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Arch Brown’s Non-theatrical
Writing
A Novel
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| A humorous look of what happens when an openly gay
man returns for a funeral to his humungous in-bred Mid-western
family of silly gossiping aunts and over-sexed cousins. Is it
Infighting? Intrigue? Incest? Or does it all lead, as always, to
broken homes, broken bones and broken hearts? “Funny, enjoyable
and very very real. Makes one nostalgic for those long-ago times
that weren’t really as sweet as we remember.”
“A wonderful family portrait that’s both hysterical and scary. We
all had relatives like this in one way or another.”
“The central theme is one we all can relate to: If this is my
clan, how and where the hell did I come from?”
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A Double
Biography
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| Arch Brown’s autobiography of his life with Bruce
Allen Brown covers their 28 years together, from their naked meeting
at the old Stauch’s bath house at Coney Island to Bruce’s early
death after several strokes, brain hemorrhages and surgeries.
“Longtime Companions, the lovely collection of coupled stories from
the Haworth Press is a telling portrait of lives too often hidden
from the world.”
“Brown has set this romance within a framework of dances and
ballets, and succeeds beautifully in capturing their love for each
other, and for the music they obviously both loved so much.”
“It’s easy to get lost in the charming sweetness of the writing
in this nimbly told love story. But love’s truth and sadness
are present too… in spades!”
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A Short Story
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A very personal story about a long-term
relationship between a gay man and his passion for a married man who
appears, disappears and re-appears over many years. The original
lust slowly morphs into love, respect and trust between 2 men whose
lives are spent in horizontal ecstasy.
“A smart and sexy story about a fire that just can not be put out!”
“Two people tied together in a very ravenous romance neither truly
understands.”
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Coming soon
To a bookstore
near you
as a part of…
Bi Men:
Every which way out
From Haworth Press
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A Cycle of Poems
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The Songs
of Hadrian
Music by John
David Earnest
Based on the
poetry of Arch Brown
A song
cycle for Tenor and Piano
World
Premiere
Atlanta Georgia August 2005
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