The Last AIDS Patient: A literary gay short story
Kendall Morgan
Dec 2014 · TulaBellaRuby Press
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About this ebook
Embark on a poignant journey through love, loss, and liberation in this captivating gay short story. In a daring escape from his family's rural estate, a young man flees to the bustling metropolis in search of love and acceptance. Now, decades later, he returns to confront his aging relatives, whose fear of the unknown mirrors society's evolving attitudes toward sexuality. Amidst their apprehension, a curious nephew emerges, hungry for the untold tales of passion, longing, and resilience. Delve into the complexities of identity and survival in a world where the shadows of HIV and AIDS have faded, yet the scars remain. Experience the power of storytelling as our protagonist navigates the labyrinth of his past, revealing the raw emotions that define his existence as the sole survivor in a transformed landscape.
Topics: love, loss, liberation, family, rural, escape, city, acceptance, fear, curiosity, identity, resilience, passion, longing, survival, HIV/AIDS, storytelling, transformation, relationships, generational divide, literary fiction, literature, plague, epidemic, survivors, survivorship, grief, running away
About the author
I am a survivor of the 1980s and 1990s AIDS crisis and a former member of ACT-UP and Queer Nation. I am a lesbian in an interracial same-sex marriage living in the Midwest. I hope you enjoy my stories. I certainly love writing them.
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