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Moving and humorous as well as uninhibited in its homo-erotic exposures, this recounts the author's disaffections with England and subsequent experiences in Sweden and then in Spain, where he falls passionately in love with a young American man. Kirkup is a distinguished poet who has spent much of his life teaching in Japan.
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reviewed Poet Could Not But Be Gay: Some Legends of my Lost Youth on November 22, 2015
Poet Could Not But Be Gay: Some Legends of my Lost Youth
Samuel Pepys was a fairly prominent civil servant concerned with the construction of the ships of the royal navy. His diary has long been an interesting account of life in London in roughly the 1660s. This book tells how he gots caught up in the Popish Plot against Charles II, & a related personal vendetta against him by one John Scott, but manages to survive (only to be removed a 2nd time from the Navy when William [as in William and Mary College:] becomes king).
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