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Christopher Rice: Fear and writing in New Orleans

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A passionate history of AIDS activism offers lessons for today

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Local celeb debuts new novel

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Best-sellers: Jan. 4-10

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Bill Whiting, ‘An Early Work Late in Life’

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Famed commentator returns to Philly for book debut

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Queer authors focus on LGBTQ mental health

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Local author ‘explains’ debut novel

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Acclaimed author brings NYC to Philly

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More PGN Holiday Reads

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Out author explores unique family dynamics

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Best-sellers: Aug. 5-11

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Comedic Philly author comes out with first book

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“Alec” continues the story of E.M. Forster’s classic gay novel “Maurice”

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Historical Society publishes LGBT-history mag

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Gay bestseller to host benefit for Giovanni’s Room

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Best-sellers: June 3-9

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Author collects stories of the black, gay South

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Out Pennsylvania author debuts LGBTQ-centered children’s book

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