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elisa_rolle

The Lost Library, Gay Fiction Rediscovered, edited by Tom Cardamone

Nov 21, 2010 20:39

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author: roger peyrefitte, author: jim marks, author: george baxt, author: bill brent, author: robert ferro, author: philip gambone, author: paul t. rogers, author: j.s. marcus, author: christopher coe, author: martin wilson, author: michael graves, author: michael grumley, author: lance horner, author: neil bartlett, author: allen barnett, author: aaron hamburger, author: rick whitaker, author: sean meriwether, author: rob stephenson, essayist: michael bronski, author: bruce benderson, author: timothy young, author: george whitmore, author: richard reitsma, author: lynn hall, author: mark merlis, author: sam j. miller, author: patrick roscoe, author: jonathan harper, author: glenway wescott, author: jesse monteagudo, author: douglas sadownick, length: novel, author: rabih alameddine, author: james mccourt, author: agustin gomez-arcos, author: richard hall, author: paul russell, author: ian rafael titus, author: philip clark, author: kyle onstott, editor: tom cardamone, author: donald windham, author: jerry rosco, author: andy quan, author: john donovan, author: stephen greco, author: victor bumbalo, author: wayne courtois, author: christopher bram, author: daniel curzon, author: melvin dixon, author: jameson currier, author: gregory woods, author: paul reed, author: john gilgun, author: tom cardamone, author: charles nelson, author: larry duplechan

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elisa_rolle November 21 2010, 20:30:11 UTC

No, unfortunately (or maybe it was a choice) it's available only in print. The cover is a vintage cover art by Mel Odom (that btw is also the cover artist for the new print edition of the Carnivorous Lamb), only for having that in print people should think to buy this book ;-)

The Lost Library Review ext_343947 December 3 2010, 03:39:43 UTC

I may be somewhat biased since my essay is included in this anthology, but I really appreciate your thorough reading of the collection and your comments about Melvin Dixon's work. I hope that this book reaches many people from all walks of life -- it's not only a labor of love but a necessary branch in that great Tree of Books. Thank you for spreading the word about this anthology.

Re: The Lost Library Review elisa_rolle December 3 2010, 09:47:22 UTC

Thank you Ian. I think your love (you and all others) for the books and the authors was clear, and this non fiction book is a masterpiece everyone should read.