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Cecil Dreeme: Queer Classic Novel
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Robert Byng has recently returned from his Grand Tour of Europe to settle in New York City. An old friend lends Byng his rooms at Chrysalis College (an equivalent of real-life New York University, perhaps also partially modelled on the Tenth Street Studio Building). It is there that Byng meets his mysterious and reclusive neighbor Cecil Dreeme, and the two strike up a romantic friendship. However, Byng is also tempted by the villainous Densdeth, who seems to want the protagonist to fall into a life of unspecified sin and debauchery. Published posthumously by the author’s friend George William Curtis in 1861, Cecil Dreeme has been called “one of the queerest American novels of the nineteenth century” by scholar Peter Coviello, and it addresses themes of gender and sexuality.
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GRAPHICS & MORE 2001: A Space Odyssey Hal Garden Yard Flag
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In a world where everyone feels like they blend in, you can stand out from the crowd with this yard flag by Graphics and More! This flag is the perfect way to give your yard some personal flair, and to make it more distinguishable from your neighbor’s! The flag measures approximately 13″ (33cm) x 19″ (48cm), and it’s made of a silky fabric with a flawlessly-transferred design on one side. And if you already own a flag pole, no worries! The flag can be purchased both individually, or as a set with the pole. So what are you waiting for? Purchase this quintessential item today! 🙂About The Design:
2001: A Space Odyssey considered one of the greatest movies of all time, is Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 sci-fi is epic. The film is an exploration of the evolution of space, time, technology, and our existential connection with the universe. If you’re a fan you’ll love this official 2001: A Space Odyssey product!
This flag is the perfect way to give your yard some personal flair, and to make it more distinguishable from your neighbor’s! The flag measures approximately 13″ (33cm) x 19″ (48cm), and it’s made of a silky fabric with a flawlessly-transferred design on one side.
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Care: A Daddy Gay Romance (White House Men Series Book 5)
Kenn wants Warrick to be his teacher, his boyfriend…and his Daddy.
Being the president’s son was never something Kenn wanted, but it’s the reality nonetheless. Home from college with nothing to do, he’s elated when his father hires a tutor to prepare him for law school.
Professor Warrick Duvall is kind, smart, and he has time for Kenn when no one else does. When the unthinkable happens and Kenn’s world is rocked to its core, it’s Warrick who is there for him, and the friendship with him is the only thing that keeps Kenn going. Warrick takes care of him, helps Kenn find his footing again, and they grow even closer.
When others start to notice and warn him, it’s time for Kenn to be honest about who he is and what he wants. But how will his father react when he learns Kenn doesn’t want Warrick to be merely his teacher and his boyfriend…but his Daddy?
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The Nightingale and the Rose Illustrated
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