Adriana Books, The Complete Blog, 2010-2021, Vol 2 - Cathcart, Dwight
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Adriana Books: The Complete Blog, 2010-2021, Volumes 1 & 2, contain all of the posts to the blog on Adriana Books, written by Dwight Cathcart. They are prompted by the huge changes in the lives of LGBTQ people during this recent decade and by the question of the future. The essays are short, easily accessible, pointed and penetrating on topics that confront LGBTQ people today. From the question of coming out to the issue of teen-age suicides among LGBTQ youth and, of course, to the achievement of marriage equality and its effect on all of us, these essays discuss tactics and strategy-all from…mehr

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Adriana Books: The Complete Blog, 2010-2021, Volumes 1 & 2, contain all of the posts to the blog on Adriana Books, written by Dwight Cathcart. They are prompted by the huge changes in the lives of LGBTQ people during this recent decade and by the question of the future. The essays are short, easily accessible, pointed and penetrating on topics that confront LGBTQ people today. From the question of coming out to the issue of teen-age suicides among LGBTQ youth and, of course, to the achievement of marriage equality and its effect on all of us, these essays discuss tactics and strategy-all from the perspective of a queer man right at the beginning of the twenty-first century. It never forgets the history of LGBTQ people or the LGBTQ people who were damaged and are continuing to be damaged by the action of the bigoted and the ignorant.
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Dwight Cathcart has written four novels about the real lives of LGBTQ persons living after WWII, Stonewall, AIDS, the marriage equality. He has also written a collection of essays on LGBTQ literature and two volumes of posts to his blog on Adriana Books, and, early in his writing, he wrote a book of scholarly criticism on the poetry of John Donne. He is married and lives in Winthrop, Massachusetts with his husband.