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A lot of clatter has accompanied publication of Patrick Moore's second book, Iowa. It is deserved. Booksellers recommend it when asked about good new fiction; and hard-hitting New York City [...]

Saul's Book is a pre-AIDS novel, written in the late 1970s while its author, Paul T. Rogers, was imprisoned for living a life not dissimilar to the fictional ones about [...]

Stanley Siegel is a willowy-framed fellow. In his late forties, he is a veteran psychotherapist, columnist, international lecturer, and former Director of Education at the Ackerman Institute for Family Therapy [...]

Honey van Campe's The Drag Queen's Cookbook & Guide to Sensible Living is a hot gift item. It is the season. And, (sigh), the era when America again turns to [...]

Ten novels is a lot in a writer's life. Some do more. Most do fewer. John Rechy's tenth is the widely ignored - according to him - Our Lady of [...]

Tony Fennelly is back. Her widely loved, and also much maligned Matt Sinclair mystery trilogy has ended. She has joined the respected stable of writers at St. Martin's Press, and [...]

Carol Flake is originally from Texas. She came to New Orleans, 'some years ago for college,' she admits, 'with Baptist trepidation.' She left bedazzled by, if not converted to, Crescent [...]

Interviews writer Stanley Siegel about his book `Uncharted Lives: Understanding the Life Passages of Gay Men.' Experiences of ostracism; Homophobia.