Gerald Biggerstaff

With the release of the film adaptation of Casey McQuiston’s hit gay rom-com novel, Red, White, and Royal Blue, people have fallen in love with the epic love story of Alex Claremont-Diaz and Prince Henry. While summer may be almost over, there is still no better time to pick up a good book than right now. Here are five novels to dive into after watching Red, White, and Royal Blue. Advertisement Sapphire Storm by Christopher Rice writing as C.

When it comes to sexy men, the long-running soap opera Days of Our Lives has beyond its fair share of sexy men. Whether it’s the bad boy Xander Cook (played by Paul Telfer), the by-the-book police commissioner Rafe Hernandez (played by Galen Gering), the cutthroat businessman E.J. DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel), or the former priest Eric Brady (Greg Vaughan), there is a man for women and gay men to lust after on Days.

Who needs gay bars? It is a question many people have rhetorically asked. It is also the name of the new book by Greggor Mattson, a sociology professor at Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio. The official description of Mattson’s book, Who Needs Gay Bars?