There are two other
books using these
characters, all available
on your e-reader and I
can't help but think that
this series is going to be
a hit. Do yourself a
favour and download
one. ∎
THE HEART AND THE
HAND Dean
Harkness is a poet
that makes you think,
and not always about
the good stuff, not
always about lost love
or feelings, but also
about the underbelly of
society, the people and
things you pass by
every day, the news
stories you may not
want to see. And
always with an eye on
the word count, never
using two where one
will do, wary of overly
decorative narrative…
THEGAYUK FEB/MARCH
FRAMED ON TITAN
Stevie Gonzalez’s I’m
not one for giving away
plots or spoiling the
storyline for you, but
lets just say that our two
heroes provide laughs,
sultry sex scenes and
adventure aplenty in this
introduction to Stern
and Moreno. We have
chases around bases, a
jail-break, one very
unusual diversion tactic
and what amounts to a
rip-roaring romp
through space - think
Flash Gordon with good
sex and you have an
idea!
2014
READ
Take my advice, read
this book, you wont be
disappointed.
The price belies the
content - less than £1
for pages of
enlightenment. ∎
BLOWING OFF CLASS Edited by
Winston Gieseke It goes without saying
we at TGUK love a bit of Erotica College
which is about discovering who you are
and learning important skills for your
future, but not all experimentation
happens in the science lab. And sometimes
your sexy study partner only wants to go
over anatomy—yours. Blowing Off Class
features steamy tales of students hitting
the sheets as often as they hit the books.
Get ready for a series of all-nighters as you
head back to school and relive your hottest
learning experiences, none of which
happened in the classroom. Because the
only college sex you regret is the sex you
didn’t have! ∎
BRUNO GUMBER
€ 15,95 / US$ 17.99 / £ 11.99
ISBN 978-3-86787-686-5
TRASHY NOVELS Back in the 50s and 60s, there was an
abundance of pulp fiction – trashy novels which were
cheap and infamous for their lurid and exploitative
stories and their sensational cover art. The artwork was
designed solely to tempt the reader into buying the
book and actively encouraged the potential buyer to
quite literally judge a book by its cover. ∎
Reviews by Paul Szabo, Chris Jones
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