The Gays Of Our Lives: The Unvarnished Memoirs Of An Aging Fruit

The Gays of Our Lives is a romp, an enjoyable book of "fairy-tales." A few of these fabulous fables follow a group of fruity friends from Flint, Michigan, or Murdertown USA, as it has been dubbed by the New York Times. Other stories will introduce you to quirky queers from the larger world. Flint is a gritty factory town, and an especially difficult place to grow up if you're gay. These scrappy gays will grant you an intimate glimpse into their private lives. You'll witness their struggles and achievements, hear about their salacious love lives, and watch as they grow, mature, and blossom. For forty years this novel chronicles these queer characters lives and follows their friendships. We see the ups and downs of their daily lives, watch lovers come and go, their friendships ebb and flow, and find that only the lucky ones grow old. These plucky fellows will also spread their wings and take us on travels to exotic destinations such as Mykonos, Istanbul, and Venice. And along their Mary way they learn that living a gay-old life has it's joys and disapointments, and discover it is a much more enjoyable journey when they have their fruity friends along for the ride. And hopefully, after reading this book you will learn a few things about gay people that you never knew before, such as: their lives are filled with highs and lows, laughter and tears, love and loss, disasters and accomplishments, much like the lives of ordinary straight people. The Gays of Our Lives Title ID: 6501498 ISBN-13: 978-0692772553 Return to Project Home Return to Member Dashboard Create Setup Review Distribute Channels Pricing Cover Finish Description Publish on Kindle Distribute Instructions Sales & Marketing Looking for help? Contact Support BackNext Description How do I use this page? The Gays of Our Lives By Denial Leonardo Murphy Description * What's this?

• | Author: Denial Murphy
• | Publisher: Creative Types
• | Publication Date: Nov 28, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 450 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 0692772553
• | ISBN-13: 9780692772553