| Author: | John Patrick | ISBN: | 9781891855320 |
| Publisher: | STARbooks Press | Publication: | January 30, 2003 |
| Imprint: | STARbooks Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Patrick |
| ISBN: | 9781891855320 |
| Publisher: | STARbooks Press |
| Publication: | January 30, 2003 |
| Imprint: | STARbooks Press |
| Language: | English |
Unremittingly erotic as might well be expected from the pen of John Patrick Living Vicariously contains over twenty-five short stories including "The Well" for which Patrick won the 1987 PEN American Center writing award (and never-before published by STARbooks Press). In addition to several other previously unpublished stories Living Vicariously also contains two of "J. Ps" finest novella-length roman à clefs. Living Vicariously was lovingly edited by John Butler who co-edited the posthumously-released John Patrick editions Seduced 2 and Wild and Willing. Having also penned three of the biggest-selling single-author titles in STARbooks history Mr. Butler in his inimitable style has tapped into his years of friendship with John Patrick in order to provide the reader with rare glimpses into the everyday and personal life of this most private of writers by way of his (Butlers) fascinating introduction and brief appendages that precede each and every Patrick story.
Unremittingly erotic as might well be expected from the pen of John Patrick Living Vicariously contains over twenty-five short stories including "The Well" for which Patrick won the 1987 PEN American Center writing award (and never-before published by STARbooks Press). In addition to several other previously unpublished stories Living Vicariously also contains two of "J. Ps" finest novella-length roman à clefs. Living Vicariously was lovingly edited by John Butler who co-edited the posthumously-released John Patrick editions Seduced 2 and Wild and Willing. Having also penned three of the biggest-selling single-author titles in STARbooks history Mr. Butler in his inimitable style has tapped into his years of friendship with John Patrick in order to provide the reader with rare glimpses into the everyday and personal life of this most private of writers by way of his (Butlers) fascinating introduction and brief appendages that precede each and every Patrick story.
