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February 05, 2004

Five queer spirituality authors honored as Lambda Literary Awards finalists

The Advocate reports that five queer spirituality authors and books have been recognized for their achievements in gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender literature in 2003.


  • Spirituality: Anything But Straight, by Wayne Bensen (Harrington Park Press)
  • Gay Perspective, by Toby Johnson, (Alyson Publications)
  • Gay Witchcraft, by Christopher Penczak (Red Wheel/Weiser)
  • Keeping Faith, by Fenton Johnson (Houghton Mifflin)
  • The Man Jesus Loved, by Theodore W. Jennings (The Pilgrim Press)

Congratulations to all these deserving authors.

on February 05, 2004 in Books |

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