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Rob Frydlewicz: The Downfall of Oscar Wilde, May 25, 1895OutHistory initiates a blog, the personal take of Rob Frydlewicz on people and events in the past as seen through one man's rose-hued lenses. Who is Rob? See: Rob Frydlewicz: History Through My Pink-Colored Glasses: Main Page |
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Today's History: The OutHistory BlogHappy Birthday Audre Lorde! Audre Lorde would have been 77 on February 18, 2011, and hers is a voice that we would so benefit from hearing these days. .... Link to the OutHistory Blog for reflections. |
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Happy Pride '10! Rob Frydlewicz
http://www.HistoryAsYouExperiencedIt.com1. I'm interested in Andrew Gifford Jr and urban gay life in the English 18th century generally.
2. The attempts by gay novelist David Rees to recreate past gay lives. I know that "historical fiction" is a contradiction-in-terms for some people, but I feel it's better than nothing.{{ #if: |{{#formlink: form=Add comment|Add A Comment Here|query string=Add comment[Created]=Nov 8, 2024 15:24&Add comment[Subject]=Main Page&Add comment[Topic]= }} |{{#formlink: form=Add comment|Add A Comment Here|query string=Add comment[Created]=Nov 8, 2024 15:24&Add comment[Subject]=Main Page&Add comment[Topic]=Main Page }} }} (You need to create an account.)
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Happy Pride '10! Rob Frydlewicz
http://www.HistoryAsYouExperiencedIt.com1. I'm interested in Andrew Gifford Jr and urban gay life in the English 18th century generally.
2. The attempts by gay novelist David Rees to recreate past gay lives. I know that "historical fiction" is a contradiction-in-terms for some people, but I feel it's better than nothing.}}
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