"Every boy he had ever loved had been either a musician or a drug addict. Usually both. [...] But it kept to certain themes in his life, of stubbornness, of going longer, harder, of always being the last to leave the party." Read More
"Keenly and precisely, Pratt depicts the voyage of a boy who wins his own sense of manhood. With 'Wallaçonia,' readers are treated to a wonderfully written, original coming-of-age tale." Read More
"In the 70s, society labeled gay men irresponsible hedonists, so we proudly owned it and by declaring our love of sex we made a political statement." Read More
Mehta’s artfulness is the deep empathy with which we nevertheless regard his characters, forced to live in small worlds they’re not fit for, worlds that cannot contain their complexities. Read More
Jews Queers Germans dives headlong into the murky political waters of Weimar Germany, dramatizing anti-Semitism, homophobia, and a pervasive melancholia over an imagined sense of lost national pride that helped transform a progressive country into a Nazi dystopia Read More
