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Loving Them Both: A Study of Bisexuality and Bisexuals
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Loving Them Both: A Study of Bisexuality and Bisexuals

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  • Essayist and novelist Colin MacInnes
    Colin MacInnes
    / Later life and work

    …Play (1970); the book-length essay Loving Them Both: A Study of Bisexuality and Bisexuals (1973); and Out of the Garden: A Novel (1974), his final novel. In the mid-1960s he acted for a time as the press officer of a Black organization called Defence, and he was a supporter of…

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    …Play (1970); the book-length essay Loving Them Both: A Study of Bisexuality and Bisexuals (1973); and Out of the Garden: A Novel (1974), his final novel. In the mid-1960s he acted for a time as the press officer of a Black organization called Defence, and he was a supporter of…

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