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On Clipper Street in San Francisco, 1982. Courtesy of Robert Glück. Robert Glück’s best-known work, Margery Kempe (1994), is an entirely original novel that juxtaposes apparently autobiographical episodes from the life of “Bob,” a man who has an all-consuming p...
Here, Diarmuid Hester talks about his new book Nothing Ever Just Disappears – a chronicle of how the homes of prominent queer 20th-century creatives shaped their work and personhood
A journey through key spaces in the lives of seven artists is imaginative and engrossing
Diarmuid Hester’s travelogue celebrates the history of queer spaces in 20th century subculture, from Josephine Baker’s Paris to EM Forster’s Cambridge
Serial killers, homophobia, poverty, drugs—and also love, art, connection, and humor in author's debut novel.