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  • Larry Kramer
    Larry Kramer
    / Film and stage work

    …fiction instead, penning the novel Faggots (1978), about a middle-aged gay man’s search for love in the hedonistic milieu of New York City in the 1970s. Though criticized by some gay men for its nihilistic assessment of gay sexual and romantic behaviour and by social conservatives for its graphic depictions…

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    …fiction instead, penning the novel Faggots (1978), about a middle-aged gay man’s search for love in the hedonistic milieu of New York City in the 1970s. Though criticized by some gay men for its nihilistic assessment of gay sexual and romantic behaviour and by social conservatives for its graphic depictions…

    Read More