Felice Picano is considered a founder of modern gay literature.  With the other members of the Violet Quill Club, he founded the SeaHorse Press and Gay Presses of New York.  -- from Saints & Sinners

Fiction

• Fred in Love (2004)
  Autobiographical novella.

• Onyx (2001)
  Contemporary dramatic/comedy of gay life.

• The New York Years: Stories (2000)
  The New York Years: An Asian Minor/ and slashed to Ribbons in Defense of Love reprinted as two books in one

• Looking Glass Lives (1998)
  Contemporary & Historical psychological/occult thriller.

• The Book of Lies (1998)
  Contemporary academic mystery/ comedy of manners.

• Dryland's End (1995) - Finalist, 1995 Lambda Literary Award for Science/Fiction/Fantasy/Horror
  Sci-Fi epic.

• Like People in History (1995)
  Contemporary/Historical comic/tragic epic of gay life.

• To the Seventh Power (1990)
  Contemporary psychological/Sci-Fi thriller.

• House of Cards (1984)
  Drama of contemporary bigamy.

• Slashed to Ribbons in Defense of Love and Other Stories (1983)
  Gay stories of contemporary life.

• An Asian Minor: The True Story of Ganymede (1981)
  Comic novella on mythological theme.

• Late in the Season (1981)
  Contemporary love story.

• The Lure (1977)
  Psychological thriller set in New York gay world, this was the first gay novel to be taken by major book club.

• The Mesmerist (1977)
  Psychological thriller set in the US West, circa 1900.

• Eyes (1976)
  Psychological thriller/love story.

• Smart As the Devil (1975) -- Finalist for P.E.N./Hemingway Award for First Fiction
  Psychological/occult thriller.

Memoirs & Nonfiction

• A House on the Ocean, a House on the Bay (1997)
  Memoir of gay New York City and Fire Island in the 1970's.

• The Joy of Gay Sex (1994+) with Charles Silverstein

• Men Who Loved Me: A Memoir in the Form of a Novel (1989)
  Memoir of 1960's in Rome's Cinecitta & Greenwich Village around the time of the Stonewall Rebellion.

• Ambidextrous: The Secret Lives of Children (1985)
  Memoir of 1950's suburban childhood of sex and drugs.

• The Bombay Trunk (2002)
  Full length murder mystery/black comedy/psychological thriller.

• Immortal  (1986)
  Play with music; based on An Asian Minor.

• One O'Clock Jump (1985)
  One act black comedy.

• NINE HUNDRED & SIXTY-NINE: West Hollywood Stories (2008), Stephen Soucy
  A collections of short fiction, including stories by Alex Roberts, Ben Scuglia, Felice Picano, Frank Bua, Jameson Currier, Joe Symon, John Morgan Wilson, Kyle T. Wilson, Max Pierce, Paul D. Cain, Rakesh Satyal, Shaun Levin, Stephen Soucy, and Timothy State.

• The Burning Pen: Sex Writers on Sex Writing (2001)
  With M. Christian, ed. and Carol Queen, Cecilia Tan, Felice Picano, Jack Fritscher, Laura Antoniou, Lucy Taylor, Patrick Califia-Rice, Shar Rednour, Simon Sheppard, and Thomas Roche.

• Best Gay Erotica 1999 (1999) with Richard Labonte
  The year's best gay erotica, including  works by Carol Queen, D. Travers Scott, Justin Chin, Michael Lassell, Scott O'Hara, and others.

• Window Elegies (1986)
  Contemporary love poetry

• A True Likenesss: Lebian & Gay Writing Today (1980)
  First lesbian-gay anthology

• The Deformity Lover and Other Poems (1978)
  Contemporary gay  poetry

See also:

• Aphrodisiac: Fiction from Christopher Street (1984)
  Includes works by Andrew Holleran, Christopher Bram, Edmund White, Felice Picano, Jane Rule, Kate Millett, Tennessee Williams, and others.

• Best Gay Erotica 1999 (1999), Richard Labonte, ed. Selected and introduced by Felice Picano

• The Violet Hour: The Violet Quill and the Making of Gay Culture (2004) by David Bergman
  Study of Andrew Holleran, Edmund White, Felice Picano, and others gay writers.

• Fool For Love: New Gay Fiction (2009), R.D. Cochrane and Timothy J. Lambert, eds.
  In an age of hookups and cybersex, who has time for a little romance? For all those who think love’s gone the way of the 8-track tape comes a collection of new gay fiction designed to reignite their belief in love and romance. Follow the travails of a dog walker enchanted with his new client, a restaurant owner who catches the eye of his most loyal customer, a blind date fix-up, and other seekers of the lost flame as they stumble upon romance and a possible chance at love.
  
  Showcasing new work from some of today’s best-known gay writers the stories in Fool for Love are a funny, sweet, and sometimes wrenching reminder of the joy romance brings to the human heart.  Includes: Andrew Holleran, Brandon M. Long, David Puterbaugh, Felice Picano, Greg Herren, Joel Derfner, Jeffrey Ricker, John H. Roush, Josh Helmin, Mark G. Harris, 'Nathan Burgoine, Paul Lisicky, Rob Byrnes, Rob Williams, Sean Anniston, and Trebor Healey.