Each story is based on a true account of the lives of gay men in contemporary Singapore. Written by Ken Ang, the book is accompanied by two theme songs 剩下 and 放心 by composed and performed by Tin Ang. The book is published by Oogachaga (OC), the publishers of the popular Singapore Queers of the 21st Century (SQ21) in conjunction with OC's tenth anniversary. The book was launched during IndigNation 2009 and all proceeds from the sale of the book will be channeled to OC's support group programmes and counselling services. Blame It On The Raging Hormones (2010) by Nathan Goh (Wham Bam, 2010 / Tincture, 2011 ) is a coming-of-age memoir of a twenty old Singaporean gay man, written in the form of an online journal. It's about how the character, Nicky was trying to find love, validation and sense of worth but was finding them in the wrong places and how he crashes into a world of sex, drugs, orgies, prostitution and betrayal in his pursuit. The Last Lesson of Mrs de Souza (2013) by Cyril Wong () is a quiet narrative with an unreliable narrator about a student coming out to a teacher, with disastrous consequences. A Certain Exposure (2014) by Jolene Tan () is a sensitive coming-of-age tale about a gay government scholar, part of a pair of male twins, who commits suicide after being bullied. In Tamil language, Singaporean, Alagersamy Sakthivel wrote few LGBTQ books. One book name is 'Aavannavirkum Aavannavirkum Kadhal' (Love between A and A), and this book has been accepted by Singapore National Library board, and is available in Lee Chuan Reference Library Singapore, as reference book. This novel book depicts three homosexual love stories in Christian, Muslim and Hindu religions. One more Tamil book written by Alagersamy Sakthivel, is named as 'Oosi thwarangalum, ulle Nulaiyum ottahangalum (Needle holes and inside entering Camels) also available in National Library board Singapore. This Tamil book is collection of short stories describe about the homosexual life in and around Singapore and Indian migrants. Short stories LGBT-themed stories are found in different collections of short stories. Examples are: Corridor: 12 Short Stories (1999) by Alfian Sa'at, (Raffles Editions ) contains several stories with GLBT themes. 'Pillow' looks at a difficult inter-generational relationship. 'Cubicle' is about the physical intimacy two lesbian students often steal in a public toilet. A flamboyant transvestite character appears in 'Bugis'. Finally, 'Disco'