Ahhh, the holidays.  They bring out the best in most of us -- we smile a little more brightly and trick a little more lightly.  But when it comes to finding that perfect gift for your Daddy or Hunter, the grinch in many of us often comes uninvited to the party, much like your brother-in-law's best friend, who still thinks wedgies are funny and show how "cool" he is with your being gay.

Lucky for you, we present here the first ever DaddyHunt Holiday Shopping Guide.  Here are a few of our favorite gift ideas for the season.  For more great book, CD and movie ideas check out the DaddyHunt Gift Page here!

If you're looking for erotic art that will really turn your crank but is also produced by a first-rate artist, check out the sexy, beefy, hairy men drawn by Burbank artist Minoru. Print prices are generally $20 to $40 and originals also can be purchased.  Check it out at artbyminoru.

After checking out that erotic art, you may want to dress your daddy or hunter in this masculine racing jacket ($224.95) and have him do a little posing for you in the privacy of your own home.  You can see more great gifts like this at The Complete Bear.

After Christopher's death, Don Bachardy took the experience he learned from their 33 years together and dated a younger man. He says playing the role of the older partner helped him understand Chris even better.

In the mid-1970s there were no gay divisions at publishing houses and no “gay lit” courses taught at colleges and Universities. But mention the name of Christopher Isherwood to those who were around then and chances are you’ll hear what a brilliant writer -- and what an inspiring example -- he was. This was the man who had written “Berlin Stories”, on which the musical “Cabaret” was based, as well as many other novels, plays, and screenplays. In the final paragraph of his 1976 memoir, “Christopher and His Kind,” which covers his experiences from 1929 through 1939, Isherwood writes that he would eventually find “the ideal companion to whom you can reveal yourself totally and yet be loved for what you are, not what you pretend to be.”

In the third part of our interview with artist Don Bachardy, Don talks about navigating sexual issues with writer Christopher Isherwood, his partner of 33 years. Christopher was 30 years older than Don and their relationship was one of Hollywood lore. They were together until Christopher's death in 1985.