Erasure, the Erased Queer History of 1930s NYC by Rob Cardazone
Karel, an infamous downtown NYC poet and personality, is reunited with his acquaintance and pen pal, Julian. They are both effeminate homosexual men, cut from the same mold, and seemingly ahead of their time. Erasure, the erased queer history of 1930s NYC, posits that they were of the time, but time has merely erased them from the record. Based on banned texts, pop-modernist poetry and other sources, Karel and...
Karel, an infamous downtown NYC poet and personality, is reunited with his acquaintance and pen pal, Julian. They are both effeminate homosexual men, cut from the same mold, and seemingly ahead of their time. Erasure, the erased queer history of 1930s NYC, posits that they were of the time, but time has merely erased them from the record. Based on banned texts, pop-modernist poetry and other sources, Karel and Julian and their collection of friends: artists, cross-dressers and other bohemians, all search for sex, love, warmth, glamour, and meaning in prohibition, depression era NYC.