Always stylish, author and columnist, Bob Morris, offers young gay guys advice about love with a dash of gay Buddhism in for good measure. For the uniformed, Bob Morris is a contributor to The New York Times Style section. He is the author of Assisted Loving: True Tales of Double Dating With My Dad (Harper Perennial), in which Morris takes a very personal and candid look at a year of dating dangerously. A 2008 Lambda Literary and Publishing Triangle finalist, it was also named an American Library Association Stonewall Honor book. Bob Morris is a contributor to The New York Times Style section. He is the author of Assisted Loving: True Tales of Double Dating With My Dad (Harper Perennial), in which Morris takes a very personal and candid look at a year of dating dangerously. A 2008 Lambda Literary and Publishing Triangle finalist, it was also named an American Library Association Stonewall Honor book. http://www.assistedloving.com
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TALES OF HIS FATHER // Always a stylish fellow, author and columnist, Bob Morris, shared some doggy-style insight with homo-neurotic.com — all if which you can read for yourself in his touching and hilarious memoir ‘Assisted Loving: True Tales of Double Dating With My Dad.’ You may know Mr. Morris from his column, The Age of Dissonance, which ran in the Sunday Styles section of the New York Times for 8 years. A 2008 Lambda Literary and Publishing Triangle finalist, Assisted Loving was also named an American Library Association Stonewall Honor book. www.assistedloving.com.
Authors Andrew Holleran, Felice Picano, and Edmund White -- founders of the legendary Violet Quill Club -- honored @ Lambda Literary Awards Thursday night in New York (Photo: SMHayhurst)
Some of the biggest names in GLBT literature held court at the 21st annual Lamba Literary Awards hosted by Scott Nevins on Thursday night. Their names may not be familiar but their literary impact cannot be underscored enough. Everyone from past Lammy winners like Lambda Board Chair Christopher Rice, to our current obsession Dennis Cooper, to Edmund White, to one of our favorites Andrew Holleran, to Felice Picano, to Scott Heim, to up-and-coming new voices like Shawn Ruff and my friend and NYTimes columnist Bob Morris. If you’ve never read any of the nominated books, I suggest you take a look at the winners list. You won’t be disappointed. Who says 20-somethings don’t read? We saw plenty of young faces. And pictures don’t lie. Photos by Homo-Neurotics SMHayhurst and Shutterbug.
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