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Gay Non-Fiction For catalogues, click button in left column.
Condition: Good Cover faded and stained and spine severely discoloured. Board edges curling. Front and back flyleafs browned. Pages lightly browning as normal with book of this age and quality. Content: A rare book with many insights into gay attitudes and eating styles in 1960s California. Packed with humour and recipes and "campy cartoons by David Costain". Chapter titles include:
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Quote from this book "There's certainly something about a big fish dinner that's very distinguished; even passing up any potentially gay remarks about eating fish! It's surely a changeover from eating a good piece of meat! Some characters have thrived on it; perhaps it's the novelty appeal that does it; it's for sure we all want to be different from time to time! . . . most important, be friendly with your butcher; it'll pay you well. Don't swish into his market and get all impatient at having to wait. Smile at the S.O.B. as you gaily ask, "How's ya meat, today, Butch?" This will often do it." p73 . . . p91 Secondhand booksellers |