if you haven’t come across it already, Maurice by E. M. Forster is another gay classic which follows two boys at university in England. it was written sometime in the early 20th century but not published until after the authors death in the 70’s, and I think you’d really enjoy it
If anyone doesn’t know, an incredible follow-up book to Maurice is Alec by William di Canzio! Follows Maurice after the ending of E. M. Forster’s masterpiece.
@@rubberbandball97 oh thank you for sharing this, this had somehow escaped me and I did not know about it. 'Fell in love' with Maurice in the early 90's so now will have to read Alec
Also In Memoriam by Alice Winn is also a fantastic queer novel set in WWI, which ususally im like ew war genre but let me tell you THIS BOOK OOOOFFFFTTTTTTTTT
I just started watching your videos and have been enjoying all of them! I tend to be a silent viewer but know comments help creators so just thought I’d stop to say hello and let you know I love your content!
I absolutely adored Tin Man, then I read Sarah Winman's other books and she quickly became one of my favourite authors. I met her briefly at a book talk/launch/signing last year in Brisbane.
Excellent video and selection of titles! I’ve read a bit more then half, though Young Mungo pulls ahead for me as the favorite of Stuart’s work, I’m still haunted by that ending. You’ve really hit on a nice wide variety of books, but it’s exciting to know you have so much more left to read as Queer literature just keeps expanding exponentially each year with more and more excellent titles. I feel I’d be remiss if I didn’t recommend a title, so I’m going with The Master by Colm Toibin, who is a Queer writer, but who casts a wide net about what he writes about. The Master is basically a biography of writer Henry James, but somewhat images his inner life of being a Queer man who may, or may not have gotten the chance to fully explore and experience that side of himself completely. Toibin did a similar novel about Thomas Mann exploring that rather buried part of his life as well and is quite excellent too.
I’ve been wanting to read Honeybee for months, maybe a year now, but it doesn’t seem to be sold in America (at least in my area). You might have convinced me to just order it already haha.
took a shot every time you said sweaty 🤪 looooved the aussie representation! and loved this! such a lovely easy access list to queer lit! have you done All Down Darkness Wide? so many people have rec'd it to me and seemed fitting in this list. need to get my hands on it!
Hello Charlee, first time commenting. Great selection of books. We have a very similar taste in queer literature. You might enjoy The Line of Beauty by Alan Holinghust ;)
hey is there any books you really liked that you would die to read again for the first time ik getting back into reading and i need a few recommendations,,:-)
I just discovered your channel I was going to comment that your queer literature selection was only about gay men but then you presented the argonauts, and that this is the greenest of all green flags so thanks for that!
Grateful to youtube for recommending this to me. This was so nice and relaxing to watch. Some great picks, too. I actually have Tin Man and Swimming in the Dark on my shelf, haven't got around to them yet though.
If you’re looking for more queer poetry, I have to recommend you Don’t Call Us Dead by Danez Smith. One of the best poetry collections I’ve ever read. For queer fiction, The Song of Achillies, A Single Man and The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Thankyou so much! I’m always on the hunt for more queer poetry
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Thank you for recommending ' Swimming in the Dark. ' I do not accept the craze for ' Giovanni's Room. ' Sending ( emotionally ) the gay lover Giovanni to the Guillotine by his messed up bisexual lover is the most negative of all gay novels of the 1950's. For the 1950's rich in gay novels I would suggest ' The Heart in Exile, ' ' The Charioteer ' and ' The Youngest Director. '' Publishing house Valencourt should have them, and ' The Charioteer ' written by Mary Renault by Virago. Baldwin was a fine writer but I fear this passion for ' Giovanni's Room ' is a hetero/homo choice of gay essential reading that is a trendy fad, and hopefully it will pass. His book ' The Fire Next Time ' is essential reading and it is not gay.
Yes there is a film adaptation. Available on DVD. Called ' Lie With Me. ' I do not like the title as Bresson's title translated correctly should have been in my opinion ' Stop it with your lies. '
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if you haven’t come across it already, Maurice by E. M. Forster is another gay classic which follows two boys at university in England. it was written sometime in the early 20th century but not published until after the authors death in the 70’s, and I think you’d really enjoy it
If anyone doesn’t know, an incredible follow-up book to Maurice is Alec by William di Canzio! Follows Maurice after the ending of E. M. Forster’s masterpiece.
OMG ive loved maurice for a long time now and im so happy someone mentioned it! also the movie adaptation for maurice is amazing
@@rubberbandball97 oh thank you for sharing this, this had somehow escaped me and I did not know about it. 'Fell in love' with Maurice in the early 90's so now will have to read Alec
I could listen to you talk about books for hours
What a fantastic list! You’ve expanded my TBR. 😊
I'm so glad!
Just Kids has been on my list for a while. Thanks for the reminder to pick that up!
Loved it!
