The Truth About Jack and Ray    by Gabriella West
Price: $2.99 USD. 7950 words. Published on June 8, 2011. .
English professor Jack, an embittered older man in 1990s San Francisco, has a vivid flashback to his turbulent, secret love affair in North Beach in the early 1950s with tormented young artist Ray, who cares only about ambition and his art. An intense, gripping story about a doomed relationship that changes the course of a man's entire life.

No Fixed Ground    by John Roman Baker
Price: $5.99 USD. 83060 words. Published by Wilkinson House  on March 12, 2012. .
NO FIXED GROUND by John Roman Baker is a vivid, hallucinatory novel that explores a young man’s experience of friendship, sex and obsession amid the sexual liberation of 1970′s England. Nicholas meets Peter and they begin an obsessional relationship that soon spirals out of control. They discover that between sanity and madness, life and death, reality and unreality, there is no fixed ground.

Out Spoken: A Vito Russo Reader, Reel One    by Vito Russo
Price: $9.99 USD. 97970 words. Published by White Crane Books  on August 3, 2012. .
Now assembled as a special two-volume edition for the very first time, A Vito Russo Reader is a companion piece to VITO, the highly-acclaimed new HBO documentary by filmmaker Jeffrey Schwarz. Reel One contains the segments: Show People, A Lavender Lens and Russo on Film

Out Spoken: A Vito Russo Reader, Reel Two    by Vito Russo
Price: $9.99 USD. 101330 words. Published by White Crane Books  on August 8, 2012. .
Now assembled as a special two-volume edition for the very first time, A Vito Russo Reader is a companion piece to VITO, the highly-acclaimed new HBO documentary by filmmaker Jeffrey Schwarz. Reel Two contains the segments: Politics and Power, Out Takes, I'll Take Manhattan and Postscripts (with writing by Larry Kramer, Anne Russo and Assotto Saint).

The Nova In The Attic    by Corey Michael Smithson
Price: $3.99 USD. 118240 words. Published on March 2, 2013. .
"The Nova In The Attic" is a queer ghost story, one hundred years in the telling, that describes the enduring remnants of love after death.