Bereznai's wicked and witty hybrid of Heroes and Gossip Girl is an astute take on life lessons learned during the perilous passage through adolescence, for girls and boys, straight or gay.

– Richard Labonté, Books to Watch Out For

A poignant tale of teenage otherness, taken to radioactive levels. Queeroes will stir echoes with anyone who remembers being on the outside looking in. “Pansy Power” has a new name.

– Michael Rowe, award-winning author of Other Men’s Sons and editor of the Queer Fear anthologies

Science fiction has just been put on notice—total fabulousness has landed and is here to stay.

– Fraser Robinson, Director of Content, SPACE: The Imagination Station

A thoroughly enjoyable romp—who didn’t long for superpowers in high school as they tried so desperately to fit in? Queeroes is jam-packed with action, romance, and enough ka-pow to keep you speed-reading to the heartfelt end.

– Jeff Harrison, Editor-in-Chief, Play Magazine

Bereznai…ponders the elevation of gay coupledom over the single state to answer the question: Just where do unattached gay men (most of us) fit in the post-Stonewall gay society?

- Out magazine

Bereznai gives the push to see relationships with a new perspective.

- Thomas Soule, Blade magazine

Jaw-droppingly funny.

- fab magazine

Entertaining and informative.

- Tony Correia, Xtra West/Xtra Toronto

A thoughtful and intriguing meditation on the current state of being a gay man who’s not in a steady relationship.

- Matthew Hays, The Gay & Lesbian Review

Bereznai has called upon his own personal experiences and does so with such honesty and sincerity that the book achieves a mature level of vulnerability.

- Ryan Farrell, gayguidetoronto.com

Are today’s gay singles tomorrow’s social pariahs? Are gays who choose to be single lying if they say they are happy that way? Is there something “natural” about being partnered? If you’d like to know one man’s answers to these questions, pick up Gay and Single…Forever?.

- Ken Furtado, Echo magazine

A well-researched and intimate look at how half of gay men live—single, sans boyfriend, sans marriage partner.

- Kasia Iglinsk, Metro magazine

Bereznai’s brazen voice, nuanced with honesty and empathy, is a refreshing antidote to all the gay marriage hoopla.

- Scott Clarke, Off the Shelf

Bereznai is unafraid to address some of the larger concerns about the way that single people—especially single gay men—are looked down upon.

- Dale Smith, Outlooks magazine

"A penetrating, thoroughly researched look into the search for intimacy in an age when gay singles are the new pariahs. Can you afford to be alone? Maybe, but not without this book."

- Michael Musto, celebrity/gossip columnist, The Village Voice

In searching for the causes of his own perpetual singledom, Steven Bereznai exposes the complicated reality hiding beneath the fairytale of the happily-ever-after relationship. With unflinching honesty, infectious curiosity, and all-around good humor, he questions what it means to be a gay man in (and particularly not in) partnership with others. Ultimately his quest for answers reveals much about the needs of gay men as individuals and chronicles the way the shifting perception of relationships has affected the political and cultural landscape of the gay community as a whole.

- Michael Thomas Ford, Author of Looking For It and Full Circle

Steven Bereznai writes from the heart but never loses sight of the mind – or other bodily organs. His candid, drop-dead funny, insightful, and thoroughly researched book is a must-read to all those gay men, drama queens included, who are wise to love but still without it, by choice or otherwise.

- Kamal Al-Solaylee, Theatre Critic, The Globe and Mail

Who needs Carrie Bradshaw anymore? Steven Bereznai’s book brings to light that living a gay and single life may be for the limp of wrist but certainly not for the faint of heart. His stories, analysis and over-the-top affirmations make for a delicious and informative read.

- Elio Iannacci, Features Editor, Flare magazine

Here comes the new gay bible. If you can¹t buy love, you can at least buy this book. It may not bring a ring to your finger, but it will certainly give you a better understanding of why you haven’t introduced somebody to Mom.

- Mathieu Chantelois, Read OUT!, OUTtv