Men on Men 2000: Best New Gay Fiction for the Millennium

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David Bergman, Karl Woelz
Plume, 2000 - American fiction - 323 pages
Now spanning eight volumes and two decades, the Men on Men series continues to showcase the remarkable talent of gay literary writers. These venerable collections of short stories have become a gay literary institution, launching the careers of several, now luminary, writers--including Joe Keenan, Christopher Bram, Dale Peck, and David Leavitt. True to its tradition, Men on Men 2000 brings bright new literary talent together with established writers--such as Edmund White and Brian Bouldrey--to offer a poignant collection of gay fiction that is provocative and illuminating at every turn. This diverse group of voices etches an indelible portrait of gay life at the dawn of the twenty-first century, addressing issues such as identity and gender stereotypes, the power of love, the lingering shadow of AIDS, and the new adventure of fatherhood.

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ARRIVAL David Vernon
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BOULEVARD Jim Grimsley
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CICCONE YOUTHS 1990 Bruce Morrow
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David Bergman is a Professor of English at Towson State University, and is the author of Gaiety Transfigured- Gay Representation in American Literature and the editor of Camp Grounds- Style and Homosexuality. Bergman has published poetry in The Paris Review, The New Criterion, and The New Republic. He has edited a collection of Edmund White's essays entitled The Burning Library, and is presently working on a history of the Violet Quill group. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.

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