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The “Stonewall” story was first published in Harrington Gay Men’s Literary Quarterly, Vol. 8 #1, 2006.
“Chasing Danny Boy” was first published in Chasing Danny Boy: Powerful Stories of Celtic Eros, 1999.
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Fritscher, Jack 1939-
Stonewall: Stories of Gay Liberation / Jack Fritscher
p. cm.
ISBN 978-1-890834-21-0 [print]
ISBN 978-1-890834-22-7 [eBook]
1. Stonewall—Fiction. 2. San Francisco—Fiction. 3. Short-Stories—Fiction. 4. Gay men—Fic-
tion. 5. Gay & Lesbian Studies. 6. United States—Fiction 7. United States—Social life and customs—
20th century—Fiction. 8. Gay marriage. 9. Mapplethorpe, Robert, 1946-1989. 10. Woolf, Virginia,
1882-1941—Influence fiction. 11. Joyce, James, 1882-1941—Influence fiction. 12. Williams, Tennes-
see, 1911-1983—Influence fiction. I. Title.
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