Christopher Bram Livres

Set against the backdrop of the Civil War to the early 1920s, the narrative follows Augustus Fitzwilliam Boyd, a clairvoyant pianist entangled in a complex love triangle involving a former slave and a white governess. As he navigates his unique abilities to communicate with spirits, the story explores themes of love, identity, and the impact of history on personal lives. Christopher Bram showcases his literary prowess in this ambitious historical novel, weaving a rich tapestry of character and emotion.

Ralph Eckhart meets "Thersites" on the Internet. The manager of a Greenwich Village bookstore and politically to the left, Ralph agrees to an F2F (face-to-face) meeting with Thersites in Washington, D.C., where his friend Nancy writes speeches for a popular woman senator. With his penchant for Shakespearean drama, Ralph should have seen the elements gathering for tragedy...or farce. Thersites proves to be a young, attractive, and enthusiastic lover. He is also Republican, in the closet, right-wing, and the author of a tell-all book that spreads gossip about several Washington women, including a footnote about a lesbian affair between a speechwriter and a "happily married" senator. In a town where rumors can kill a career, such words may be fatal. And despite his passion, Ralph is disturbed by his new lover's politics...and then stunned at being charged with his murder. Christopher Bram joins dark satire with chilling suspense as Ralph is arrested for first-degree homicide and becomes a "cause" in the gay community.

Ein Jahr nach dem Tod des Filmemachers Angel Clare finden seine Freunde endlich das Gleichgewicht zwischen Trauer, Verdrängung und Weiterleben.--Back cover