Gay Lesbian category: 1095 books

I'm Kou Ninomiya, 19 years old, and I go to an arts university to study music. I've been working part time at a cafe in Shinjuku Sancho-me, and one thing troubles me; all our clients are gay. Shudo, the guy who works in the kitchen, is a "top" as well, but sometimes he shows is really cute......

I'm Kou Ninomiya, 19 years old, and I go to an arts university to study music. I've been working part time at a cafe in Shinjuku Sancho-me, and one thing troubles me; all our clients are gay. Shudo, the guy who works in the kitchen, is a "top" as well, but sometimes he shows is really cute......

I'm Kou Ninomiya, 19 years old, and I go to an arts university to study music. I've been working part time at a cafe in Shinjuku Sancho-me, and one thing troubles me; all our clients are gay. Shudo, the guy who works in the kitchen, is a "top" as well, but sometimes he shows is really cute......

Miyabi, who doesn't like gays and Shuhei, a gay. They spent a night together thinking this is one time coming. But they meet again and become a roommate at a boy's school dorm. Miyabi thinks something is not right. But cannot leave him out. He cannot follow Shuhei, who is pure, but saying that the...

Azumi Sasakawa is a proud bottom that has a side job as gay bar bartender. Currently, he only has a casual relationship with Kashima, a handsome interior designer but his interest is actually a patron from neighbor design office, Tomoki Konno. Tomoki was always a bit anti-social and would not even...

Miyabi, who doesn't like gays and Shuhei, a gay. They spent a night together thinking this is one time coming. But they meet again and become a roommate at a boy's school dorm. Miyabi thinks something is not right. But cannot leave him out. He cannot follow Shuhei, who is pure, but saying that the...

Miyabi, who doesn't like gays and Shuhei, a gay. They spent a night together thinking this is one time coming. But they meet again and become a roommate at a boy's school dorm. Miyabi thinks something is not right. But cannot leave him out. He cannot follow Shuhei, who is pure, but saying that the...

Love is constantly changing, never the same. Chishin, a gay monk, stuck in his own thought of "I will never falling in love again", because of his past trauma. But a free-spirited new trainee Keijyu brought a tornado into Chishin's heart. Confused by the pure and free words and action of...

"How much do I have to pay to have you?" Minoru, working in a gay bar is bluntly picked up by the flashy Shiroyama. Seeing Minoru working hard to provide for his family, Shiroyama surrounds him with light and kindness. After chaste kisses, Minoru can't help but fall into Shiroyama's hands....

The sociology of race relations in America typically describes an intersection of poverty, race, and economic discrimination. But what is missing from the picture—sexual difference—can be as instructive as what is present. In this ambitious work, Roderick A. Ferguson reveals how the discourses of...

Love is constantly changing, never the same. Chishin, a gay monk, stuck in his own thought of "I will never falling in love again", because of his past trauma. But a free-spirited new trainee Keijyu brought a tornado into Chishin's heart. Confused by the pure and free words and action of...

When sexy college coed Valerie get a last minute babysitting call, she's happy to ditch her party plans. After all, the last time she babysat for Angelo and Russell Thompson, Valerie had an absolutely mind blowing threesome with the hunky gay couple. But will their threesome turn into a smoking hot...

Achy Obejas writes stories about uprooted people. Some, like herself, are Latino immigrants and lesbians; others are men (gay and straight), people with AIDS, addicts, people living marginally, just surviving. As omniscient narrator to her characters' lives, Obejas generously delves into her own memories...

Fifty years after the Sexual Offences Act of 1967 decriminalised homosexual acts, Jonathan Dollimore explores, in, through and beyond the gay sub-cultures of cities like New York, Brighton and Sydney, what the new freedoms meant for him and others in the following decades. He writes honestly and movingly...