Gay-interest books worth locating

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	"Incredibly beautiful and moving work. Set in the American corn belt, the intense relationship between two 12 year olds is reminiscent of Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men'."

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	"Unapologetic glimpse into the world of Ari, a 'Greek-Australian' guy. Made into the (excellent) film 'Head On', the book - inevitably - delves far deeper into Ari's mind than the film could."

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	"D. Travers Scotts's debut. Set in the 1980s, a coming of age novel with an existential thread. Fresh, believable characters. An author to watch out for."

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	"A coming-out tale set in a small New Zealand farming community; two boys bridge their differences with an unrecognized similarity."

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	"Humorous and intelligent tale of obsession, boundaries and friendship."

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	"Beautiful constructed literary work. Tense, poignant and instructive tale of the love between two brothers and the future of a country."

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	"Highly intelligent work about the dynamics between two young boys and a girl, set in the Italian countryside."

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	"Fun, light and slightly surreal tale about the relationship between a teenage boy and his secretive and eccentric father."

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	"Excellently crafted and sensual; historical period novel of the romance between Edward II and Piers Gaveston."

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	"Another enthralling historical period novel from Chris Hunt; this time focusing on the romances and intrigues of the court of King James I."

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	"You'll know someone like thisbut hopefully she's not willing to go to such bunny-boiling extremes as the protagonist of this novel."

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	"The inner world of a psychologically unbalanced child."

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	"Coming-of-age in 1970s America. Sexual awakening, lust, guilt, the sensation of ostracism from the world of 'normal boys'."

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	"Fresh coming-out novel unafraid to face the burgeoning sexuality of a contemporary 11 year old boy."

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	"Fresh coming-of-age novel with excellent characterisation."

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	"Diary-style entries recording the coming of age of a 14 year old boy from the wrong side of town."

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	"The differing reactions of adults to the coming out of gay teenagers in a small American town."

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	"Roeder is my guilty secret. Though oftentimes farfetched and implausible, for pure emotional escapism no one does gay teen romance like Roeder."

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	"Excellent, heart-felt novel about the brutal consequences of jealousy and obsession."

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	"A forgotten masterpiece. The bleak, lonely, desolate existence of a hustler boy in New York. Unforgettable."