gay novel

Since the late 20th-century, it has been called America's first gay novel.

This book has been deemed the 'first gay novel' in America.

When I started writing, a gay novel, at least, was fairly easy to define.

This summer it compiled a list of the 100 greatest gay novels.

The book has an erotic cast, but he took issue with those who read it as a gay novel.

Over the past forty years Sandel has become a cult gay novel.

Although not gay novels per se, both books have prominent homosexual characters, as might be expected.

By then so many gay novels had appeared that critics failed to appreciate its originality and force.

She explained her reasons for choosing the genre: "I began writing gay novels around 1957.

Faggots, however, became one of the best-selling gay novels of all time.

Nowadays, a gay novel rarely explains, complains or apologizes.

It tied for 10th place on a list of top ten gay novels by Bibliofemme, an Irish book club.

Strange Brother is a gay novel written by Blair Niles published in 1931.

Imre: A Memorandum is the first American gay novel with a happy ending.

Ian Young numbers it among a group of early gay novels that is "cast in the form of a tragic melodrama."

In addition, it was among the few gay novels reprinted in inexpensive paperback form as early as the 1950s.

During the summer of 1988, just about the time when the Clause was becoming law, an English gay novel was published to widespread acclaim.

Yet it's reductive to view "The Blackwater Lightship" as a gay novel.

Fridae.com: "Singapore's best gay novel ever."

Resentment also sends up urban gay novels and unravels the tangle of reality and fantasy surrounding child abuse.

Even before the publication of "Maurice," however, books had started appearing that, though they dealt explicitly with homosexuality, challenged this definition of the gay novel.