Gay audio stories

I often struggled to detect myself reflected in books when I was younger—an experience that so many people share, for so many different reasons. These days, as I obey my way through dozens and dozens of homosexual books every year, I sometimes think about the reader I was as a teenager and how amazed she would own been by the sheer amount of LGBTQ+ titles available now. Some of my favorite books to read now are the ones I affectionately contact “Everybody’s Gay!” books. These are books with not one, not two, not three, but many lgbtq+ characters. Everybody might not be gay, but almost everybody is. Whenever I find a new one, it feels like a little bit of magic. And 2022 was a banner year for them! These are a limited of my favorites.

Lev AC Rosen’s superb historical murder mystery, LAVENDER HOUSE, position in 1950s San Francisco, features a cast of queer characters who are funny, petty, selfish, loving, dramatic, loyal, and vindictive. In other words: They’re all messy, flawed humans. Vikas Adam captures every character with vivid, separate voices. But it’s the way Adam voices the first-person narrator, Andy, that makes his performance truly shine. Andy is an ex-cop who’s been fired from the

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