A collection of short stories about modern life, UFOs, bad sex, good sex, hangovers and the crazy rancid hell that is life without love.

"Oh there you are. Come in my friend...come closer so I can see you better." "Did you come to hear my stories? If you did, then come and sit with me by the fire. I assure you it's quite relaxing." "Now before I start, I have to tell you I know some very diverse kinds of stories; none of them are the typical ones you would hear in a kid's story book. Some are more supernatural, some are versed in magic. But some...some are actually based on real life and can be quite surprising if you can open your mind." "So now...let's start."

What does God think of Homosexuality? After all He created it. He also created heterosexuality. This short book is an attempt to find out what God thinks and so we use as much scripture as we can to find out. Objectivity is difficult, when you are related to the subject. That has been the aim of the author. Also there is a willingness to abide by the conclusions. The author invites you on a journey through the Bible riding and abiding on the subject of sexuality.

Adventure begins when Trevor Sloane, a legendary photographer, and Phoenix Thornton-Jones, a fledgling journalist, accept a remarkable job: to focus on an average person's opinion on the rectification of world problems. Sloane soon falls into the younger man's mystery, as he grows aware of the idiosyncrasies of his new partner, which all lead to wild speculation over 'the accident'. Wet Season is an adventure of two men able to change world opinion, with the freedom to express their provocative thoughts in a high-priced magazine. Through stunning images by Trevor, and the poetic words of Phoenix, they begin investigating the Brazilian rainforest, where their love and anger, discovery and danger, change continually. Their conclusions are radical, as hope turns to despair and disgust turns to enlightenment, ending in an impasse with work and their romance, while success or failure looms as dark as the clouds during the wet season in Amazonia.

A collection of ten of Gage's hardest-hitting one-act plays, including: Black Eye, The Ladies' Room, The A-Mazing Yamashita and the Millennial Gold-diggers, A Labor Play, Heterosexuals Anonymous, The Boundary Trial of John Proctor, The Evil That Men Do: The Story of Thalidomide, The Gage and Mr. Comstock, The P.E. Teacher, and The Rules of the Playground.

Three full-length dramas by Carolyn Gage: The Goddess Tour: It's a dark and stormy night at a remote inn on the Burren of Western Ireland, as six American women -- strangers to each other (or are they?)-gather for a tour of ancient goddess sites. A murder mystery exploring potentially deadly mother-daughter dyads, played out amid ghostly sightings of lost children and pre-Celtic rituals involving various aspects of the goddess Ugly Ducklings: Two counselors at a summer camp struggle with their love against a backdrop of homophobia. Scenes with the campers depict with chilling accuracy the cruelty of girls towards those they perceive as outsiders. Powerful lesbian drama! Esther and Vashti: A romantic drama set against a backdrop of war in ancient Persia. A young Hebrew woman and her former lover, the Queen of Persia, struggle against their personal and political differences to form an alliance against a common enemy.

It is said that "love is the fire of life; it either consumes or purifies." In Hearts Of Fire, Durrell Owens will take you on Trey Green's trip through the flames. It is a suspenseful, romantic drama-the story of a man trying to come to terms with just how easy it is to get burned in the game of love, and what we must do to overcome it, heal the scars, and love again.

A collection of nine erotic, yet funny short stories, all featuring two men. These titles were all released separately as free stories but now is your chance to get them all in one great bundle. Stories included are: Dirty Boys Dirty Cop Dirty Fighters Dirty Zero Dirty Hero Dirty Play Dirty Drag Dirty Drag 2 Dirty Drag 3

Lady Gaga's biggest fans share their raw emotions about coming out, bullying, thoughts of suicide, and the need for acceptance, in this inspirational new book. Quotes and letters are accompanied by stunning Little Monster portraits that invite you into the soul. This beautiful, thought provoking book is geared to LGBTQ youth, teens yearning to fit it, and fans of pop culture. Lady Gaga's Little Monsters will inspire you to change the world.

'Counting Down The Seconds' is an original collection of short love stories for girls who like girls. Featuring writers from all over the world, it has something for everyone. From science fiction to period drama, from steamy sex comedies to darker tales of lost love, from literary fiction to "chick lit", from stories set in fantasy worlds to more down to earth settings, this diverse anthology of fifteen stories is an absolute must for your kindle collection.

