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A House on the Ocean, a House on the Bay: A Memoir

by Felice Picano

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Picano does have an incredible way of writing! I recently have purchased most of his books after finding "Ambidextrous" at a yard sale. What interesting lives some folks have and when they get it down on paper it's a joy. From his simple story of working in a New York City bookstore and all of the crazy employee issues surely makes an HR professional appreciate the mess people can get themselves into. His Menage et Trois, which two other men, which I would not characterize as same since the three of them never entered into threesome sex - much less twosome sex with his paramour - how can people get into these messes - it difficult enough having Gay sex with one person!

His memoir covers the erotic life of Fire Islands and specifically the Pines and the Grove their heyday and their end with the advent of AIDS. A nice read. ( )
  latinobookgeek | Apr 13, 2007 |
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