Xcite Books have launched a new range of gay erotic fiction in both paperback and ebook format. The company is UK based but the book content has an international flavour with contributions from erotic authors around the globe. Xcite worked closely with Matt Bates, Fiction Buyer at WH Smith’s travel after he highlighted the need for a new, vibrant gay range for train station and airport shops.
Thursday, 26 August 2010 20:20
Twenty-something and gay, Blue has sold up his London flat and gone to live in Manila, vibrant capital of the Philippines – home to hustlers, ladyboys and a notorious criminal underworld.
So starts Manila Boy by Patrick Everard, out 28th September 2010.
Blue wants sex and he wants adventure and he very quickly seems to be getting both… by the shovelful. But, as always, there are complications. Before long he finds himself in loco parentis to an abandoned street kid and, worse, he’s falling in love with his first one-night stand, the gorgeous, intelligent Filipino journalist Troy.
A survey conducted by QUOD.TV, the UK's leading lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender, (LGBT) entertainment and cultural website, offers a fascinating insight into the lifestyles of gay men and lesbians living in Britain.
Do you find that the sex you have is sometimes not the sex you want? Maybe you’ve taken risks that you later regretted. If so, recognising what went wrong can be a big step towards getting back on track. In the latest issue of FS magazine from GMFA, the gay men’s health charity, three guys tell all and get some advice.
If you're looking for ways to spice up your sex life, or just want to try something different, then GMFA’s latest booklet, ‘Better Sex for Gay Men’, is for you. 
If England’s World Cup failure wasn’t bad enough, football suffered another knock today as it was voted the least gay-friendly sport in Britain. Tennis took the top spot, with 65 per cent saying it was the most gay-friendly (nothing to do with Rafael Nadal right!).