by Kevin Gerry Dunn, Columbia University Press The Ultimate Guide to Bondage: Creating Intimacy Through the Art of Restraint by Mistress Couple, Cleis Press.Transgender in the Workplace: The Complete Guide to the New Authenticity for Employers and Gender-Diverse Professionals by Vanessa Sheridan, Praeger.One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem by Neil Tennant, Faber & Faber Social.

The Dark Eclipse: Reflections on Suicide and Absence by A.W.

Santa is a Vampire by Damian Serbu, NineStar Press.

Beauty Marks by David James Parr, Self-published.

And the perfect scapegoats.Īnd if you’re looking for some new erotica to keep you warm on those cold winter nights, this month brings two end-of-year anthologies: Best Gay Erotica of the Year, Volume 4, edited by Rob Rosen, and Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year, Volume 3, edited by Sacchi Green (both from Cleis Press).Īs always, if we missed an author or book, or if you have a book coming out next month, please email us. Nax and three other washouts escape-barely-but they’re also the sole witnesses to the biggest crime in the history of space colonization. But Nax’s one-way trip back to Earth is cut short when a terrorist group attacks the Academy. So it’s not exactly a surprise when he’s kicked out of the elite Ellis Station Academy in less than twenty-four hours. Hotshot pilot Nax Hall has a history of making poor life choices. England that’s been described as The Breakfast Club meets Guardians of the Galaxy: This month also brings The Disasters (HarperTeen), a queer YA space opera from debut author M.K.

But it’s more than just a collection of lyrics, according to the publisher they’re each “contextualised by a personal commentary and an introduction by the author which gives a fascinating insight into the process and genesis of writing.”

The Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant also has a book coming out this month: One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem(Faber & Faber Social). Together, they paintĪ moving and often funny view of the loneliness and desire that defined gay life of that era-a time in which Richard Nixon’s resignation intersected with David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs-from one of the leading voices in experimental gay writing of the past thirty years.Īlso out this month is Mark Griffin’s new biography of Rock Hudson, All That Heaven Allows (Harper), which the publisher is describing as the “definitive biography of the deeply complex and widely misunderstood matinee idol of Hollywood’s Golden Age.” A movie is also apparently already in the works. This month, we’re looking forward to Semiotext(e)’s release of Kevin Killian’s Fascination: Memoirs, edited by Andrew Durbin, which combines Killian’s 1989 memoir, Bedrooms Have Windows, with two other unpublished works: Bachelors Get Lonely and Triangles in the Sand. It’s December, and we’ve got some new LGBTQ books to help you wrap up the year! New in December: Kevin Killian, Mark Griffin, Neil Tennant, and M.K.

All That Heaven Allows by Mark Griffin