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In this hilarious romp through gay New York, author Matthew Rettenmund once again delivers with acerbic wit, dead-on dialogue, and perfect pop culture references. This time, a lonely magazine editor has fallen for a TV star hunk, who, unfortunately, must remain firmly in the closet or risk his career. Which will win out, true love or shallow fame? Rettenmund answers the question with verve and attitude, in this wonderful second novel of love and loss in modern Manhattan.
A lonely magazine editor falls for a closeted TV star, forcing a choice between true love and shallow fame. The editor navigates the vibrant, witty, and pop-culture-infused landscape of gay New York, seeking a genuine connection. Opposing him is the TV star's need to maintain his public image and career, a constraint that creates significant emotional and logistical hurdles. The narrative unfolds within the modern Manhattan setting, exploring themes of love and loss.
The novel is characterized by its sharp wit, authentic dialogue, and keen observations of contemporary pop culture, particularly within the gay community of New York. Readers can expect a narrative that balances romantic entanglements with the harsh realities of fame and public perception. The story delves into the complexities of relationships when one partner's career hinges on maintaining a public facade. It offers a poignant look at love and loss within the specific social milieu of modern Manhattan.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
ISBN-10:
0312192428
ISBN-13:
9780312192426
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