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Firebird : a memoir
A gay poet recounts his difficult childhood and the experiences that shaped him as a writer.
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- ""A heartbreaking comedy of one family's dissolution through the corrosive powers of alcohol, sorrow, and thwarted desire ... [and] a wry evocation of childhood's pleasure and terrors, and a comic tour of suburban American life in the fifties and sixties."--Jacket."
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