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Lost Man
Algren, Nelson | December 1, 1956 issue

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This article provides information on the book "Giovanni's Room," by James Baldwin. The story of the book is as follows. Wearied of riding joyless seas of alcohol, of wandering through forests of desperate women, plagued by an ennui with a meaning he did not dare divine, character of the book David, an American of thirty, goes abroad to find himself; and becomes engaged to a girl named Hella. This novel is more than another report on homosexuality. It is the story of a man who could not make up his mind.

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BOOKS & reading; GIOVANNI'S Room (Book); BALDWIN, James, 1924-1987; HOMOSEXUALITY; SEXUAL orientation; GAY couples
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