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HIV-P.O.V. Week, a whole week dedicated to HIV-P.O.V., a blog column now and forever at Randy Boyd's Blocks.
Uprising
Lambda Literary Finalist: Best Men's Mystery, Best Small Press Title
Bridge Across the Ocean
Lambda Literary Finalist: Best Small Press Title
The Devil Inside
Lambda Literary Finalist: Best Sci-Fi
Walt Loves the Bearcat
Lambda Literary Finalist: Best Romance
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(Reprint of a press release from West Beach Books in August 2006) “ I got more love from more men this past weekend than I ever did in my ... -
W hat a game so far! This black gay HIV positive author has met challenge after challenge to survive and thrive in the game of life, despi... -
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T he year was 1983. Madonna was not Like a Virgin yet, just on the Borderline. Prince was cruising in a Little Red Corvette, and had yet to ... -
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M y life is now divided into two parts: BT and AT. Before I discovered Trikke and after I discovered Trikke. That's because my life will...
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The Segregation Era lives on in My Racist Gay World. Click on the photo above to see what it looks like.