed to more than thirty books, including his collection of essays, Amongst the Aliens.

Death Comes Easy: The Gay Times Book of Murder Stories

Contemporary

A new collection of short stories by international writers showcasing the rich diversity of contemporary gay fiction. Contributors come from America, Australia, Britain, Canada, Spain, and Sri Lanka and include such noted authors as Royston Ellis, Patrick Gale, Francis King, and Joseph Olshan. What Love Is includes stories that are disturbing and distressing, sinister and sweet, humorous and exciting, and sometimes autobiographical. It is a collection that diverts and entertains while also provoking thought.

What Love Is: The Second Arcadia Book of Gay Short Stories

United States

Arcadia Books Ltd

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