THE 2ND COMING: The resurrection of Laura Albert (a.k.a. JT LeRoy)

RED-CARPE DIEM: Albert works the carpet at a screening of Harmony Korine’s newest, “Spring Breakers.”

The fiction world’s blackest sheep, Laura Albert, above, just launched her new website.

Albert is now officially credited for creating the work authored by JT LeRoy, whom Ann Coulter described in her book “Guilty” as “a cross-dressing child prostitute, drug addict, vagrant, and AIDS victim. Among the fake transgendered prostitute’s celebrity entourage were Lou Reed, Courtney Love, Winona Ryder, Carrie Fisher, Tatum O’Neal, Debbie Harry, Madonna, and Liv Tyler—all of whom, when assembled under one roof, conveniently constitute a quorum for a 12-step meeting.”

LOVE LOST: Courtney, left, and “JT,” right.

Albert’s reemergence holds so much promise.

She’s essentially been ostracized by all many of the celebs who once so thirsted for their names and JT’s to be said in the same breath.

At her site, y’all can subscribe for updates and appearances.

I believe Albert’s greatest works are still to come.

For a taste, Albert’s site contains a recent video of her reading nonfiction — in her voice.

But for those of you who yearn for that ol’ LeRoy magic — witness this even greater work of fiction, video below, by Winona Ryder, recalling how she first met JT before JT published his first work.