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Entertainment : Books
London Triptych
Jonathan Kemp's debut novel is a genuine tearjerker, a love letter to fragility, loss and hope, and a modern masterpiece.		 Erotic Books: September
A randy rock star, a horny carpet installer, an officer and his gentleman - check out this month's gay sex books.
Bookmarks: September
Gentlemen farmers and a beyond-coming-out story - take a look at the latest LGBT books.		 Jonathan Kemp
The author, lecturer and DJ talks about his novel London Triptych, the capital's gay history and Oscar Wilde's rent boys.
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Interviews >> Kage Alan
The author talks about his new book, action hero sterotypes, sex, love and foul language.
Reviews >> Bookmarks: August, Part II
Sex, infidelity, queer role models and life on the streets - check out this month's LGBT books.
Reports >> Erotic Books For Women: August
Baby dykes, butches on the prowl and sexy femmes – it’s all here in this month’s sizzling hot lesbian erotica.
Reviews >> Gigolo Murder
A transvestite detective is embroiled in a hi-tech, high camp story of greed, corruption and Audrey Hepburn.
Reports >> Sexy Photo Books: August
Bike boys, very potent superheroes and – of course – naked men. It’s the latest luscious look-books.
Reviews >> Bookmarks: August
Opposites attract and love online goes awry in the latest LGBT books.