P.G. Wodehouse
My image of heaven is a place where there is an infinite number of P.G. Wodehouse books to read.
My image of heaven is a place where there is an infinite number of P.G. Wodehouse books to read.
The cool detachment of Anthony Powell's Nick Jenkins, the Narrator.
Openly queer spoken word poet.
Edmund White's My Lives : An Autobiography reviewed.
Jack Fritscher explains the distinction.
Booker prize winning literary gay novelist gives interview.
Adult gay romance based on Boys in the Bad
The hero of these remarkable books is the blonde effete Jackie Holmes.
List of Victor Banis books that are being reissued or forthcoming.
Rediscovering, recovering gay novelists, poets, musicians, artists, painters, photographers who've been forgotten by later generationf of queer men.
Robert Byrne's new gay comic novel Trust Fund Boys, have you bought it yet?
Gay short fiction by gay men and women, tranvesvestites and bisexuals
Guy made a few suggestions of gay authors that I might enjoy
Nowadays science fiction appeals to the gullible, the stupid, the morons.
Queer novels featuring closet cases, Boys in the Band,The City and the Pillar
Funny gay writers like Alan Hollinghurst and Joe Keenan or maybe even Robert Rob Rodi.
G. R. Elton: Reform & Reformation: England, 1509-1558 and A.G. Dickens: The English Reformation
Pedestrian history of the reign of Elizabeth I.
The Invention of Ancient Israel: the Silencing of Palestinian History by Keith D. Whitelam
Shakespeare's Lives by Schoenbaum, a look at honest if misguided scholarship, foolish Baconians and Oxfordians, and forgers.
The horror of academic jargon.
The 10 most popular misconceptions about Oscar Wilde
Randall Jarrell's campus comedy Pictures from an Institution.
Michael Frayn, called cognitive and incentive on Amazon.
Christopher Hitchens on Evelyn Waugh's comedy and tragedy.
Nietzsche, Nietzschean will to power, superman, ubermensche, joy, generosity.
Kingsley Amis book The King's English prescriptive wit.
A.N. Wilson's God's Funeral and 19th Century Victorian atheism.
The Temple of the Mind: Education and Literary Taste in Seventeenth-Century England by John R. Mulder.