Also In Memoriam by Alice Winn is also a fantastic queer novel set in WWI, which ususally im like ew war genre but let me tell you THIS BOOK OOOOFFFFTTTTTTTTT
Period!! I'm still not recovered from reading that book, that's how effing stunning it was 😭😭😭😭
I just started watching your videos and have been enjoying all of them! I tend to be a silent viewer but know comments help creators so just thought I’d stop to say hello and let you know I love your content!
i just finished reading giovanni’s room and it was so good 😭 i’ll definitely be looking into reading holding the man
One of my favorite books. Baldwin's writing is beautiful.
I absolutely adored Tin Man, then I read Sarah Winman's other books and she quickly became one of my favourite authors. I met her briefly at a book talk/launch/signing last year in Brisbane.
I AM OBSESSED WITH YOUR VIDEOS !! THANK YOU
Love this list, sums up my taste in books!!
Just added so many of these to my TBR
Excellent video and selection of titles! I’ve read a bit more then half, though Young Mungo pulls ahead for me as the favorite of Stuart’s work, I’m still haunted by that ending. You’ve really hit on a nice wide variety of books, but it’s exciting to know you have so much more left to read as Queer literature just keeps expanding exponentially each year with more and more excellent titles.
I feel I’d be remiss if I didn’t recommend a title, so I’m going with The Master by Colm Toibin, who is a Queer writer, but who casts a wide net about what he writes about. The Master is basically a biography of writer Henry James, but somewhat images his inner life of being a Queer man who may, or may not have gotten the chance to fully explore and experience that side of himself completely. Toibin did a similar novel about Thomas Mann exploring that rather buried part of his life as well and is quite excellent too.
Thank you so much for these recs🫂❤️🏳️🌈
Noting down all these recommendations, thank you so much! And i believed i just subscribed so ill be around often🩵
Your voice is so peaceful. I have a new person to follow
I’ve been wanting to read Honeybee for months, maybe a year now, but it doesn’t seem to be sold in America (at least in my area). You might have convinced me to just order it already haha.
took a shot every time you said sweaty 🤪
looooved the aussie representation! and loved this! such a lovely easy access list to queer lit!
have you done All Down Darkness Wide? so many people have rec'd it to me and seemed fitting in this list. need to get my hands on it!
You’ll be drunk….
I have never even heard of it! Will have to check it out!
@@Grandpasbookclub made for a good pregame ;)
Thank you for sharing!! I'm curious about the french books you mentioned: what are their names?
Love the recs
Keep it up
Hv u read seven husbands of evelyn hugo
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i love seeing that you're in spring, give it up for the southern hemisphere
Thank you for putting me on!
Hello Charlee, first time commenting. Great selection of books. We have a very similar taste in queer literature. You might enjoy The Line of Beauty by Alan Holinghust ;)
I'm proud (but more so sad) to say that I've read almost all of these 😅 great taste
hey is there any books you really liked that you would die to read again for the first time ik getting back into reading and i need a few recommendations,,:-)
Honeybee supremacy ugh so good
I neeed you to read The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai, I know you’ll love it!!
Omg u got the Henry Scott Tuke Cover of Tin Man:)
Your so handsome, I love your voice and thanks for the recommendations😊😅
I just discovered your channel I was going to comment that your queer literature selection was only about gay men but then you presented the argonauts, and that this is the greenest of all green flags so thanks for that!
Grateful to youtube for recommending this to me. This was so nice and relaxing to watch. Some great picks, too. I actually have Tin Man and Swimming in the Dark on my shelf, haven't got around to them yet though.
I loved Honeybee
If you’re looking for more queer poetry, I have to recommend you Don’t Call Us Dead by Danez Smith. One of the best poetry collections I’ve ever read. For queer fiction, The Song of Achillies, A Single Man and The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Thankyou so much! I’m always on the hunt for more queer poetry
Thank you for recommending ' Swimming in the Dark. ' I do not accept the craze for ' Giovanni's Room. ' Sending ( emotionally ) the gay lover Giovanni to the Guillotine by his messed up bisexual lover is the most negative of all gay novels of the 1950's. For the 1950's rich in gay novels I would suggest ' The Heart in Exile, ' ' The Charioteer ' and ' The Youngest Director. '' Publishing house Valencourt should have them, and ' The Charioteer ' written by Mary Renault by Virago. Baldwin was a fine writer but I fear this passion for ' Giovanni's Room ' is a hetero/homo choice of gay essential reading that is a trendy fad, and hopefully it will pass. His book ' The Fire Next Time ' is essential reading and it is not gay.
i think i just fell in love with you
why do gay romances have to be devastating and tragic and doomed im exhausted
THERE’S A FILM ADAPTATION OF LIE WITH ME??????
Yes there is a film adaptation. Available on DVD. Called ' Lie With Me. ' I do not like the title as Bresson's title translated correctly should have been in my opinion ' Stop it with your lies. '
Like the bible...and also comedies...and vastly beneath the genuine god of quantum particle physics...agreed...definitely not the same sortof guy...