In the Spotlight, End of the Year wrap up

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During the year I feature the authors in my Top XXI century Gay Novels List (for books released after January 1, 2000) on their birthday or on another significant date, but there are some I don't have a date to match with. So here is the wrap up post, and if by any chance you know a significant date I can match an author with, please let me know and I will feature them this coming year:



Alex Jeffers (Safe as Houses)
Ann Herendeen (Phyllida and the Brotherhood of Philander)
Anne Tenino (Frat Boy and Toppy)
April Lurie (The Less-Dead)
Ava March (Bound by Deception)
B. R. Collins (The Traitor Game)
Beth Loffreda (Losing Matt Shepard)
Brian Farrey (With or Without You)
Brian Malloy (The Year of Ice)
Brian Whitaker (Unspeakable Love: Gay and Lesbian Life in the Middle East)
Brooke McKinley (Shades of Gray)
Bruce Shenitz (The Man I Might Become)
Byrne Fone (Homophobia: A History)
Cameron Dane (A Fostered Love)
Charles Kaiser (The Gay Metropolis)
Chris Bull (Come Out Fighting: A Century of Essential Writing on Gay & Lesbian Liberation)
Chris Kenry (Can't Buy Me Love)
Christopher Kelly (A Push and a Shove)
Damian McNicholl (A Son Called Gabriel)
David Deitcher (Dear Friends: American Photographs of Men Together, 1840-1918)
David Moats (Civil Wars: A Battle for Gay Marriage)
David Strah (Gay Dads)
Davida Wills Hurwin (Freaks and Revelations)
Drew Zachary (On Fire)
Evangeline Anderson (The Assignment)
Greg Lilly (Fingering The Family Jewels)
Jack Rogers (Jesus, the Bible, and Homosexuality: Explode the Myths, Heal the Church)
James Klise (Love Drugged)
James Magruder (Sugarless: A Novel)
Jamie Craig (Master Of Obsidian)
Jane Seville (Zero at the Bone)
JF Smith (Latakia)
Joe Babcock (The Boys and the Bees)
Joey W. Hill (Rough Canvas)
John Howard (Men Like That: A Southern Queer History)
Johnny Diaz (Boston Boys Club)
Judy Shepard (The Meaning of Matthew)
Kate Steele (Altered Heart)
Kathy Belge (Queer)
Kevin Sessums (Mississippi Sissy)
Kirby Crow (Scarlet and the White Wolf)
Laney Cairo (Bad Case of Loving You)
Leslea Newman (October Mourning)
Linda de Haan (King and King)
Lisa Henry (The Island)
Mack Friedman (Setting the Lawn on Fire)
Manna Francis (Mind Fuck)
Maria McCann (As Meat Loves Salt)
Mark A. Roeder (A Better Place)
Mark Simpson (Saint Morrissey)
Mary Calmes (Change of Heart)
Matt Houlbrook (Queer London)
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore (That's Revolting!: Queer Strategies for Resisting Assimilation)
Max Pierce (The Master of Seacliff)
Mehmet Murat Somer (The Kiss Murder)
Michael Harmon (The Last Exit to Normal)
Michael Schiefelbein (Vampire Vow)
Nancy D. Polikoff (Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage)
Nathaniel Frank (Unfriendly Fire)
Noelle Howey (Out of the Ordinary)
Paul Golding (The Abomination)
Paul Ruditis (The Four Dorothys)
Paul Waters (The Republic of Vengeance)
Regina Marler (Queer Beats: How the Beats Turned America On to Sex)
Rhianne Aile (Cursed)
Ritch C. Savin-Williams (The New Gay Teenager)
Robert Aldrich (Gay Life & Culture: A World History)
Robert Trachtenberg (When I Knew)
Rohase Piercy (My Dearest Holmes)
Sarah S. Brannen (Uncle Bobby's Wedding)
SE Jakes (Bound by Honor)
Steve Brezenoff (Brooklyn, Burning)
Steven Goldman (Two Parties, One Tux, and a Very Short Film about The Grapes of Wrath)
Suzanne Brockmann (All Through the Night)
Ted Gideonse (From Boys to Men: Gay Men Write About Growing Up)
Thomas Glave (Whose Song?: And Other Stories by)
Tom Spanbauer (Now Is the Hour)
Vicki L. Eaklor (Queer America)
Warren Dunford (Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture)
Wendell Ricketts (Everything I Have Is Blue)
Wendy Moffat (A Great Unrecorded History)
Will Davies (My Side of the Story: A Novel)
Zathyn Priest (The Curtis Reincarnation)