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Lost Gay Novels A Reference Guide To Fifty Works From The First Half Of The Twentieth Century 1st Edition Anthony Slide

Name: Lost Gay Novels A Reference Guide To Fifty Works From The First Half Of The Twentieth Century 1st Edition Anthony Slide
SKU: BELL-5423866
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Lost Gay Novels A Reference Guide To Fifty Works From The First Half Of The Twentieth Century 1st Edition Anthony Slide instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.62 MB

Pages: 222

Author: Anthony Slide

ISBN: 9781560234142, 9781560234135, 9780203057230, 1560234148, 156023413X, 0203057236

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Lost Gay Novels A Reference Guide To Fifty Works From The First Half Of The Twentieth Century 1st Edition Anthony Slide by Anthony Slide 9781560234142, 9781560234135, 9780203057230, 1560234148, 156023413X, 0203057236 instant download after payment.

The author discusses fifty early twentieth-century American novels with gay themes or characters. He includes biographical information on the writers, discussion of plot and characters of the works, and a summary of contemporary critical reception of each.