Pawn To Queen Four (original 1995; edition 1997)

by Lars Eighner (Author)

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In a comic novel of drag courts, an influential radio preacher, Brother Earl, threatens to incite a homosexual witch hunt, despite the existence of some compromising photographs.

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Title:	Pawn To Queen Four
Authors:	Lars Eighner (Author)
Info:	St. Martin's Griffin (1997), Edition: First Edition, 288 pages
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Odom, Mel	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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To the memory of B. K. "Bunch" Brittain

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In a comic novel of drag courts, an influential radio preacher, Brother Earl, threatens to incite a homosexual witch hunt, despite the existence of some compromising photographs.

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