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The Penguin Book of International Gay Writing

by Mark Mitchell (Editor)

Other authors: Caio Fernando Abreu (Contributor), Reinaldo Arenas (Contributor), Honoré de Balzac (Contributor), Roland Barthes (Contributor), Giovanni Boccacio (Contributor)36 more, Roberto Calasso (Contributor), Albert Camus (Contributor), Renaud Camus (Contributor), Benvenuto Cellini (Contributor), Jean Cocteau (Contributor), Ameng Di Wu (Contributor), Patrick Drevet (Composer), Tony Duvert (Contributor), Gustave Flaubert (Contributor), Agustín Gómez-Arcos (Contributor), André Gide (Contributor), Evgeny Kharitonov (Contributor), David Leavitt (Introduction), José Lezama Lima (Contributor), Edward Limonov (Contributor), Klaus Mann (Contributor), Thomas Mann (Contributor), Yukio Mishima (Contributor), Elsa Morante (Contributor), Robert Musil (Contributor), Yves Navarre (Contributor), Edwin Oostmeijer (Contributor), Giuseppe Patroni Griffi (Contributor), Sandro Penna (Contributor), Petronius (Contributor), Plato (Contributor), Evgeny Popov (Contributor), Manuel Puig (Contributor), Gerardo Reve (Contributor), Umberto Saba (Contributor), Marquis de Sade (Contributor), Ihara Saikaku (Contributor), Fyodor Sologub (Contributor), Costas Taktsis (Contributor), Michel Tournier (Contributor), Marguerite Yourcenar (Contributor)

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Forty-six stories of fiction and non-fiction from three continents. The writers range from Thomas Mann to Yukio Mishima, the subjects from Saint Sebastian to Mona Lisa. Several stories deal with a subject seldom discussed: seduction of boys by adult men.
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Apparently I don't identify strongly enough with the gay movement; much of the collection left me lukewarm.
  ari.joki | Sep 30, 2010 |
Mitchell assembles 46 pieces of fiction and nonfiction in translation by 41 writers from Europe, Asia and Latin America. As before, the authors-famous and little-known, contemporary and ancient-are not necessarily gay, but do depict a broad range of homosexual experience. Many of the names are expected and welcome: Gide, Mishima, Cocteau, Puig. Wisely, Mann's 'Death in Venice' is reprinted in its entirety (in a fine new translation by David Luke).
  QAHC_CCCL | Jul 14, 2009 |
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Abreu, Caio FernandoContributorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
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Balzac, Honoré deContributorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
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