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Alexander Vartanov tvaric — This novel is considered a classic of gay fiction - and well it should be. Elegantly written, the reader follows a handsome young gay man in 1980's London who is recruited by an octogenarian to write his biography from diaries he has kept since his youth. Through the diaries, the reader is privy to the typical life of a gay man from the 1920's through the early 80's. The lives of these two friends allow us to compare and contrast their struggles with being gay and the advances that have been made over the course of those six decades. Not quite as good as Hollinghurst's "The Line of Beauty" - yet still highly recommended. Grade: B+

Camille Block camilleblock — Another book that is better than it's movie counterpart, especially in relation to it's loony-bin thematics. This ranks higher in my loony bin book list because it's more relatable for me. The kid is 16 or 17 and seems normal, albeit a stint of depression and emergence into full on mental questioning and increasing paranoia. What I love is how normal he is, how he isn't obviously crazy or fucked up from early age. It's just this existential burden that inches it's way into one's mind when they reach that age, I think, that begins to take them over. Drugs play a small part, if not just weed, but beyond that this is a fairly common thing. So suddenly, he decides he feels suicidal, he sees things in his life in a whole different light, and it's very interesting to watch as he commentates from his mind in a perfectly non-challant fashion. As if, "My mind is going. Fuck. This sucks." It squeaks a little at the end after a book long ride on greasy wheels, and the movie exaggerates this full on practically turning the story into a love story (which it is NOT). It's a kid's basic struggle with depression and his questioning with his mind and the world around him, which gets him into more than he was ready for. He kind of realizes 'Hey, I'm not this crazy, come on', when he goes into the psych ward. It really is, kind of a funny story. I love this book.

Menvato Mark _envatof55e — The graphically depicted scenes of sexual depravity sort of ruined this book for me. Like most of us, I have a particularly graphic imagination, and had these images burned into my mind for months. This is the only book I have thrown away because of it's contents. Sorry I can't tell you more, I've tried to forget this book. This book is NOT for those with graphic imaginations or sensitive sensibilities!!!!