Author: Randy Boyd
Randy Boyd was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, and graduated from UCLA in 1985 with a B.A. in Sociology. He has been writing professionally since age twenty and his four novels have been nominated for five Lambda Literary Awards.
Road to a better me
I used to feel bad for wanting to cheerlead, until I felt pride for how I became a cheerleader.
I used to feel bad for being a fag, until I understood how I became homosexual.
I used to feel bad for acquiring HIV, until I forgave myself for how I became HIV positive.
I used to think I was bad for a lot of things, until I realized I’m all good.
“Not politically correct”
“A provocative compelling tome that is decidedly not politically correct. [The story] adds up to a morality tale that basically asks the reader: is violence ever justified?”
My psychotic little pulp novel
“A psychotic little pulp novel about Kordell Christie, a square gay businessman who becomes part of a mystery that involves mind control and a place called the Facility where there are drug-enhanced masturbation machines.”
Every boy, sweet dream
“Here’s to the day when a kid can be honest with himself and the world from the moment he conceives of himself as a lover of men, and be afforded the exact same chance as every other kid to have a successful career in professional basketball, football or baseball, without one single atom wasted, harassing him for being who he is.”
—from Walt Loves the Bearcat
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