Being Ill Like This Combines

Often Writing Is Like A Struggle To Get Back To A Kind Of Belated, Quite Impure Virginity.

Being Ill Like This Combines Shock - This Time I Will Die - With A Pain And Agony That Are Unfamiliar, That Wrench Me Out Of Myself.

I Have Aids. I Am Surprised That I Do. I Have Not Been Exposed Since1977, Which Is To Say That My Experience, Myadventures In Homosexuality Took Place Largely In The1960s And '70s, And Back Then I Relied On Time And Abstinence To Indicate My Degree Of Freedom From Infectionand To Protect Others And Myself.

My Protagonists Are My Mother's Voice And The Mind I Had When I Was Thirteen.

You Really Can’t Write Unless You Read. You Have To Know What The Game Is All About.