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Fire Island Love Loss And Liberation In An American Paradise 1st Edition Jack Parlett

SKU: BELL-47437822

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Fire Island Love Loss And Liberation In An American Paradise 1st Edition Jack Parlett instant download after payment.

Publisher: Hanover Square Press

File Extension: LIT

File size: 1.25 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Jack Parlett

Language: English

Year: 2022

Edition: 1

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Fire Island Love Loss And Liberation In An American Paradise 1st Edition Jack Parlett by Jack Parlett instant download after payment.

*AN ADVOCATE BEST LGBTQ+ BOOK OF 2022*

A groundbreaking account of New York's Fire Island, chronicling its influence on art, literature, culture and queer liberation over the past century

Fire Island: a slim strip of land off the coast of New York, and a place of hedonism, reinvention, liberation.
Arriving on the island after a break-up back home in England, scholar and poet Jack Parlett was beguiled by what he found. Here were the halcyon scenes of Frank O’Hara’s poetry; the bars where Patricia Highsmith got drunk; the infamous cruising sites; and the dazzling beaches where couples had fallen in and out of love, free for a sun-kissed moment to be themselves in the time before gay liberation.Tracing Fire Island’s rich history, Parlett leads the reader through the early days of the island’s life as a discreet home for same-sex love, to the wild parties of the post-Stonewall disco era, to the residents’ confrontation with the AIDS epidemic, and into a present where a host of new challenges threaten the island’s future.
Lyrical and vivid, Fire Island is a hymn to an iconic destination, and to the men and women whose ardor and determination spread freedom across its shores.