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About Me
- Lee Houck
- Lee Houck was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee and now lives in Brooklyn, NY. His novel, Yield was the winner of Project QueerLit, and was published by Kensington Books in 2010. His writing appears in several anthologies including From Boys to Men and Hair, and in Collection, a limited-edition chapbook. Additionally, he has worked with Jennifer Miller's Circus AMOK! for many, many seasons. Also: LeeHouck.com.
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Brilliance of the Moment
Some Praise
"Solid, unsentimental storytelling..."
--Publisher's Weekly
"A sparkling entry from a promising young queer author."
--ANX National
"Brisk and buoyant, Yield is an engaging debut that captures big city hustle with small-town heart."
--Richard Labonte; series editor, Best Gay Erotica
"Yield is a subtle novel that creeps into your soul...a story of unexpectedly finding your place in the world."
--Emanuel Xavier, author of Christ Like
"Witty and wrenching, Yield is required reading for anyone who wants to know what it means to be young, gay and without a roadmap in today's world."
--Vestal McIntyre, author of Lake Overturn
"Yield is a bold and shocking story concerned with humanism. It's a dazzling and sometimes dangerous foray into post-queer realism."
--Charlie Vázquez
"...Literary, subtle and heartfelt poems..."
--John Stahl, Ganymede
"A complex, evocative, and unforgettable book."
--Jeff Mann, author of A History of Barbed Wire
"...if Ernest Hemingway and Zelda Sayer had status updates." --Stephanie Hughes
--Publisher's Weekly
"A sparkling entry from a promising young queer author."
--ANX National
"Brisk and buoyant, Yield is an engaging debut that captures big city hustle with small-town heart."
--Richard Labonte; series editor, Best Gay Erotica
"Yield is a subtle novel that creeps into your soul...a story of unexpectedly finding your place in the world."
--Emanuel Xavier, author of Christ Like
"Witty and wrenching, Yield is required reading for anyone who wants to know what it means to be young, gay and without a roadmap in today's world."
--Vestal McIntyre, author of Lake Overturn
"Yield is a bold and shocking story concerned with humanism. It's a dazzling and sometimes dangerous foray into post-queer realism."
--Charlie Vázquez
"...Literary, subtle and heartfelt poems..."
--John Stahl, Ganymede
"A complex, evocative, and unforgettable book."
--Jeff Mann, author of A History of Barbed Wire
"...if Ernest Hemingway and Zelda Sayer had status updates." --Stephanie Hughes
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3 comments:
An extrordinary find! Much is still unknown regarding the habits of Homo dumbwaiter (aka elevator man). Recent discoveries indicate a propensity for small groups to stand shoulder to shoulder all facing a similar direction.
Similar paintings indicate that the H. dumbwaiter would spend much of its life in this "vertially prone" position, though direct proof has yet to be unearthed.
A second theory hypothesizes that this now-extinct homonoid species lost is ability to fart. This occured through selective pressures placed upon flatulant, but non-breeding, partners. Finally the mating ritual itself is though to have been rather brief, almost similar to today's "quickie"
What a freat find! Where is this elevator?
These paintings were found in the freight elevator of 119 West 23rd Street.
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