323 Kearny

323 Kearny - Paperback

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323 Kearny

323 Kearny - Paperback

by Greg Bowden
$22.88
Sale price  $22.88 Regular price 

Book Overview

323 Kearny is a San Francisco apartment rented, in 1959, by four married business men who happen also to love the touch of a man. The story revolves around several of those men, especially Tom, a new college graduate who is now taking courses in sex, both the playful, fun kind and the kind that binds men together. It is a love story, set against the beginnings of the gay sexual revolution in San Francisco.

ISBN9781935509103
Author Greg Bowden
PublisherNazca Plains Corporation
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedApril 2009
LanguageENG- English
Pages214
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Greg Bowden

Greg Bowden is a native Californian and thus a product of California schools in the 1940's and 50's.For a lot of years Greg was well aware that he had stories he needed to tell but he wouldn't attempt to put them on paper because everyone laughed at his pathetic attempts at spelling. Then came The Greatest Invention of All Time: the spellchecker. (Well, maybe the second greatest; the Stall Shower is right up there with it.) At any rate, once he began to write he couldn't be stopped. Over the years his stories have appeared in magazines, anthologies, on the Internet and, now, in books. For whatever it's worth, Greg is also able to say that some of his stories have been translated into both French and Dutch. Greg lives and writes in Palm Springs, California, and still can't spell. He lives with John, his partner of thirty-eight years and Winnifred, the most stubborn Wire Hair Fox Terrier in the state, possibly the entire world. All in all he's a very lucky guy.

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