Ghost of Carmen Miranda : And Other Spooky Gay and Lesbian Tales, The

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Ghost of Carmen Miranda : And Other Spooky Gay and Lesbian Tales, The
Editor: Julie K. Trevelyan and Scott Brassart
Publisher: Alyson Publication
Year: 1998
Country: US
307 pages

Warnings

Nudity:
Sex:
Violence:
S&M:
Rape:
cannibalism

Description:
Things that go bump in the night. Ethereal remnants that skulk through the dark. These cleverly written ghost stories range from hilarious to soulful to downright terrifying, and they don't disappoint.

Qvamp says:

An early collection of 'spooky gay tales. This was an okay book, but a little too 'cute' for me. There was only one story that could remotely be considered horror, the rest were either supernatural 'romance' or just plain odd.

This collection is not really recommended. 'The Thing at The Foot of the Bed' does deal with repressed memories and childhood abuse well, and a couple of the other stories are intriguing enough to entertain, but the collection just didn't provide enough horrific oomph.

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Queer stories see story descriptions

'Thing at the Bottom of the Bed, The' by J.M. Beazer
'Ghost of Carmen Miranda, The' by Don Sakers
'Taking Care of Faith' by A. J. Potter
'Echoes' by M. Christian
'Case of the Sapphic Succubus' by Abbe Ireland
'Sounds on a Summer Night' by Ted Cornwell
'Course of True Love, The' by d. g. k. goldberg
'Haunting of Room 110, The' by Michael Price Nelson
'Through the Eyes of the Artist' by Barbara J. Webb
'Waiting for Hannah' by Anne Seale
'Old as a Rose in Bloom' by Lawrence Schimel
'My Possession' by Simon Sheppard
'Moving into a New Place' by Regan McClure
'Simon Says' by Marshall Moore
'Paisley' by Jessica Kirkwood
'Remembrance of Tom Purdue' by R.E. Neu
'There With Bells On' by Julia Willis
'Closer' by Andrew Berac
'Retrieval' by Carol Guess
'amat67.jpg' by Hall Owen Calwaugh
'Midsummer's Haunt, A' by Susan C. Coleman
'Matches' by M. Christian
'Eyes' by E.J. Galusha

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