A Boy's Own Story - Edmund White
'Edmund White has crossed The Catcher in the Rye with De profundis J D Salinger with Oscar Wilde to create an extraordinary novel' - The New York Times
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‘Edmund White has crossed The Catcher in the Rye with De Profundis, J. D. Salinger with Oscar Wilde, to create an extraordinary novel. It is a clear and sinister pool in which goldfish and piranhas both swim. The subject of A Boy’s Own Story is less a particular boy than the bodies and souls of American men; the teachers and masters; the lovers, brothers, hustlers and friends; the flawed fathers who would be kings to their own sons who should be princes’ New York Times Review
‘A breathtaking evocation of a y...
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