He Do the Gay Man in Different Voices, by Stephen S Mills

Unable to accept complacency in suburban life, Stephen S. Mills transports himself to dank prison cells, international executions, and the minds of murderers that unravel through the kinky underbelly of Middle America. He omes full-circle back to the bedroom of a young gay couple whose everyday lives surprise us in a flawed and fascinating world. This book channels the hushed tones, loving whispers, and lusty moans of a generation deluged in unflinching, unending media assault that brings the best and worst of us to an exciting, terrifying proximity.

"If you're someone who's ever gone home with a stranger, after reading this book, you'll feel lucky to be alive: unraped, unmurdered, uneaten. You may be disgusted, you may be turned on, but you'll never be bored reading these poems." - Jeremy Halinen, author of What Other Choice

"Strategically obnoxious and spectacle-driven, Stephen S. Mills's debut take a violent swing at our queer sensibility. The only thing is we don't want t duck." — Steve Fellner, author of All Screwed Up

"Stephen S. Mills has a big heart, and I love how he uses it. Oh, and he has the best titles. If 'My Boyfriend Tells My Parents I'm Writing to a Gay Po Star in Prison' doesn't make you shout, 'More, please!' then nothing will." David Kirby, author of Talking about Movies with Jesus

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