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Dr. Loren A. Olson, M.D., had long been married and raised children when he came out of the closet. That’s when his life expanded to new levels of joy and personal integrity. Olson hopes his memoir can serve as a how-to for other middle aged closeted men.

The lights are going out at A Different Light Bookstore in San Francisco. The store--long a lynchpin of GLBT life in the Castro--has lost business to electronic readers and to online shopping.

Hazelden Publishing has released Gay Men and Substance Abuse: A Basic Guide for Addicts and Those Who Care for Them - one of the first books ever published in America for gay men who are addicted to alcohol and other drugs.

Fighting fire with fire: that’s the underlying theme of Daniel Allen Cox’s new novel, Krakow Melt, in which a gay man living in contemporary, "liberated" Poland seeks his share of freedom from oppression and terror. Cox tells EDGE all about it...

North America’s oldest gay bookstore, the Glad Day Bookshop, located in Toronto, Canada, is struggling to stay afloat and may close before summer is out.

If one is looking for a direct, heartfelt, and humorous account of the trials and tribulations of first time parents, one has to look no further than She Looks Just Like You: A Memoir of (Nonbiological Lesbian) Motherhood.

Erotic tales of men who love men.

Constantine P. Cavafy’s "Collected Poems" and "The Unfinished Poems," both translated and edited, with introductions and commentary, by Daniel Mendelsohn (Alfred A. Knopf, New York), bring new light--and hopefully many new readers--to the sublime and entrancing works of one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.

Stories about questioning teens for the questioner in all of us.

Jameson Currier explores uncharted territory with his fourth short story collection, The Haunted Heart and Other Tales, an impressive compilation of ghost stories featuring gay men and women.