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Gay Fiction
Condition: Good Pamphlet of 12 pages and cover comprising two very short stories. Cover fading / discolouring with time and one stain. Plot / Content: Two very short stories - Peter and John and The Apothecary Jar - mood pieces rather than narrative. This rare curio is a valuable addition to any library of gay Canadian literature / gay literature of the 1970s. Background / Biography: Back cover describes Jackson as first prize winner at Simpsons Drama Festival when he was 18 and author of several plays. Reviews: Clicking on advertiser links on this site may allow these companies to gather and use information about your visit to this and other websites to provide you with advertisements about goods and services presumed to be of interest to you. |
Quote from this book "It had been snowing for three days steadily. Canadian winters are bad, but not half as fearful as Swiss. The snow was thick and furry, and everyone in the house, that is of the servants and myself - although I suppose a tutor is really nothing more than a glorified servant - felt as though he was being buried alive. I felt it more acutely, of course: mountains of snow falling on my head and no one alive or willing to hear my cries for help. It was self-indulgence, of course, rank self- indulgence. But then, the entire setting for that evening was, to see the least, rather melodramatic. I sat in dear Franco's apartment on the third floor, in the charming bedsitting room he had chosen from among the fourteen rococco chambers that awesome house contained." opening of 'The Apothecary Jar' Secondhand booksellers |