Favorite homo-erotic sci-fi books?

[Guy Fawkes]

Not Rice, please. She's mean to her fans, and I've already read Interview.

[qnr]

1. The Shore of Women, Pamela Sargent n/t

[asthmaticeog]

2. That Star Trek cutup

where it's edited to sound like Kirk and Spock are lovers.

[Guy Fawkes]

3. I love that one! Sci-Fi channel once ran a cartoon version of it!

it was great!

[rawtribe]

4. The Brotherhood

Hot stuff.

[Rowdyboy]

8. Author?

I ran Brotherhood on Amazon and can't find it.

[rawtribe]

9. Sorry

It's a movie. Should have read the message header. I'm bad!

:freak:

[Rowdyboy]

13. No sweat--just interested.....I'd be equally interested in the movie...

[MrScorpio]

5. Anything from Seduction Cinema

Mmmm, Lesbian B-movies

[Placebo]

6. FLASH...GOOOOORDON...SAVIOR OF THE UNIVERSE!

Soundtrack by Queen, no less!

[LSparkle]

7. Didn't Edward D. Wood, Jr. write something

close to sci-fi?

[crispini]

10. That big long Samuel Delaney novel

gets pretty homoerotic in parts... what is it... Dalghren, I think, although I may have spelled it wrong. I love that book, it's so fucking unbelieveably weird, it's like James Joyce on dope decided to write a sci-fi novel.

[crispini]

11. Does fanfic count?

Cause IIRC "The Adventures of Mistress Janeway" has some pretty spicy sex of all sorts in it. Damn fine fanfic too.

[tishaLA]

12. Anything by Samuel Delaney

he's the best!

Confession: I don't like sci-fi, so my opinion might not matter. But I also love his autobiography, The Motion of Light on Water. If you haven't read it, it's worth reading--and get the British text, if possible. It's unexpurgated and has some wonderful stuff the American imprint doesn't have.

ETA: In addition to dealing with queer themes, he also does interesting stuff with race in his novels. I've only read Return to Neveryon, Dhalgren, and The Einstein Intersection, but they are smart, interesting books by a smart, interesting writer