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New Polish gay thriller reflects the history of AIDS under Soviet rule
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Whilst political discourse on the AIDS crisis is still lacking, artists are forging the way in refocusing the narratives around how people who died from the virus were treated and the social stigma that they faced.
Unusually, one of the more formidable works of recent times comes in the form of a new Polish gay thriller, […] The post New Polish gay thriller reflects the history of AIDS under Soviet rule appeared first on GCN.
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“He’s this flaming guy.” Laurence Leamer explores why women loved Truman Capote.
Truman Capote is remembered as a touchstone queer author of the 20th century with classics like Breakfast at Tiffany’s and In Cold Blood, New York socialite (in a much less accepting landscape), and even for his childhood friendship with Harper Lee.In his newest book, best-selling biographer Laurence Leamer lets us into Capote’s life through a new lens: the women with whom he surrounded himself through adulthood. From Babe Paley to C.
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