Love Troubled Relationships Poems

Books for beach & beyond

Although it seemed like it would never get here, summer has arrived, which means time spent outdoors at the beach, in the park, at a sidewalk cafe, with a book to read. The following are a few suggestions for your summer reading list.

Art of fiction Shine by Lauren Myracle (Amulet Books) is a y/a novel for readers of all ages about a brutal gay-bashing in a  Southern town and how the victim's friend, young Cat, takes it upon herself to investigate the crime when she believes that local law enforcement isn't doing enough.

Rahul Mehta's debut short story collection Quarantine (HarperPerennial) includes stories previously published in The Kenyon Review, The Sun and New Stories from the South, and features characters from the gay male Indian-American community.

Edited by Lazaro Lima and Felice Picano, Ambientes: New Queer Latino Writing (University of Wisconsin Press), an anthology of short fiction by both gay men and women, includes stories by Achy Obejas, Emanuel Xavier and Rigoberto Gonzalez.

The latest Killian Kendall mystery, The Truth of Yesterday (P.D. Publishing) by Josh Aterovis, finds the gay sleuth heading to Washington, DC, on a surveillance mission, where he finds more than he bargained for. Prolific anthology editor and writer Shane Allison's latest offering is Afternoon Pleasures: Erotica for Gay Couples (Cleis), and features contributions from Jeff Mann, Rachel Kramer Bussel and Rob Rosen.

Part of the proceeds from the sale of graphic novel Lost Raven (Bluewater Comics) by Darren G. Davis, which tells the tale of HIV+ attorney Zak Raven getting shipwrecked and abandoned on a forgotten island, will go to Evergreen AIDS Foundation.

With illustrations by Mike Dutton, in the tradition of her groundbreaking classic children's book Heather Has Two Mommies (Tricycle Press), Leslea Newman's Donovan's Big Day, about the wedding of Donovan's Mommy and Mama, is for readers of all ages.

Poetic voices Carl Phillips, who teaches at Washington University in Saint Louis, returns with his 11th book of poetry, Double Shadow (Farrar, Straus and Giroux).

A collection of words and images that highlights the impact of HIV and AIDS among people of color, War Diaries (AIDS Project Los Angeles/Global Forum on HIV and MSM), edited by Tisa Bryant and Ernest Hardy, contains work by Kevin Simmonds, Jericho Brown, avery r. young, G. Winston James, Reginald Harris, Samiya Bashir and others.

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