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KIRKUS REVIEW A middle-aged gay writer escaping a broken relationship tries to relive his past in this slow-moving fox trot down memory lane from the author of The Ladies of Levittown (1980) and Mr. Jack and the Greenstalks (1970). Fifty-year-old Willy Howards is a novelist of some repute who lives on Long Island with his lover of 27 years, art curator Victor Friedman. The two of them are famous among their friends for the stability and longevity of their relationship--even Willy's sister considers them ""married""--but as the novel opens, in 1980, Victor has decided he wants a separation.…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1986St. Martin's Press · 243 pages · 9780312647162
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