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Lambda Literary Award Finalist

M2M: New Literary Fiction is an evocative and compelling new anthology brimming with exciting writers beginning to make their mark on the publishing landscape along with some of the most venerated, best-selling literary voices of our era. These short stories span a wide range of literary experiences.

This stimulating and provocative collection of short fiction is edited by Karl Woelz, Lambda Literary Award-winning co-editor of the now defunct Men On Men anthologies begun in the 1980s by the late George Stambolian.

In his challenging and persuasive Afterword, editor Woelz assesses in eloquent and riveting prose the "state of gay literature" in the United States today. He takes to task those he considers responsible for both the disturbing state of gay literary publishing and the plight of independent booksellers, and suggests a way each of us might contribute to changing things.

ABOUT THE EDITOR:

Karl Woelz is a recipient of both the Lambda Literary Award and the National Gay & Lesbian Press Association's Vice Versa Award. His short fiction, articles, and reviews have appeared in Best American Gay Fiction 2, Men on Men 6, Diversity & Social Work, The James White Review, Link, asspants, Cottonwood, The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide, Lambda Book Report, The Baltimore City Paper, and The Baltimore Alternative. He is the co-editor of Dutton/Plume's Men on Men 2000: Best New Gay Fiction for the Millennium.

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