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From award-winning author Lee Hayes, an erotic exploration into the lives of African American gay men and their desires for love and acceptance. Unapologetically raw in its approach to the sexual lives and happenings of African American gay men, Flesh to Flesh is a gritty, pulsing view into a demographic that is often demonized and condemned. These stories provide a rare, true revelation of how gay men are faring in an age where sensuality is a major factor in everyday media and consciousness. What do gay men feel about life, love, relationships, and intimacy? For anyone who has wondered about…mehr

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From award-winning author Lee Hayes, an erotic exploration into the lives of African American gay men and their desires for love and acceptance. Unapologetically raw in its approach to the sexual lives and happenings of African American gay men, Flesh to Flesh is a gritty, pulsing view into a demographic that is often demonized and condemned. These stories provide a rare, true revelation of how gay men are faring in an age where sensuality is a major factor in everyday media and consciousness. What do gay men feel about life, love, relationships, and intimacy? For anyone who has wondered about the passion between two men, this explosive, sexually charged anthology peels back the layers to show what lies beneath modern stereotypes and homophobia. With contributors such as Lee Hayes (Passion Marks, A Deeper Blue and The Messiah), L.M. Ross (Manhood and The Long Blue Moan), and Dayne Avery (I Wrote This Song), the stories in Flesh to Flesh reveal deep emotions and a powerful commitment to life and love.
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Lee Hayes is the author of Passion Marks, A Deeper Blue, The Messiah, The Bad Seed, The First Male, and the editor of Flesh to Flesh, an erotica anthology. He is a native Texan and was awarded a master's degree in public administration from Baruch College in 2005. He resides in the Washington, DC area.