Are there any gay stories that are actually good? It's annoying that every book ever has to be straight...

that guy should shave his legs and maybe wear some fine-denier nude stockings/tights/pantyhose. he'd look much better. his legs are too pale for that outfit and boots.

He's a professional male model who models as female named Ivan Fahy and he's drop dead gorgeous. I like how he doesn't shave his legs, I think it's more charming because he still manages to be adorable, and I would clean his ass clean out with my tongue.

Faggots by Larry Kramer is funny

oh i didn't say he didn't look good. and he does have good legs (and they look good in this video vimeo.com/100463415 and i would totally fuck him in those shoes).

i'm just not keen on the pale hairy legs look. traps/tgirls/cds/whatever always look better with smooth legs or hosiery.

oh my God I wish my life was shittier so I could devote it to killing faggots and not care when I got caught

This post worries me and I think you're a serious threat to mankind.

>vimeo.com/100463415

nice vid, but he needs to get a bigger ass and a better director

underrated post

take the redpill, brainwashed idiot

I see you've read Brideshead Revisited and Proust. You ought digress with the dykes instead, and, read Mrs Dalloway and The Price of Salt.

Isherwood, pick a title you like, some are gayer than others. Obviously the Berlin books are the most famous (and really, really good) but might not be gay enough for you. Alternatively there is 'Sodom: Or the quintessence of debauchery' which you should read after Rochester's poetry because it is not as good.

even Isherwood regrets his Berlin stories as a shallow approach to sex and gay culture.

(it probably needs to be pointed out that this is legit)

"Good" is relative.

This is certainly engaging. Also, Arrian or Plutarch's life of Alexander.

I should say it's still worth reading for the pleasure of seeing lines such as:
(king) BOLLOXIMIAN:

Let heaven descend, and set the world on fire
We to some darker cavern will retire.
There on thy buggered arse I will expire.
Truly the 17th was the best century.
Catullus has some good love poems he wrote for men and there's a tiny gay couple cameo in the Aeneid. Juvenal's 'the troubles of a gigolo' you might enjoy too, but obviously that is bawdy comedy.

I gave a warning, he can read a meeting by the river or something. Obviously his finest work is the horror in the tower but that can be a little hard to find.

Not a story in the traditional sense, more an illustrated poem, but it's got the entire history of gayness and is pretty poignant at the end

I really like Dennis Cooper.

Yeah:
Leviticus 18: 21-22
Leviticus 20: 13
Romans 1:27

I tried the marble swarm and it was about this really annoying psychopath who kept gushing really pretentiously about how attractive he is and his own writing style, who likes harming cute young boys and inflicting serious pain on them and then forgetting about them forever. It was really a horrible, ghastly read on all fronts. The characters were annoying as fuck, the subject matter was just gross, the writing style where the narrator is constantly referring to his own writing style made me want to fucking chuck the book against the wall.

The Greeks particularly the Symposium

I almost want to fuck him

Hm

That's our Dennis! I got to read that one.

The Horror in the Tower, man... how did such a writer become such a dull anecdotalist?

James
Baldwin

hue hue hue

The Illiad.

Dog
Shit

You should read Wilde's De Profundis. Not really a story as such, but still.

Bourgeois bohemians, both gay and otherwise, adore him. Yet, at the end of his life he renounced the hedonism for which he was so famed.

Lockpick Pornography.

Through the valley of the nest of spiders. Best novel of the 21st century so far

Lol no

Okay, anything more to say than "lol no"?

Also the Symposium

I'd believe him. It's not a hard spot to take.

Moby Dick for that Queequeg husband and wife business

>gay literature

Edmund White up until The Married Man.

Any serious reading of Wilde shows that he wasn't really the hedonist he wanted to be, that's why Dorian Gray ends so badly. Better is Salome which captures the vapidity of yearning and the uselessness of faith. He was at his best focusing on the aesthetic rather than moralising.
De Profundis is also great but sometimes his desire to make every line an epigram becomes irritating, especially as it sometimes undermines the personal and confessional/didactic (y he so jesus tho?) feeling of the piece.

that was just a bromance, nothing gay about that

Confessions of a Mask

...mishima?

A lot of mishma and naked lunch, while (mostly) not explicitly "gay literature", captures the undercurrents of gay life better than anything; the sense of exclusion from the dominant culture, the hedonism and fear that goes along with it, the fracturing of self resulting from being a minority and the self-destructiveness that go along with it, the tentative affirmation you get when you embrace all the above as part of your identity.

Most explicitly "gay" literature is written by incompetents who fetish their sexual identity as tho it seperated themselves from the broader human experience (instead of just being an offshoot of it) and/or by millennial puss is obsessed with disney-esque salvation narratives where your troubles and hardships eventually turn out okay because you learned to just b urself.

>>>/tumblr/

If they said no homo it wasn't written down.

The part where he describes leaving the fireplace off so that only the blanket of their bed protects them from the fierce cold convinced me it wasn't homo. They just wanted to be comfy

kek

I want some nice Veeky Forums homoromance that isn't fanfiction-tier. I've read several modern m/m novels and they were trash. Help.

Orlando
A Single Man
Confessions of a Mask
A Picture of Dorian Grey

underrated post.

Now it's an overrated post.

someone should make a game called kill all faggots mele

My exact face

This is why people hate gays.
Something's not quite right with you.

I desire to perform intercourse into your female genitalia in the missionary position immediately.

The Greeks weren't "gay".

you're right, they were more [gay]

Alright Omar

hating your fellow man is what isn't right

>sodomy with men isn't "gay"

It's only gay if the dicks touch haha am I right guys am I right come on tell me I'm right hahahaa gay dicks touch hahaha gay dicks hahahah touching hahaha it's all oaky unless the gays and the dicks touch and the touch comes together with the dicks hahahahahahahh the gays dick the touch you know what I'm saying hahahahahah

Okay

He looks like Jada Stevens without the tits and ass.