Vampire's Kiss: & Gay Vampire
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (940 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0986030252 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 264 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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Russell J. Lanier said More fun than Twilight!. I love this blast from the past. 1"More fun than Twilight!" according to Russell J. Lanier. I love this blast from the past. 120 Books is doing a wonderful thing by republishing these adult novels. I really enjoyed these two, Vampire's Kiss and Gay Vampire. Not terribly smutty, but still erotic enough cause a tingle or two.I was much too young to ever be able to purchase these first run. But now, they will make a fun little shelf of fun in my home.Thanks again Maitland for taking on this wonderful task!. 0 Books is doing a wonderful thing by republishing these adult novels. I really enjoyed these two, Vampire's Kiss and Gay Vampire. Not terribly smutty, but still erotic enough cause a tingle or two.I was much too young to ever be able to purchase these first run. But now, they will make a fun little shelf of fun in my home.Thanks again Maitland for taking on this wonderful task!. Camilla Work said the best of such writers were able to tell witty. This is the second two-novel collection from 1"the best of such writers were able to tell witty" according to Camilla Work. This is the second two-novel collection from 120 Days Books, which has unearthed virtually undiscovered gay literature from a time when any writer who didn't want to do "problem novels" about gay life but, rather, a gay Western or a gay horror or science-fiction story, could find no mainstream publisher willing to publish that. So these writers turned to small publishers of erotic fiction -- and lo and behold, by adding the occasional sex scene, the best of such writers were able to tell witty, insightful, action-packed stories of gay super-spies, gay vampires, and gay cowboys YEARS before "Brokeback Mountain."Like any other li. 0 Days Books, which has unearthed virtually undiscovered gay literature from a time when any writer who didn't want to do "problem novels" about gay life but, rather, a gay Western or a gay horror or science-fiction story, could find no mainstream publisher willing to publish that. So these writers turned to small publishers of erotic fiction -- and lo and behold, by adding the occasional sex scene, the best of such writers were able to tell witty, insightful, action-packed stories of gay super-spies, gay vampires, and gay cowboys YEARS before "Brokeback Mountain."Like any other li
About the Author Maitland McDonagh is a longtime collector and advocate for vintage, gay-oriented adult fiction that used to conventions of pulp erotica to explore the emotional, social and political lives of gay men during the 1960s and '70s.The best of these novels integrate stories of sexual romance with larger historical issues, including the psychological effects of living in the shadow of widespread, firmly entrenched homophobia, including self-loathing and the corrosive fear of being exposed, and the liberating effect of finding refuge in the company of other gay men and hope for a less constrained future in the burgeoning gay-rights movement. . While adults-only gay pulps were sold first and fore
While adults-only gay pulps were sold first and foremost as erotic entertainment for men who rarely saw themselves depicted in a positive or even sympathetic light in mainstream literature, with the exception of "problem novels," the best of these erotic novels transcend their original function and provide a window onto the past and a the
Two vampire novels from the golden age of gay adult fiction offer danger, romance and more than a little super(natural) sex: Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose! In Vampire's Kiss, young, ambitious and ostensibly straight attorney Damon Sanger goes on an epic bar crawl and winds up in the swinging '70s bachelor pad-in-a-house-trailer of Alan Drake, red-lipped, white-haired, demonically seductive drinker of… male essence. Dracula, the sharp-toothed, romantic hero of Gay Vampire. The novel's Barnabas and Davy travel a rough road—one paved with scheming relatives, cruel twists of fate, epic miscommunication and a pack of sex-hungry wolves with designs on Davy's tender flesh—but true love,even with a vampire, is a powerful thing.. Waking up the next morning at home, Damon tries to convince himself that it was just a fling, but soon realizes he has joined the ranks of the "Homosexual Undead." Does he want to be cured, or did Alan simply set him on a road to sexual self-discovery that Damon never realized