Gay Astrology: The Complete Relationship Guide for Gay Men

This book pulls no punches. It tells you exactly everything about your sign and how the signs get along. It is the best book geared to gay men and their relationships. It offers insights and let's you know the challenges that lie in your relationship.

I realize by all means that pop astrology (the stuff you read in the newspapers), is basically not worth the paper its printed on. This book is cheap, and incredible in every sense of the word. I have had 17 out of 17 people read their apropriate sign, and EVERY single one of them either put it down, or were completely blown away, by how incredibly true this book is.I never understood why my ex was such a jerk, until I read this book, (He was an Aries), it makes so much sense.Also,...

This is it. Finally, an astrology book that isn't full of weak-tea platitudes and tired generalities: Gay Astrology is packed with insight, great turns of phrase, and solid readings. Yawney clearly knows his stuff, and tells it like it is. Refreshingly intelligent. Yet another author I would love to meet... I bet he's a Pisces.

As a fan of Michael Yawney's wonderfully witty and insightful astrology writing, I was delighted to find this book. And as usual, his work here is hip, sharp, and wildly humorous, but dead on in its analysis. And although this book is specifically focused on the star signs of gay people and gay relationships, you'll be amazed at how accurate its readings are for straight people and relationships as well. I really can't recommend it more highly...buy it!

Overflowing with real-world details describing how each sign acts, this book puts the vagueness of other astrology books to shame. Much of Gay Astrology's delightfully edgey humor comes from its author's wry view of each sign's behavior in settings ranging from the bedroom to the gym to the boardroom to the laundromat. (The best part is "5-faces" where each sign is re-imagined as a Drag Queen, B & D Top, Guppy, Activist, and Gym Bunny. You have to read it to believe it.) In the second half of the book, author Yawney looks at how the signs act within couples using every possible combination. Most books do this these days, but none with the wit and insight this one does. Read this one and you will have fun, but you will learn something about yourself and others, too.