4 Novels by Edward C. Patterson
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Overview: Edward C. Patterson has been writing novels, short fiction, poetry and drama his entire life, always seeking the emotional core of any story he tells. With his eighth novel, The Jade Owl, he combines an imaginative touch with his life long devotion to China and its history. He has earned an MA in Chinese History from Brooklyn College with further post graduate work at Columbia University. A native of Brooklyn, NY, he has spent four decades as a soldier in the corporate world gaining insight into the human condition.
Genre: Romance MM
Look Away Silence: Martin Powers wanted an ironing board for Christmas. Instead, he got . . . Matthew Kieler, a non-returnable gift, but a gift that kept on giving. Chance encounters are sometimes the ones that most change our lives. He sold Matt a tie, but got more in the bargain – more than most people would want and more than anyone deserved. Although these lovers may not have had the pink American dream, they had it better than most, even as they faced a crisis that would change us all.
Surviving an American Gulag: Welcome to Ft. Gordon, Ga – the Special Training Unit. It’s 1967, the height of the Vietnam War and Private Winslow Gibbs has been drafted. He’s two-hundred and seventy pounds and a bundle of nerves. He also has issues of a different nature, but in these days before the "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" policy, these are dealt with in the American Gulag, the Army’s answer to the problem. What they don’t count on are the ones like Private Gibbs, who want to survive it and serve. Based on the author’s own experiences, Surviving an American Gulag is a story that the military would prefer remain a footnote. However, it is a defining moment and should not be lost to posterity. Also included with this work is "A Dime a Dip," a tale of the author’s grandmother and her considerable efforts on behalf of thousands of migrant worker children.
Turning Idolater: Philip Flaxen, who strips past his jockstrap on the Internet for manluv.org, acquires a rare gift – a book that transforms his life. With it, he sparks with a famous author, whittles away at a new craft, swims with an odd circle of new acquaintances and is swept up in mayhem. Philip leaves the world of the Porn Nazi and enters the realm of crisp possibilities – great expectations and dark secrets that unravel over deep waters. Follow this whodunit as Philip Flaxen turns idolater and never looks back – a tale of Internet strippers, back street murders, Provincetown glitz, New York City nightlife and a love story for the ages. If you liked "No Irish Need Apply" and loved "Bobby’s Trace," you will absolutely adore "Turning Idolater." Life is filled with serendipity, pleasurable and bracing, but on the fringes and in the heart, life can be a very bloody business.
Cutting the Cheese: Luke Oliver has just come out of the closet and confronts a brave new world – a meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Activist Association of New Birch and Sipsboro (GLAABS) – your run of the mill, gay political caucus. Run of the Mill? . . . my @$$. Stepping across the threshold of the Otterson estate exposes Luke to horny and hilarious shenanigans that give the Boys in the Band a run for its money. Who wants whom? Who has whom? Who will win Luke’s . . . let’s say, attentions? A self-effacing, comic romp through the Gay hierarchy, Cutting the Cheese is a reality check from the author’s provocative coming out experience in a drizzled-pink world If your funny bone needs tickling and you don’t mind seeing yourself in the mirror, pick up your knife and join the Cheddar Brigade – only, watch how you slice and dice it. This gang is fussy about size. It’s every one for themself in New Birch’s Gay Ghetto. To Hell with Robert’s Rules of Order.
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