Confessions of Danny Slocum, or, Gay life in the big city

Whitmore, George

St.Martin's Press

Someone Was Here

<p>An account of the emotional and psychological impact of the AIDS epidemic chronicles the personal tragedies of several AIDS victims, their families, and their friends and offers inspiring portraits of some of the selfless people who work with the dying</p>

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Plume

Dutton Adult

Twelve-year-old Craig McMullen is left with only one leg after a car accident. The long months of recuperation become almost unbearable until his Uncle Wayne comes home. Soon Craig and Uncle Wayne are into grandiose schemes that lead to a disaster--and a new self-understanding.

Nebraska

Washington Square Pr

<p>After losing a leg, Craig McMullen and his Uncle Wayne, who has just returned from the Navy with big plans for the future, tragically discovers that life has a way of changing a man's plans</p>

United States

Grove Pr

The General: The Travel Memoirs of General Sir George Whitmore

Politics & Social Sciences

Johnson, Joan

Politics & Government

Sutton Pub Ltd

The Confessions of Danny Slocum is a very vivid account of gay life in New York City, before, and then during the AIDS epidemic.

Confessions of Danny Slocum

Grey Fox Pr

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