Oliver & Henry - Hartwig, Michael
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Oliver, raised by two women in Boston, goes to Rome during a summer break from college to meet his biological father. Their long-anticipated meeting forces each to face deep and complex questions about their sexual identity in the shadows of the Vatican. Intrigue abounds as Oliver falls in love with a handsome Roman man, Giancarlo. Their sudden and all-consuming relationship sets in motion a series of twists and turns, some fortuitous and others tragic. The plot unfolds against Roman history and the art and patrimony of the Church - with magnificent descriptions of each. The book is a touching…mehr

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Oliver, raised by two women in Boston, goes to Rome during a summer break from college to meet his biological father. Their long-anticipated meeting forces each to face deep and complex questions about their sexual identity in the shadows of the Vatican. Intrigue abounds as Oliver falls in love with a handsome Roman man, Giancarlo. Their sudden and all-consuming relationship sets in motion a series of twists and turns, some fortuitous and others tragic. The plot unfolds against Roman history and the art and patrimony of the Church - with magnificent descriptions of each. The book is a touching coming of age story, a romantic tale, and a rich and in-depth exploration of whether the Catholic Church has the theological capacity and the political will to embrace gay relationships.
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Autorenporträt
Hartwig is a Boston and Provincetown based author specializing in LGBTQ fiction. Hartwig is known for his hauntingly beautiful love stories set in historic settings overseas. He transports readers to other worlds where rich local descriptions complement alluring and complex characters. Fast-paced and intriguing plots push boundaries around sexuality and family and introduce new paradigms of spirituality and magic. His novels are sensual - celebrating sexual desire, food, art, history, and geography.