A handsome ex-football player with a trail of broken hearts behind him meets a femme fatale who's a rising Broadway star. They fall in love, plan marriage, and find themselves facing more than they bargained for, including some unsavory reminders of their pasts. E. Lynn Harris's sixth novel combines his usual mix of easygoing entertainment with ...
E. Lynn Harris returns to explore the down low culture that made his first novel "Invisible Life" a groundbreaking phenomenon in his latest rip-roaring tale of sex, secrets, and betrayal.
College football star Brady Bledsoe has a seemingly perfect life. But only his mother knows why it's just too good to be true, in Harris's seductive new novel.
African-American writer Harris writes about his life, from his abused childhood to his incarnation as a best-seller. In between were his discovery of his homosexuality, a brief stint working in a brothel, the search for his real father, and a serious suicide attempt.
A rookie quarterback for Chicago is accused of sexual assault by an upwardly mobile sportscaster. The fast-track attorney he hires and the gay writer who covers the story form the other two corners of a four-part story of love, fame, faith, and sex.
Bisexual ladies' (and men's) man John Basil Henderson returns in this sequel to NOT A DAY GOES BY. Someone is doing everything possible to ruin Basil's life--but who is it? Suspects include colorful characters from NOT A DAY GOES BY along with new denizens of E. Lynn Harris's wacky fictional world.
Bestselling author E. Lynn Harris is back with another winner--a sexy, shocking, and immensely satisfying novel that explores some of today's toughest and most controversial issues.
The bestselling author of "Invisible Life" and "Just As I Am" returns with the popular protagonists from those two books, including Raymond Tyler, Jr., who experiences a setback in his successful legal career, and Nicole Springer, whose relocation to New York forces her to reevaluate her life and marriage. Through it all, Harris's masterful ...
A sequel to ANY WAY THE WIND BLOWS, Zola Norwood is the editor of a successful magazine called Bling-Bling. As she tries to juggle her sexual and business affairs, the events of 9/11 intervene, and everything becomes dramatically different.
Raymond, a young black lawyer, must come to terms with his homosexuality and with the threat of AIDS; Nicole, an aspiring actress, is searching for love; along with their eclectic group of friends, Raymond and Nicole reflect the reality of contemporary black life and its pressures.
Four of the biggest male names on the African-American literary scene--E. Lynn Harris, Eric Jerome Dickey, Colin Channer, and Marcus Major-- contribute stories to this anthology that navigate the complex landscape of the human heart.
In this combination coming-out memoir and relationship guide, J.L. King shares his regret concerning the double life he led for 25 years and its effects on those he loved. King's sexual partners included both women and men, the latter a secret pursuit "on the down low" (a phrase borrowed from music). He never saw himself as being gay or bisexual, ...
Keith Boykin, a former Clinton White House aide, syndicated columnist, and AIDS activist, breaks new ground by going beyond the hype with the first responsible, eye-opening look at the down low sensation. Unlike all previous accounts on the topic, Beyond the Down Low refreshingly presents the DL not merely as a problem of gay and bisexual men ...
A stellar collection of works from more than 50 hot names in fiction, "Gumbo" is a literary rent party to benefit the Hurston/Wright Foundation of African-American fiction.
Freedom in This Village charts for the first time ever the innovative course of black gay male literature of the past 25 years. Starting in 1979 with the publication of James Baldwin's final novel, Just Above My Head, then on to the radical writings of the 1980s, the breakthrough successes of the 1990s, and up to today's new works, editor E. ...
From stories that depict black life in times gone by to those that address contemporary issues, this inaugural volume gathers the very best recent African-American fiction. Contributors include Edward P. Jones, Walter Dean Myers, Stephen L. Carter, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Junot Daz.
This book describes scripts that parents and teachers can use to help children learn to initiate conversation, thereby improving communication. The authors have successfully used scripts and script-fading techniques based on their clinical observations and research, and founded on applied behaviour analysis principles. The authors begin by ...
The first volume of a two-volume work covering methods for protein purification and their subsequent application, this book covers both traditional and new purification techniques. The theory and basic principles of each technique are discussed and possible problems and their solutions are highlighted at each stage. This book is intended for ...
Beauty queen turned actress Nicole Springer is recovering from the deaths of her father and her best friend, and is healing after the discovery that her boyfriend Raymond Tyler was having an affair - with another man. Her path to happiness leads to a starring role in Broadway and a relationship with a white Jewish doctor. But the past cannot be ...
Continuing to dispense the contemporary wisdom and wacky humor introduced in "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not", Harris, a.k.a. Superhero Breakup Girl, offers the intelligence, laughter, and salve to get through failing relationships. This audio program features letters sent to Harris' Web site.
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