Tucker Shaw is an author known for his poignant exploration of LGBTQ+ experiences through historical fiction. His novel "When You Call My Name" delves into the lives of two gay teenagers navigating love, loss, and friendship during the AIDS crisis in 1990s New York City. The work highlights resilience and human connection amid adversity, earning recognition for its emotional depth and historical authenticity.
Shaw's writing often centers on themes of identity, community, and the impact of pivotal historical moments on marginalized groups. His background in journalism and storytelling informs his meticulous attention to detail, bringing vivid realism to his narratives. "When You Call My Name" stands as a testament to his ability to blend personal struggles with broader social contexts, offering readers both intimacy and historical insight.
Standalone Novels
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Title
Year
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Flavor of the Week
2003
2
The Hookup Artist
2006
3
The Girls
2009
4
Anxious Hearts
2010
5
Oh Yeah, Audrey!
2014
6
When You Call My Name
2022
7
Right Beside You
2025
Short Stories/Novellas
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Title
Year
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1
Peace
2002
Non-Fiction Books
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Title
Year
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1
...any Advice?
2000
2
This Book Is About Sex
2000
3
Who Do You Think You Are?: 15 Methods For Analyzing The True You
2001
4
What's That Smell? Oh, It's Me: 50 Mortifying Situations And How to Deal
2003
5
Dealing With Mom: How To Understand Your Changing Relationship
2005
6
Gentlemen, Start Your Blenders: Killer Cocktail Recipes For Guys (With: Leigh Beisch)
2008
7
The I Hate Tofu Cookbook: 35 Recipes To Change Your Mind
2015
8
The I Hate Kale Cookbook: 35 Recipes To Change Your Mind