On Queer Street by Hugh David
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On Queer Street
Summary
A secret history of gay men during the twentieth century which takes into account well-known personalities as well as the man on the street. The author argues that the ordinary gay men have held their community together after the appearance of AIDS, rather than gay activists.
On Queer Street Summary
About Hugh David
Hugh David is the author of the much-praised 'The Fitzrovians' (Michael Joseph, 1988) and 'Heroes, Mavericks and Bounders' (Michael Joseph, 1991), as well as a controversial biography of Stephen Spender (Heinemann, 1992). He writes regularly for national newspapers and magazines, most notably 'The Times'. He lives in London.
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GOR008795107
9780002555951
0002555956
On Queer Street by Hugh David
Used - Well Read
Hardback
HarperCollins Publishers
19970612
320
N/A
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