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Caracole

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  • Edmund White
    In Edmund White

    …he issued the bizarrely comic Caracole, about the bacchanalian escapades of the denizens of an imagined city. Some of White’s short fiction was collected as Skinned Alive (1995), in which he related tales of homosexual love, thwarted and requited, in the coruscating prose that was his trademark. With the publication…

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