Cards from the Robert Gaylor LGBTQ Collection

S=gay college students Very good novel. Well written.

An excellently written spy novel. At times the plot becomes difficult to follow especially toward the end. Number of homosexual incidents. Once character is a homosexual but plays a minor role. At times is quite sadistic.

Well done. Teenage novel. 1st love.

A different novel and difficult to understand in parts. About a homosexual who is discharged from the Army because of cowardice and his attempt to redeem himself. He is a huge man which makes the situation even more pathetic. The author has a great deal to say about life.

A novel written about four older gays by a fifth gay who acts as narrator

Reprint of 1960 autobiographical memoir with revealing portraits of Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich. Very well written.

A typical English novel mystery. Some terms hard to understand for American audiences. Well written with detail characters. The author only wrote two books?

Very well written. An excellent novel by an interesting author.

Excellent! Excellent written novel. A love story that moves ever so slowly but well worth the time. Probably one of the best gay romance novels written. Made into a movie Fall 2017 starring Timothee Chalamet

Summer Cape Cod. The most chic gay party of the season in Provincetown. The perfect vacation. Until the tide washes in a dead body and the summer's antics begin to unravel the social fabric of this resort town. A gay comedy-mystery. The author real names are the Boston team Michael McDowell and Dennis Schuetz.

Very minor character and, might be only slightly gay

A new adult novel of the torments and temptations of abnormal desires. The story of the relationship of a 40 yr old man who has felt the bottom after his lover of 15 years leaves him. After drinking for 2 years he starts a new life with these individuals: Hermie--a Negro who offers companionship; Gus--a blond Greek who he loves; DeGrea, a South American who really loves him as is similar in aristocratic beauty. Excellently written. Very good plot and extremely fast reading. "Bitter novel on homosexual scene in New York"

Not particularly homosexual in plot but a fair mystery with good characterization. Some of the characters are homosexual. Excellently written and holds your interest to the end.

Not a gay book but rather a book of Jewish Studies written by a gay Michigan author.

1 weak gay character

An excellently written spy novel. At times the plot becomes difficult to follow especially toward the end. Number of homosexual incidents. Once character is a homosexual but plays a minor role. At times is quite sadistic.

(doubtful that this book is gay)

With drawings by Filippe Sanjut. 614 lines, with 61 full page drawings. Not gay.

Biography of the New York socialite and associate of the Astors and Stuyvesants. Although nothing sexually explicit in the book a few quotes maybe of interest: "... he delighted in women's clothes... buying men's clothes bored him. Oh, if only I could wear ladies clothes." And to his wife, "I am not like other men, I told you long ago that I cannot love any women. All women are repulsive to me..."

About the Atlanta child murders and "from his viewpoint, the State of the Union in the mid-1980s" especially for Blacks. Not gay.

Very minor character and, might be only slightly gay