""AIDS, Culture, and Gay Men" addresses the urgent need for research on HIV and the behaviors of men who have sex with men. Based on studies in the U.S., Australia, Greece, and Belgium, the authors provide ethnographic, epidemiological, biological, and historical data and cover issues of risk, ethics, language, and the nature of evidence, all directed at developing effective forms of intervention."--Shirley Lindenbaum, City University of New York "This book makes a compelling case that culturally oriented anthropological research is essential in understanding and responding to the AIDS crises among MSM and in gay communities."--Serena Nanda, City University of New York There are approximately seven million adult gay and bisexual men in the United States and 120 million adult gay and bisexual men globally. This highly readable volume of original essays explores the cultural dimensions of AIDS among men who have sex with men (MSM). The traditional emphasis in HIV/AIDS research within gay communities has focused on sexual behavior and psychological issues. Yet to better understand the social and cultural dimensions of the disease, and to halt the spread of HIV, it is essential to recognize and understand the culture of MSM. Cultural anthropologists, unquestionably, are in a unique position to achieve this understanding. Douglas Feldman has gathered a diverse group of experts to contribute to this collection, and the volume features a wealth of scholarly data unavailable elsewhere. Douglas A. Feldman is professor of anthropology at the State University of New York, Brockport. Awarded the AAA's Kimball Award in Public Anthropology in 1996 for his work exploring the connection between AIDS and anthropology, Feldman is the editor of five books, including "The AIDS Crisis: A Documentary History" and "AIDS, Culture, and Africa."

Tracey Johnson's promiscuous ways catches up to her when she realizes she's pregnant,but pregnancy isn't her only concern,who's the father of her son Jayden is the bigger question? Tracey's promiscuous ways and many male lovers starts to spill over into her son Jayden's life,and that's when turmoil begins.Jayden not only has to deal with his own secrets,but with his mothers many guy friends and boyfriends and sex flings as well. Warning:Strong sexual content and violence,nudity and language.

First there was The Preludes. Then there was Clear Sense. The Gerbera Series continues with The Sweetness. Melanie, Adrianna, and Nicole are now in their early twenties. All three are embarking on new experiences with love and relationships. Melanie wants to have her cake and eat it too. Will she allow her insecurities to get in the way of her happiness? Adrianna is in love with her boyfriend, Thaddeus. He has provided her with a nice slice of the American pie. Will she allow unfinished business from her past to interfere with her present happiness? Nicole has had her share of disappointments. She figures that is the way the cookie crumbles. Or does it? Find out now in The Sweetness.

The Unspoken Monologues: A Journey to equality, Volume 1 is a series of monologues to share experiences of some members of the LGBTQIA community. The monologues shared are to show some hard times and times of pure happiness. Some topics include coming out, suicide, HIV, dating, finding love and the loss of a friend. These are part of an ongoing series until there is equality for all. These monologues are to be performed as a show.

That Man from C.A.M.P., Jackie Holmes, says: "And away we go Back to that little room. No, not that one--the one just on the other side of that place they call the dining area. The kitchen, of course. Now, I'm sure you know your way around the other rooms, especially the one with the queen-sized you-know- what; but as I'm prone to mention from time to time, one of the ways to a man's heart is through his stomach, which means that you'll have to spend some time in the kitchen cooking " This very basic guide to cooking for your guy--or for anyone else --is broken into thirteen chapters, each dealing with a particular category of food. The original edition of this companion volume to The Man from C.A.M.P. fiction series is an unobtainable modern rarity, and is now available for the first time in over four decades. It's filled with the wit, humor, and wisdom of its bestselling author.

Andre and Dorian were raised together as brothers,but their not only brothers,but shapeshifters also.They soon embark on erotic temptations and supernatural drama together. Warning:Strong sexual content and some violence.

Trans communities are in the headlines. Everybody has an opinion on 'what transsexuality is'. But how do trans people themselves describe being trans? This community based study examined this question. Findings include that the diversity and complexity of people's experience by far exceeds what is commonly acknowledged. Physical embodiment and social acceptance are important to trans people, but the most unifying themes are self-finding, self-realization and spirituality. Experiences described cover a wide range. They can in fact be mutually exclusive. This suggests that any simplistic 'one fits all' explanation will be oppressive to at least some trans people. In a sad twist, the research finds that trans people who challenge the clinical model of transsexuality the most, are also the ones who most likely will not participate in clinical studies - thus guaranteeing that much of the diversity within communities remains hidden - except to community based research like the one at hand.

