Gay short stories to read

I didn’t used to be a gigantic fan of brief stories. I tried to read a lot of story collections, but I’d always find myself mildly disappointed. So, over the years, they mostly dropped out of my reading life. I didn’t miss them. At least, I didn’t think I missed them. Now that I’ve started reading short story collections again, I can see clearly what the difficulty was: the stories I was reading before just weren’t queer enough! These days I cannot get short stories into my bloodstream fast enough. There are so many! More come out every month! There’s absolutely nothing mistaken with non-queer brief story collections, but as someone who grew up hungering for queer lit, this current abundance is especially satisfying.

So I’ve put together a list of 12 of my absolute favorite gender non-conforming story collections from the past three years. Believe me when I relate you that these 12 are just the beginning. I limited myself to books published in and after, which means I didn’t include Look Who’s Morphing by Tom Cho, Sea, Swallow Me by Craig Gidney Laurance, or Love After the End edited by Joshua Whitehead. I’

+ Gay Short Stories to read

The Finest Gay Short Stories

For too long, gay short stories have been kept in the closet. Identities contain been suppressed, and lives spent in hiding own lead to a lot of gay fiction entity relegated to subtext or metaphors. But no more! Not here! On our page, we’ve gathered all the newest gay compact stories in one place.

The experiences of gay people are many and varied, and the short stories you’ll find here reflect that wonderful diversity. From tales of gay people overcoming the oppression they tackle , to stories of aspire and love where they’re accepted with open arms, there’s a gay brief story here for everyone.

Looking for fresh new voices in gay short stories?

Powered by our weekly writing contest, our stories appear from all walks of life and from writers all across the nature. We’ve gathered the optimal gay short stories at the top —shortlisted and winning stories can be found there. But every voice deserves a chance to shine. That’s why all the gay small stories submitted through our contest can now be found in one place. (Psst If you'd prefer t

The Fearless Fireman

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The alarm bell rang in the firehouse, signaling a blazing []

eCUPID A Gay Valentines Day Story

By JC Calciano|TJanuary 6, |Steamy Stories|

eCUPID  A Gay Valentines Day Story Jimmy sat alone. It []

School of Rock

By JC Calciano|TDecember 26, |Steamy Stories|

A knock on his bedroom door woke Tyler; he sat []

Hunky Santa

By JC Calciano|TDecember 1, |Steamy Stories|

Dax loved Christmas. It was his favorite holiday. As soon []

Mile High Club

By JC Calciano|TSeptember 4, |Steamy Stories|

Forrest wasn't your characteristic male fitness model ­– he never []

The Sexy Soap Star

By JC Calciano|TAugust 29, |Steamy Stories|

Hudson sat at his computer, putting the finishing touches on []

The Muscular Mechanic

By JC Calciano|TAugust 11, |Steamy Stories|

Dawson couldn’t wait to obtain out into the nature and []

Baywatch Bro

By JC Calciano|TJuly 26, |Steamy Stories|

It was the first morning of Summer, and Dane couldn’t []

Dream Man

By JC Calciano|TJune 19, |Steamy Stories|

It was a perf

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