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Fiction of Gay Interest
Plot / Content: Rating: g "In telling the story of Christy and the significant episodes of his development, John L Weldon has caught the heartbreak of a too-early love, the terror of a perverted affection, the disaster of events that too soon attack a defenseless heart. It is the story, too, of Christy's family, a poor white family in Alabama, desperately clinging to respectability and brutally punishing any deviation from it. Rich in local color, it is a disarmingly honest revelation of the troubled mind of a Southern boy." (from the jacket) Background / Biography: Reviews: Arbery Books also sells secondhand and rare non-gay fiction and non-fiction. Click here for our full list. |
"There are evening shadows and they soon blacken into nothingness because there is no light with which to distinguish them. And within the shadows there is a young man of twenty; his fair complexion is paled with strain, his smiles are lost, because his mother's days are numbered. He is her last-born son. They live with a feeling of death here in their home in Birmingham, a city at the foot of the Red Mountain in Alabama. Alabama - more the belly of the South than the heart of the South, for there growls the strageness of the living and the dying in the raw and haunting flesh; there rises the belly of desire whcih sinks to the winding entrails of the unknown." opening paragraph Secondhand booksellers |
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