Description:
In this newest collection of short stories from award-winning writer, Daniel M. Jaffe, red-blooded American men make mischief while exploring themselves and others throughout the United States.
Brief description: Daniel M. Jaffe is an award-winning writer whose short stories and personal essays have appeared in over half a dozen countries and several languages. The recipient of a Norman Mailer Writers Colony Residency in Provincetown, MA, Daniel has been profiled in The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Multiethnic American Literature. His work has been taught in college and university courses, and he holds degrees from Princeton University (A.B.), Harvard Law School (J.D.), and Vermont College of Fine Arts (M.F.A.). He lives in California with his husband, the writer and professor, Leo Cabranes-Grant.
Review Quotes: "Readers will be in awe of Daniel M. Jaffe's collection of boundary-breaking and strangely intriguing short stories.... brilliant ... sensual and hilarious queer stories ... challenging conventional beliefs." -Foluso Falaye, Los Angeles Book Review
"These are entertaining stories ... addressing issues of queer aging, community, and the hilarious societal responsibilities of being a 'sex angel.' Jaffe's tales will appeal to a broad audience and keep readers rapt throughout. A volume of fun, absorbing, and contemplative tales." -Kirkus Reviews"Challenging and exquisite, ... Daniel M. Jaffe's charming short story collection Domestic Affairs depicts tender and erotic relationships between men in a variety of locales. With wit and warmth, Jaffe pulls off daring and playful experiments with form and genre.... [T]he book boasts exquisite prose leading to surprises and moments of devastation." -Luke Sutherland, Foreword Clarion Reviews