Huffington Post Chooses Stranger

The Huffington Post asked their readers to name the books that shaped the way they felt about themselves as LGBT people. While this is by no means a definitive literary list, the responses they received on Facebook and Twitter reflect the community’s wit, strength and overall diversity.

I’m so honored to be included on this list!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/12/21/books-lgbt-authors-_n_6357548.html

1. TALES OF THE CITY by Armistead Maupin
2. STONE BUTCH BLUES by Leslie Feinberg
3. THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP by John Irving
4. MIDDLESEX by Jeffrey Eugenides
5. THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY by Oscar Wilde
6. ME TALK PRETTY ONE DAY by David Sedaris
7. RUBYFRUIT JUNGLE by Rita Mae Brown
8. THE BEST LITTLE BOY IN THE WORLD, by Andrew Tobias
9. COMING OUT: AN ACT OF LOVE by Rob Eichberg
10. MAN ALIVE by Thomas Page McBee
11. GAY SOUL by Mark Thompson
12. STRANGER AT THE GATE by Mel White
13. THE BOY WHO PICKED THE BULLETS UP by Charles Nelson
14. BECOMING A MAN: HALF A LIFE STORY by Paul Monette
15. THE FRONT RUNNER by Patricia Nell Warren
16. LIKE PEOPLE IN HISTORY: A GAY AMERICAN EPIC by Felice Picano
17. OTHER VOICES, OTHER ROOMS by Truman Capote
18. THE SOUL BENEATH THE SKIN by David Nimmons
19. BOY MEETS BOY by David Levithan
20. THE SWIMMING POOL LIBRARY by Alan Hollinghurst