Edmund White
Edmund Valentine White III is a patriarch of modern gay American literature, having contributed novels, memoirs, short stories, and essays, non-fiction as well as fiction, dealing with a range of social topics, frequently involving same-sex love. His best-known works include *The Joy of Gay Sex* (with Charles Silverstein) and his autobiographic-fiction trilogy *A Boy's Own Story*, *The Beautiful Room Is Empty*, and *The Farewell Symphony*.
Works (39)

A boy's own story
1983

The Flaneur
March 21, 2001

The Other Persuasion

The Vintage Book of Amnesia

The Farewell Symphony

Nocturnes for the King of Naples

The Beautiful Room Is Empty
1988

Genet
November 1988

My Lives
April 3, 2007

States of desire
September 21, 1983

A boy's own story ; and, The beautiful room is empty

The Faber book of gay short fiction

Bad Company

Jack Holmes and his friend

Proust
January 6, 2000

Gay Travels
May 1998

Forgetting Elena

Chaos

Arts and letters

A Saint from Texas

Caracole
1986

City Boy

Fanny
August 14, 2003

The Violet Quill Reader
June 1995

Sketches from memory

Skinned alive

Our young man

The Married Man

Between Men

Hotel de Dream
September 4, 2007

The burning library
October 31, 1995

The Darker Proof

A Previous Life

Inside A Pearl

Loss within Loss

Rimbaud

Fresh men

Our Paris

Terre haute