Paul Monette Libros

Winner of the National Book Award for Becoming a Man, his candid and passionate account of growing up gay in a time of ignorance and bigotry, this third volume of Paul Monette's autobiographical writing brings together an eclectic collection of essays written under the shadow of AIDS. Meditative, philosophical, sometimes blisteringly angry, Paul Monette presents a simultaneously personal and universal vision of the struggle for freedom faced by gay and lesbian people in 1990s American, counteracting reference to his own illness with a unique perspective on literature, politics and religion. Varied yet focused, damning yet tender, Last Watch of the Night shines like a beacon of hope in a fog of intolerance - offering solace to those who think they're alone, raining down shame on those who would have them stay that way.

Bounty hunter Jack Walsh must track down Jonathan Mardukas, a fugitive from the Feds, the mafia, and his bail bondsman, a search complicated by the arrival of another bounty hunter, Max Dorfler

Retelling of Bram Stoker's Dracula based on the screenplay of the 1979 German film Nosferatu.

Afterlife is a haunting and unforgettable story of men facing loss and seeking love, movingly capturing the moment in the 1980s when the AIDS epidemic was completely devastating the American gay community. Here, National Book Award winner Paul Monette depicts three men of various economic and social backgrounds, all with one thing in common: They are widowers, in a way, and all of their lovers died of AIDS in an LA hospital within a week of one another. Steven, Sonny, and Dell meet weekly to discuss how to go on with their lives despite the hanging sword of being HIV positive. One tries to find a semblance of normalcy; one rebels openly against the disease, choosing to treat his body as a temple that he can consecrate and desecrate at will; and one throws himself into fierce political activism. No matter what path each one takes, they are all searching for one thing: a way to live and love again. Afterlife finds Paul Monette at his most autobiographical, portraying men in a situation that he himself experienced, and one that he described to critical acclaim in the award-winning Borrowed Time: An AIDS Memoir .

Sieben harte Männer.Der Krieg ist ihr metier,der Tod ihr Berufsrisiko.Doch diesmal ist es anders,kein Krieg,sondern Kampf gegen die tödlichste Kreatur,die es jemals auf der Erde gegeben hat.Gegen den Predator.Und er holt sie sich.Einen nach dem anderen.Es gibt kein Entkommen,und jeder Tod wird entsetzlicher.Dann bleibt nur noch einer übrig.Major Allan Schaefer.Im Herz des Dschungels nimmt er den Kampf gegen das mörderische "Ding" auf.

Zwei Jahre lang leistet Paul seinem an AIDS erkrankten Freund im Kampf gegen die heimtückische Krankheit Beistand. Als Roger Horwitz an Aids erkrankt, ist auch sein Freund Paul bereits infiziert. Gemeinsam lehnen sie sich auf und kämpfen - gegen die Krankheit, gegen die Gleichgültigkeit ihrer Umwelt und gegen ihre eigene Verzweiflung.