Man's Country sec/FICTION Holly Clifton-Brown

Holly Clifton-Brown

and moral struggle of self-invention in this “truly extraordinary” novel (Chicago Sun-Times)

spending time with your former nemesis is fun when you’re too sad to hate each other—and too sad for hate sex

and Coco Ouwerkerk

Man's Country sec/FICTION Holly Clifton-BrownBy: Owen Keehnen When Chuck Renslow opened Man's Country in 1973, he wanted it to be someplace special and he succeeded. The bathhouse was a part of Chicago gay life for 45 years serving a number of changing roles, supporting the larger community, and spawning countless memories. Rudolph Nureyev ran naked down the halls shouting, "Who wants to swing on a star?" Puppeteer Wayland Flowers held court in the TV lounge in nothing but a towel with his