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The main character of ''City'' rapes and murders a man who resists his sexual advances. The hero of ''Myra Breckinridge'' also rapes a man. | The main character of ''City'' rapes and murders a man who resists his sexual advances. The hero of ''Myra Breckinridge'' also rapes a man. | ||
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Gore Vidal, born 1925, is an American writer notorious for his promotion of homosexuality and transexualism in two of his novels.
Wikipedia reveals:
- Because of his matter-of-fact treatment of homosexual relations in such books as The City and The Pillar, Vidal is often seen as an early and unrelenting champion of sexual liberation. Sexually Speaking: Collected Sex Writings, a representative sampling of his views, contains literary and cultural essays that document his long campaign to mock and subvert conventional American attitudes toward sex. [1]
The main character of City rapes and murders a man who resists his sexual advances. The hero of Myra Breckinridge also rapes a man.