When an Arab and a Jew open a restaurant across from the United Nations, New York City is turned on its ear, in a riotous, topical novel. This book about a woman who has a strange but gifted child and a family with strange blood that makes them immortal is a spellbinding blend of science and fiction. Ethiopia A great read. I read and re-read this seminal work whenever I forget how wild and woolly Chicago politics used to be and for a sense of how things still work around here. A complex story for mature teens and adults by the gay columnist.
Savage shows how many gay and lesbian couples are looking for families.
There was a funny but touching bit about his complex negotiations with a lesbian couple and a single lesbian about having a baby. Not as racy as his column but pretty blunt. Little did they know that they would be a part of a major civil rights story when they arrived. Mary Field, Executive Producer 1. A smart page-turner set in Africa involving a British diplomat, his much younger wife, and her murder.