Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEWS GAY AND SINGLE...FOREVER? by Steve Bereznai (Marlowe & Co., $15.95) Is gay marriage ruining our singlehood? Must we all partner up, get real estate, and adopt? Since when did being single make you a virtual leper? Bereznai, a Toronto-based journalist who at 31 has never had a boyfriend, reports on and ponders the elevation of gay coupledom over the single state to answer the question: Just where do unattached gay men (most of us) fit in post-Stonewall gay society?
BUTTERFLY BOY: MEMORIES OFA CHICANO MAPIPOSA by Rigoberto Gonzalez (University of Wisconsin Press, $24.95) González's elegant, wrenching, and poetic memoir recounts his childhood among poor migrant …
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Publication information:
Article title: Book Reviews.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Out.
Volume: 15.
Issue: 4
Publication date: October 2006.
Page number: 44.
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