[ilds] Bisexuality and Beyond

[Anne R Zahlan]

You could look at, for example, pages 300-302 of Monsieur (Blanford's views, countered somewhat by Tu), and then there's the characterization of Livia throughout the Quintet.  I especially like this observation: "'In the powder rooms of the world's great hotels when male lesbians meet they show each other their wedding rings and burst out laughing'" (M301).



rom: Bruce Redwine 

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  Which passages in the Quintet?  I don't sense this in the Quartet.  Has Durrell changed his attitude?  Seems unlikely.  If so, why?




  Bruce


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