The Young and Evil (Arno Series on Homosexuality)

Literature & Fiction

Ford, Charles Henri

Tyler, Parker

Contemporary

Ayer Co. Pub

Spanning Charles Henri Ford's long and remarkable career, the present volume includes a generous selection of poems gathered from his many groundbreaking books. Ford has been in the advance guard from his precocious beginnings in the Deep South through his experiments in lyrical surrealism in the 1940s up to his recent poetic epiphanies of Nepal. The poet William Carlos Williams once wrote that the effect of Ford's "particularly hard, generally dreamlike poetry. . .is to revive the sense and force them to re-see, re-hear, re-taste, re-smell, and generally re-value all that it was believed had been seen, heard, smelled, and generally valued."

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Poetry

City Lights Publishers

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Black Sparrow Press

Flag of ecstasy;: Selected poems

View: Parade of the Avant Garde 1940-1947

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Basic Books

An infamous novel returns. Originally published in 1933, The Young and Evil was an immediate sensation due to it's unprecedented portrayal of young gay artists living in New York's Greenwich Village. From flamboyant drag balls to squalid bohemian flats, Ford and Tyler's characters followed love and art wherever it led them - with a frankness that had the novel banned for many years. A moving portrait of a very particular time and place, by two writers who lived its highs and lows.

The Young & Evil

Parker, Tyler

Classics

Masquerade Books

"Like Tosca, Charles Henri Ford has lived for art and love...a masterpiece"---Edmund White

Water From A Bucket: A Diary 1948-1957

Humor & Entertainment

Turtle Point Press

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