The narrative explores the profound journey from military service to civilian life, highlighting the emotional and psychological challenges faced by veterans, particularly PTSD. It emphasizes the importance of support from loved ones in overcoming these struggles and acknowledges the often-overlooked impact on families. The author shares personal experiences, aiming to foster understanding and compassion towards veterans' challenges. This heartfelt dedication serves as both a testament to resilience and a message of hope and love for those navigating similar paths.
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Ian Young es un poeta, editor, crítico literario e historiador anglo-canadiense cuyo trabajo se adentra profundamente en la documentación y exploración de la vida y cultura LGBT. Es particularmente reconocido por sus contribuciones editoriales, incluida la antología The Gay Muse y la bibliografía The Male Homosexual in Literature, que han sido instrumentales para dar visibilidad a las voces LGBT. A través de la fundación de Catalyst Press, apoyó significativamente el panorama literario para los autores LGBT en Canadá. Sus ensayos críticos continúan iluminando y analizando a escritores LGBT canadienses importantes, enriqueciendo la comprensión de esta distinta tradición literaria.



- 2022
- 2020
The supplement features overlooked titles and works published post-1981, including original texts and posthumous works, enhancing the understanding of classic gay and bisexual male literature. It includes significant texts such as Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, James Jones' unexpurgated From Here to Eternity, and newly translated classics. This volume serves as a supplementary guide alongside the previous edition, collectively providing a comprehensive resource for literature predating the 1980s and the AIDS crisis.
- 2020
The bibliography serves as a comprehensive guide to English-language literature focusing on male homosexuality, featuring works published up to 1980. It categorizes entries by author, title, publication details, and highlights significant works with an asterisk for easier navigation. Additionally, it includes a numbered list for quick reference, a title index, and five insightful essays on gay literature by notable authors, discussing topics like gay publishing. A title index of gay anthologies further enriches this resource for researchers and collectors.