Best Gay Erotica 2009
Edited by Richard Labonté
Selected and introduced by James Lear
The bestselling gay erotica series in America! Presenting the hottest, most provocative gay erotica of the year...
Selected by master of gay erotica James Lear (The Back Passage, The Secret Tunnel), the stories in Best Gay Erotica 2009 explore all the sweat and grit of man-on-man encounters, from anonymous trysts to loving, lingering seductions. Two hunk lovers acts out their own version of Lord of the Rings. A sexy M.D. gives new meaning to "playing doctor" when a stud with a perfect physique comes in for a checkup. A handsome married roofer goes on the down low thanks to a persisten male neighbor. While the settings and situations may vary, these sizzling tales of men in heat by top talens in the field share the ability to turn you on.
2009 Lambda Literary Award Winner for Gay Erotica.
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Praise for the Best Gay Erotica series:
"Year after year, the Best Gay Erotica series delivers on its promise of quality erotic fiction without ever being the same as the years before." —Erotica Revealed
"Literally orgasmic." —HX Magazine
"A must read." —In Touch
"Full of surprises.... What really distinguishes Best Gay Erotica is the quality of the writing." —Bay Area Reporter
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RICHARD LABONTÉ lives some of the time in a wee Perth, Ontario apartment, and
some of the time in a sprawling 10-bedroom farmhouse on 200 acres of
land near Calabogie, Ontario. From 1979 to 2000, he helped found and
then managed A Different Light Bookstores in New York, Los Angeles, and
San Francisco. He has edited the Best Gay Erotica series since 1996;
reviews 100 books a year for Q Syndicate, which distributes his
fortnightly column “Book Marks”; writes the newsletter Books to Watch
Out For/Gay Men's Edition; and writes book reviews for Publishers
Weekly.
JAMES LEAR is the nom-de-porn of noted writer and BBC journalist Rupert
Smith. His previous novels include I Must Confess, The Back Passage, Hot
Valley and The Palace of Varieties. He currently resides in London.
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