A world history of homosexuality is urgently needed. Unfortunately it is not this book. Such a history would have to take into account animal homosexuality which Bruce Bagemihl brilliantly discussed in Biological Exuberance.

by WILL LOWES  

Few older readers will need an explanation as to who or what Michael Tolliver was/is. For those younger, gamer, readers who’ve decided to press on with this review, Michael Tolliver was the central character – a young gay man – in a series of novels written by Maupin in the 1970s and 1980s.

by CARL ‘Blue’ STEELE

If you’re having trouble getting to sleep at night, these books won’t help: they’re six of the most deviant, delicious and downright dirty erotic books on the shelves right now.

by DAREN POPE

The fourth instalment of the Dieux Du Stade (Gods of the Stadium) calendar series is available now. Featuring the French national rugby team and their friends in various stages of undress, you don’t need us to tell you why this product literally flies off the shelf.

by JAMES BOULE

Sir Ian will soon be in town with the Royal Shakespeare Company teaching Aussies a thing or two about the Bard and for a performer widely considered one of the finest exponents of the classical theatre tradition, you would be will to lend him an ear.

by GEORGE E

In Steven Halls’ compelling and unique first novel, Eric Sanderson awakes one morning to discover he does not know who or where he is. He soon learns that he is being relentlessly pursued by a shark that may only exist in his mind.

by DAREN POPE

In his book, Berlin Gay Mates photographer Karim Konrad is out to have fun. His young spunky playmates appear in various stages of undress in a range of interior settings – the kitchen, bathroom and, of course, the bedroom.