Out of print for years, William Carney's The Real Thing has long served as a touchstone in any consideration of gay "edge fiction." First published in 1968, this uncompromising story of New York leathermen received instant acclaim- and in the years since, has become a rare and highly prized volume to those lucky enough to acquire a copy.
"Carney gives us a good look at the mores and lifestyle of the first generation of gay leathermen.
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Out of print for years, William Carney's The Real Thing has long served as a touchstone in any consideration of gay "edge fiction." First published in 1968, this uncompromising story of New York leathermen received instant acclaim- and in the years since, has become a rare and highly prized volume to those lucky enough to acquire a copy.
"Carney gives us a good look at the mores and lifestyle of the first generation of gay leathermen. A chilling mystery/romance novel as well." Â Â Pat Califa
"Fascinating reading...You may never be the same man afterwards." Â Los Angeles Advocate
"This brief, elegant, psychological novel is what might be imagined if Andre Gide and Marguerite Yourcenar had decided to collaborate on the ultimate S/M double-whammy. From a cool, beginning it rises to a truly astonishing pitch of excitement. By the end it's equally astonishing how much we know about these people, considering how artfully little we've been told." Â Samuel R. Delany
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