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Il mio riserbo, la mia ritrosia da ogni forma di esibizione erano indubbiamente anche un fatto di eredità, di educazione. Chi di noi, in casa, osava mai fare allusione ai sentimenti o mai cercava di esprimerli? Pure, sentivamo anche noi, e non meno profondamente degli altri.
(Image courtesy Penguin Classics) ‘Olivia’ By Dorothy Strachey Penguin Classics June 9 $15 128 pages There’s breakfast in bed on your birthday, the text break-up, the great Valentine’s Day date and the night when your romantic partner prefers binge-watching Netflix to having sex. But nothing leaves you so blissed out, yet so sucker-punched as your first crush. Especially if you’re young, queer and in the throes of your first love.
Olivia Dorothy Strachey Penguin Classics June 2020 Other What is it about tragic, doomed romances that makes them such irresistible reading? Especially in this day and age? We know, at long last, that it's possible for queer relationships to turn out happily and for queer books to have happy endings. We have no shortage of joyous depictions in print to choose from. Yet those classic tragedies retain a power and magnetism that often surpasses their more upbeat contemporary cousins.
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