The site offers an intimate portrait of this influential San Francisco based gay writer and poet who died of AIDS in 1992. Features original writings, letters, journals, newsclippings, and photos.

Author of the book "For the Love of Hatred."

Includes biography, excerpts, and title information.

Biography, news, and bibliography.

Includes biography, list of books and screenplays, and links.

Official site; with author biography, and novel extracts.

Visit Ann Bannon, the 'queen of lesbian pulp fiction;' author of Odd Girl Out, I am a Woman, Journey to a Woman, Women in the Shadows, and Beebo Brinker.

Includes reviews, gallery, biography, and excerpts.

official site; with a biography, portfolio and news.

Includes synopsis of this authors novels.

Official site; with biography and details of works.

Includes excerpts, author pictures, cover photos, and title information.

Author of the memoir "Fairy Pudding," which tells the story of one man's love for the piano and his search for dignity as a teacher, a gay person, and an artist.

Original gay fiction serial and an advice column on relationships and coming out issues.

Includes a novel synopsis, and information on work in progress.

A biography of the author, with excerpts of from her books, news, and details of signings.

Novelist and poet; with biography, excerpts, and a mailing list.

Official site; with a biography, details on his books, and a guestbook.

Author of the books Cherry and Fat and Proud.

Author's website includes summaries, reviews, and excerpts from his erotic novels and stories about gay love.

Bibliography, excerpts, biographical information, and recommended links from this award-winning novelist and playwright.

Novelist; with biography, bibliography and tour schedule.

novelist; with biography, newsletter, and book details.

Includes biographical information, essays, and reviews.

Official site; with a biography, reviews, and an email newsletter.

Biography and book summary.

Includes a listing of current and future books by this Swiss writer.

Specializes in Gay/Lesbian studies including fiction, erotica, history, art, censorship, and Robert Mapplethorpe. Includes bibliography with brief synopsis.

Lesbian novelist with books including You Light The Fire, Lady Lobo (college basketball), and Grits, Gravy and Girls, a romance/mystery.

Features excerpts from the autobiography "I Come With My Songs", and includes poems and photos.

Features schedule, book synopsis, and a biography of this Lambda Award-winning novelist.

News, reviews, book excerpts and a biography.

Official site includes biography, publishing credits, and bookstore links.

Crime novelist; with interviews, mailing list, photo album and book details.

Author of book of short fiction entitled "This Thing Called Courage."

Includes schedule, biography, excerpts, and links.

Official site; wit biographical information, publication history, and a schedule of readings and appearances.

Lesbian writer Lori L. Lake, author of Gun Shy, Under the Gun, Ricochet in Time, and Different Dress.

Details of his works, and a biography.

Includes synopsis of novels, biography, schedule, and links.

Official site; with an interview, details of books, and a biography.

Novelist; with biography, and tour details.

Homepage of gay, Melbourne based poet, Aly Moody.

Features listings of both adult and children's titles, biography, links, articles, and contact information.

Author of the book "Forever Me."

Official site; with a biography, event details, and book excerpts.

Offers short fictional works and a page of lesbian literature links.

Samples of Pomfret's writing, biographical information, and a list of publications.

Photographs, biography, interviews, and details of books written and awards won.

Author of the debut novel about gay high school wrestlers, Pins. Reviews, author appearances, links to other writing, information on purchasing books.

Novelist and poet; with biography, book details and photo album.

Author of "How I Learned to Snap," about growing up gay in the Southern United States.

Author of lesbian romantic mysteries. Includes author biography and title highlights.

Author of The Gay Youth Chronicles, a novel series for and about gay youth. It also includes many useful youth links.

Personal page of this author includes book information, gallery, and links.

Author biography; with youth resources.

Gay Atlanta author Christopher Scott Sarno.

Features schedule, links, information on future projects, a listing of short stories and anthologies.

Official site; with a biography, blog and details of writings.

Young adult novelist; with biography, reviews and details of upcoming projects.

Author of "Saint Morrissey" and other books, co-author of "The Queen is Dead". News, interests and mailing list.

Official site, with book descriptions, excerpts, biography, publications and photographs.

Online poetry, biography, and guestbook.

Includes writings, interviews, bibliography, biography, gallery, and messageboard.

Information on the Lambda Literary Award-winning writer of books including "Valencia," with gallery, biography, and book reviews.

Biography, with tour dates, frequently asked questions.

Non-fiction, gay-oriented books on topics such as coming out and the HIV test by Marc E. Vargo, MS.

Poetry, prose, photographs and diary project of a community activist.

Works explore everything from the minutely nuanced moods of gay childhood to the sudden desolation resulting from AIDS. Includes biography, bibliography, and awards list.

Poet; with photographs and poems