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Sacred Lips of the Bronx (1994)

by Douglas Sadownick

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Mikey, a young, gay, Los Angeles man whose open marriage to Robert is souring, is flooded by thoughts of his native Bronx, his first love, and his Jewish heritage that force him to reckon with the reality of AIDS.
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Mikey, a young, gay, Los Angeles man whose open marriage to Robert is souring, is flooded by thoughts of his native Bronx, his first love, and his Jewish heritage that force him to reckon with the reality of AIDS.

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The story centers around Mikey and Robert, a young bohemian couple in post-riot Los Angeles whose open marriage is souring. As Mikey's whole world collapses, his past - led by his dead grandmother - rushes in to fill the void of the present. Frieda, as insistent in death as in life, compels him to remember the Bronx of his youth, his first love with a Puerto Rican teenager, and his passion for his ancient culture. These memoirs force Mikey to reckon with the reality behind AIDS and the millennium-tinged emptiness he feels.
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