Song of the Loon
Dec. 28th, 2006 09:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
daddytoddI bumped into a copy of this at Barnes & Noble tonight, while looking for this. I had no idea it was back in print.
I first read Song of the Loon in about 1991; my roommate had a copy of the Greenleaf Library edition from the '60's, which he suggested I might like. I fell in love with it, and the sequel, Song of Aaron. I didn't read the third volume, Listen, the Loon Sings, until I found a text copy online many years later.
I bought both books.
I first read Song of the Loon in about 1991; my roommate had a copy of the Greenleaf Library edition from the '60's, which he suggested I might like. I fell in love with it, and the sequel, Song of Aaron. I didn't read the third volume, Listen, the Loon Sings, until I found a text copy online many years later.
I bought both books.
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Date: 2006-12-29 06:42 pm (UTC)You do know that those were the FIRST books published by an American publisher that were not only gay themed, but specifically written for a gay audience, right?
There was one other book written by a student of Gertrude Stein's that wrote this horridly unreadable thing about a year before, but technically, Shakespear and Company was in France... So...
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Date: 2006-12-30 12:50 am (UTC)Between $75 and $150 per volume, according to ABEbooks.com. **SIGH!**