Felice Picano is the author of two dozen books of poetry, fiction, memoir and non-fiction. His work has been translated into fifteen languages including Chinese, Hebrew and Slovenian, and several titles were national and international bestsellers. His first novel was a “PEN/Hemingway Award” finalist. At the 2004 Tennessee Williams Festival, Felice won the Violet Quill Life Achievement Award. The New York Times listed his history/memoir Art & Sex in Greenwich Village as a Notable Book of the Year. In 2009, The Lambda Literary Foundation presented him with their Lifetime Achievement/Pioneer Award. He's been nominated for six Lambda Literary awards in four categories and been honored with a Ferro-Grumley award for best novel of the year and by Locus.com 's Hall of Fame. Recent publications include an anthology of GLBT Latino-American fiction titled Ambientes: Latino Gay Writing Today, a memoir, True Stories: Portraits From My Past, as well as short stories collected in Contemporary Gay Romances and Twelve O’Clock Tales. In 2013, Picano’s play The Bombay Trunk, will be produced in Canada, and two of Felice’s new short novels will be published as 20th Century Unlimited. Picano has recently given reading/presentations at the Oceanside, CA. Public Library, Smith College, The Lavender Library in Sacramento, Antioch University L.A., SAGE in New York City, and in Peterborough and Ottawa, Canada.

Contemporary Gay Romances (Bold Strokes Books, 2011), True Stories: Portraits From My Past (Chelsea Station Editions, 2011), Art & Sex in Greenwich Village (Perseus Press, 2007), Fred in Love (University of Wisconsin Press, 2005), Tales from a Distant Planet (French Connection Press, 2005), Dryland's End (Haworth Press, 2004), Ambidextrous (Haworth Press, 2003), Men Who Loved Me (Haworth Press, 2003), The Lure (Alyson Publications, 2002), Onyx (Alyson Publications, 2001), The Book of Lies (Alyson Publications, 2000), The New York Years (Alyson Publications, 2000), A House on the Ocean, A House on the Bay (Faber & Faber, 1997), Like People in History (Viking, 1995), Window Elegies (Close Grip Press, 1985)