Product Description

Beautiful bodies, searing male-male action, and wickedly inventive writing: all the things that make you read and reread your gay erotica books until the covers curl and the pages drop open to your favorite scenes. Chances are a few volumes of Best Gay Erotica are among the books you can’t part with. Since it began in 1996, this groundbreaking series—hailed as "consistently outstanding" (Lambda Book Report) and "literally orgasmic" (HX magazine)—has delivered the hottest gay male sex writing anywhere.

In Best of Best Gay Erotica 2, editor Richard Labonté brings together the most daring, intense, and memorable stories from the past five years of the series, by authors as celebrated as Simon Sheppard, JT LeRoy, and Andy Quan. It doesn’t get better than the Best of the Best.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #668520 in Books
• Published on: 2005-06-10
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 276 pages

Review
"A must read." -- In Touch

"An eclectic, provocative selection of stories." -- Publishers Weekly

"Consistently outstanding." -- Lambda Book Report

"Full of surprises…. What really distinguishes Best Gay Erotica from its competitors is the quality of the writing." -- Bay Area Reporter

"Leaves you hungry for more…" -- Gay & Lesbian Review

About the Author
Richard Labonté has edited the Best Gay Erotica series since 1997. He writes the review column "Book Marks," for Q Syndicate, and edits the Gay Men's Edition of Books to Watch Out For. He lives in Ontario, Canada.

Customer Reviews

This Can't be The Best of the Best...CUZ ITS JUST OK.
This collection of erotica is entertaining, but hardly a "show stopper". A few of the stories are HOT, too many are just plain bizarre, and the remaining offerings are adequate, standard stuff, nothing exceptional. There is only one story I found "intense", and that had to do with a young man who picks up a hitch-hiking sailor, and their subsequent personal 2 man orgy in a motel cabin near the Grand Canyon. This collection does merit reading, but don't anticipate too much, and as a result, you won't be disappointed.