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  • E. Lynn Harris, 2008.
    E. Lynn Harris

    He wrote his first novel—Invisible Life (1994; self-published in 1991), based on his own experiences—after having worked for 13 years as a salesman for IBM and other computer companies. In the book, he revealed an until-then little-publicized practice of life “on the down-low,” a reference to men who have


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    He wrote his first novel—Invisible Life (1994; self-published in 1991), based on his own experiences—after having worked for 13 years as a salesman for IBM and other computer companies. In the book, he revealed an until-then little-publicized practice of life “on the down-low,” a reference to men who have


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