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delalluvia:

--- Quote from: Jeff Wrangler on September 02, 2008, 09:13:24 am ---Aw, now, c'mon, Del, don't tease us like that and then not tell us the title!  ;D

The New Yorker once said of Kenneth Branagh's film of Much Ado About Nothing, "Sometimes all you ask of Shakespeare is Denzel Washington in leather pants," and sometimes all you want of a gay Western is a couple of hot cowboys doin' the nasty.  ;)

--- End quote ---

Sorry, dear.  I won't subject anyone to such atrocious writing - it would be inhumane.  ;D

It was a zipper-popper - lost, injured cavalryman (a good 'rider', get it?) in uniform gets rescued by sympathetic native American hunk wearing only a loincloth and things happen every few pages during his 'recuperation time' in the teepee.  In-between bouts of sex, they try to communicate what it means to be gay.

It's like Village People - the Western.

Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

There's better out there.

Jeff Wrangler:

--- Quote from: delalluvia on September 05, 2008, 06:28:54 pm ---Sorry, dear.  I won't subject anyone to such atrocious writing - it would be inhumane.  ;D

It was a zipper-popper - lost, injured cavalryman (a good 'rider', get it?) in uniform gets rescued by sympathetic native American hunk wearing only a loincloth and things happen every few pages during his 'recuperation time' in the teepee.  In-between bouts of sex, they try to communicate what it means to be gay.

It's like Village People - the Western.

Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

There's better out there.

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 :laugh:  :laugh:  :laugh:

But--sometimes all you want from a read is a hot cavalryman in tight pants and a nearly nekkid Native American--oh, never mind!  :laugh:  :laugh:  :laugh:

Front-Ranger:
Well, The Virginian has been called both the first Western and the first gay novel...but there are no explicit sex scenes, so maybe no one would be interested.

But, if you're still with me, you can read all about it at

http://bettermost.net/forum/index.php/topic,6809.0/all.html

Kerry:

I recommend "Queer Cowboys" by Chris Packard. It's somewhat dry and academic in places, but certainly worth a read.



Front cover.



Blurb on back cover.



Sample page.

SFEnnisSF:
I am currently reading a gay western book series called Legend of the Golden Feather Series.

I'm only on the first book, Bristlecone Peak, and I'm really enjoying it.

"Jake Brady, a farmer from Kentucky, fleeing for his life from his neighbor and four of his sons who have tracked him a thousand miles, ended up in the mining town of Alma, high in the Colorado Rockies. Wiley Deluce, one of the fastest and deadliest draws alive, arrived in Alma to carry out a job he was paid to do. Jake and Wiley met, became partners and blood brothers in the crowded Silver Heels bar, and that's when their love and adventures began."

http://www.goldenfeatherpress.com/
(Scroll down for lots of info)

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