Forty celebrated writers make Man of My Dreams an inspirational, bittersweet, and laugh-out-loud celebration. Whether your strong suit is loving, lusting, loathing, or leaving, you won't be able to resist the outrageous wit and surprising insights of this irreverent anthology about gay relationships.
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Finally, a gay anthology worth reading! Editor Christopher Navratil brings together some of the writers of all time. "Man of My Dreams" is a sublime collection of works that chart the stages of gay intimacies and attachments. From the first "Hidden Desires" to the inevitable "Breakup," these stories by the likes of Tennessee Williams, Evelyn Waugh, Edmund White, E. Lynn Harris, Armistead Maupin and Joe Orton capture the emotions and experiences of gay men everywhere. First crushes, first experiences, family relationships, one night stands and the trials and tribulations of long term romance are all documented with the loving care of those who have experienced them firsthand. -- Out Front Colorado
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