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This category lists notable writers who publicly identify, or who have been reliably identified, as homosexual men.


Sometimes this is because they have written about the nature of same-sex love and desire using fictional or autobiographical or journalistic forms. Not assuming that these narratives are necessarily representational of LGBTQ realities but that they are mimetic of "plausible (imaginable) relations"[1].


See also: List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people




  1. ^ Murray, Stephen O. “Representations of Desires in Some Recent Gay Asian-American Writings.” Journal of Homosexuality 45.1 (2003): 111–142. Taylor and Francis+NEJM. Web.










Pages in category "Gay writers"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,604 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • William Aalto

  • Leroy F. Aarons

  • Joseph Friedrich Abert

  • Caio Fernando Abreu

  • Boy Abunda

  • Marc Acito

  • J. R. Ackerley

  • Peter Ackroyd

  • Harold Acton

  • Gilbert Adair

  • Barry D. Adam

  • Evan Adams

  • Weaver W. Adams

  • Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen

  • Jonathan Adler

  • Chris Adrian

  • Gabriel Aghion

  • Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

  • Clay Aiken

  • Will Aitken

  • Michael Akers

  • Rabih Alameddine

  • Francisco X. Alarcón

  • Leopoldo Alas Minguez

  • Edward Albee

  • Mike Albo

  • Robert Aldrich (historian)

  • Nick Alexander (author)

  • Nikolay Alexeyev

  • James Alison

  • Kimball Allen

  • Ted Allen

  • Kevin Allison

  • Pedro Almodóvar

  • Linas Alsenas

  • Joseph Alsop

  • Noel Alumit

  • Flavio Alves

  • Sasha Alyson

  • Knut Olav Åmås

  • Amateur Gourmet

  • Alejandro Amenábar

  • Simon Amstell

  • Eric Anderson (sociologist)

  • Gordon Stewart Anderson

  • Lindsay Anderson

  • Patrick Anderson (poet)

  • Trevor Anderson (artist)

  • Marc Andreyko

  • Bill Andriette

  • John-Manuel Andriote

  • Kenneth Anger

  • Salvatore Antonio

  • Kwame Anthony Appiah

  • Alistair Appleton

  • Aleksey Apukhtin

  • Francisco Aragón

  • Michael Arceneaux

  • Bert Archer

  • Michael Arditti

  • Reinaldo Arenas

  • Willem Arondeus

  • Lawrence Aronovitch

  • Rane Arroyo

  • Newton Arvin

  • John Ash (writer)

  • John Ashbery

  • Howard Ashman

  • Charles Coypeau d'Assoucy

  • Damien Atkins

  • Alex Au

  • W. H. Auden

  • John August

  • Augustus, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg

  • Michael Ausiello

  • Yossi Avni-Levy

  • Gerald Ayres

  • Tony Ayres




B



  • Sir Edmund Backhouse, 2nd Baronet

  • Bruce Bagemihl

  • Paul Bailey (British writer)

  • Simon Bailey (priest)

  • Jon Robin Baitz

  • Dallas John Baker

  • James Robert Baker

  • John Roman Baker

  • Steve Balderson

  • James Baldwin

  • Alan Ball (screenwriter)

  • Herman Bang

  • François-Marie Banier

  • Victor J. Banis

  • Keith Banner

  • Tim Barela

  • John Leslie Barford

  • Clive Barker

  • R. H. Barlow

  • Allen Barnett (writer)

  • Damian Barr

  • David Michael Barrett

  • Josh Barro

  • Christopher R. Barron

  • John Barrowman

  • Roland Barthes

  • Joachim Bartholomae

  • Neil Bartlett (playwright)

  • John Barton (poet)

  • Jean Basile

  • Lance Bass

  • Zal Batmanglij

  • Bruce Bawer

  • George Baxt

  • Louis Bayard

  • Rikki Beadle-Blair

  • Jeremy John Beadle

  • Douglas Carter Beane

  • James Beard

  • Byron Beck (blogger)

  • Gad Beck

  • Timothy James Beck

  • Lucius Beebe

  • Thomas Beer

  • David Begnaud

  • Mark Behr

  • Arthur Bell (journalist)

  • Brad Bell (producer)

  • Jay Bell (writer)

  • Richard Bell (director)

  • Uriah Bell

  • Dario Bellezza

  • Jason Bellini

  • Paul Bellini

  • Glenn Belverio

  • Stephen Benatar

  • Jacinto Benavente

  • Rich Benjamin

  • Richard Benner

  • Paul G. Bens Jr.

  • E. F. Benson

  • Guy Benson

  • Eric Bentley

  • John Berendt

  • Stephen Beresford

  • A. Scott Berg

  • Sandon Berg

  • David Berger (theologian)

  • Marco Berger

  • David Bergman (American writer)

  • Jesse Bering

  • Richard Berkowitz

  • Greg Berlanti

  • Josh Berman

  • Steve Berman

  • James Bernard (composer)

  • Lord Berners

  • Allen Irvin Bernstein

  • Samuel Bernstein

  • Leo Bersani

  • Al Berto

  • Allan Bérubé

  • Kester Berwick

  • Wayne Besen

  • Thomas Bezucha

  • Miron Białoszewski

  • Tom Bianchi

  • Hector Bianciotti

  • Mark Bibbins

  • Frank Bidart

  • Anthony Bidulka

  • Horst Bienek

  • George Birimisa

  • Francis Birrell

  • Balázs Birtalan

  • Bill Bissett

  • Thomas Bistritz

  • Dustin Lance Black

  • Richard Blaimert

  • Eduardo Blanco Amor

  • Mykki Blanco

  • Richard Blanco

  • Robin Blaser

  • Adam Block

  • Allan Bloom

  • Jay Blotcher

  • Lionel Blue

  • Adam Bock

  • Tom Boellstorff

  • Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești

  • François le Métel de Boisrobert

  • Hector Bolitho

  • Christopher Bollen

  • Charlie Bondhus

  • Abel Bonnard

  • Gregory Bonsignore

  • Blair Boone

  • Walta Borawski

  • Walter Borden

  • John Boswell

  • António Botto

  • Michel Marc Bouchard



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