The art of female impersonation is a phenomenon in the GLBTQI community. Adorned with beautiful photos, the legendary entertainers talk about a culture still fighting for equal rights. They remind us when being gay was less appealing; a time when it was illegal to be seen in drag, when permits and licenses were required, and as an act of discouragement, the legal system played its part in allowing those in authority to use illegal tactics in their efforts to disband gay establishments by way of illegal arrests, scare tactics, gay bashing, and other dehumanizing acts such as strip searches on the sidewalks outside of the gay clubs. The entertainers give all of themselves as they tell their stories of accomplishments, defeat, love, hate, family turmoil, long and loving relationships, out of control lives, maturity, alcohol and drug use, rape, prostitution, death of loved ones, manslaughter, life changing events, alienation from parents and siblings, fear, and much more. www.100mige.com

A contemporary story of betrayal and new beginnings, A Strange and Separate People by Jon Marans is an emotionally rich new play about a young Manhattan couple who find their world shaken when a gay doctor's passion for his new religious beliefs challenges theirs and questions the meaning of love. This special edition includes Marans' script along with a foreword by the playwright, theatrical production photos, special selected material, and afterwords by LGBT activists Jayson Littman and Chaim Levin.

Unsure if Bryan was even alive after the accident Taylor knew he had to see him one last time. Breaking out of jail and making it back into the hospital that he had been forcefully kicked out of by the police earlier that day would not be easy, but it would be worth it. Taylor never thought logically when put in stressful situations like the one earlier that day, and he knew that was how he ended up here. Taylor knew it was too late to look back now, he was breaking out and seeing the man he loved, and nothing was going to stop him.

DERECHOS HUMANOS Y EL DEPARTAMENTO DE SEGURIDAD DOMESTICA, DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS LE DAN DERECHOS CIVILES A TODOS SUS CIUDADANOS Y RESIDENTES, EN EL USO DEL SEXO. NO PERMITEN VIOLACIONES A MENORES DE EDAD, NI A MAYORES DE EDAD, EL ACOSO SEXUAL Y LA DISCRIMINACION BASADA CON PERFIL RACIAL, ETNICO, RELIGION, COLOR, ORIGEN NACIONAL, ESTADO LEGAL, INCAPACIDAD, INTIMIDACION Y MALA ORIENTACION HOMOSEXUAL O CREENCIA POLITICA, ESTO ES ILEGAL EN LOS., ESTADOS UNIDOS. PORQUE PARA ESTADOS UNIDOS, CADA UNO DE ELLOS ES UN PROVEEDOR Y UN EMPLEADOR DANDOLES OPURTUNIDAD Y SEGURIDAD IGUAL, PARA TODOS SUS., HABITANTES

Amigas y Amantes (Friends and Lovers) explores the experiences of sexually nonconforming Latinas in the creation and maintenance of families. It is based on forty-two in-depth ethnographic interviews with women who identify as lesbian, bisexual, or queer (LBQ). Additionally, it draws from fourteen months of participant observation at LBQ Latina events that Katie L. Acosta conducted in 2007 and 2008 in a major northeast city. With this data, Acosta examines how LBQ Latinas manage loving relationships with the families who raised them, and with their partners, their children, and their friends. Acosta investigates how sexually nonconforming Latinas negotiate cultural expectations, combat compulsory heterosexuality, and reconcile tensions with their families. She offers a new way of thinking about the emotion work involved in everyday lives, which highlights the informal, sometimes invisible, labour required in preserving family ties. Acosta contends that the work LBQ Latinas take on to preserve connections with biological families, lovers, and children results in a unique way of doing family. Paying particular attention to the negotiations that LBQ Latinas undertake in an effort to maintain familial order, Amigas y Amantes explores how they understand femininity, how they negotiate their religious faiths, how they face the unique challenges of being in interracial/interethnic relationships, and how they raise their children while integrating their families of origin.

John Strickland has been fascinated by restraints, bike gear and straitjackets for many years. With first hand experience of all these (plus lots more), his stories offer a level of detail rarely seen. Coupled with one of the best imaginations around, his stories take the reader on a unique journey. It's Pouring Down in Oregon is the fourth book in the great series which follows Zac and Stefan who are still finding it hard to stay out of trouble. This time the two of them find themselves in lots of trouble, not to mention various straitjackets, as a revenge plot is hatched against them.