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You Are Here
A Memoir of Arrival
by Wesley Gibson
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Wesley Gibson arrived in New York as a young man, and worked a series of odd jobs while he struggled to become a writer. He also came to the city so he could live openly as a gay man, and his account is full of his sexual experiences, the people he met, and the spectre of AIDS.
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9780316740845,
Paperback,
Little Brown & Co,
2004
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Publisher Notes
The author of Shelter offers a stranger-than-fiction account of his arrival in New York City, his pairing through a roommate service with a stranger named John, and his odyssey through the "city that never sleeps," in an entertaining memoir of friends, neighbors, and the bonds that develop between virtual strangers.
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"Gibson's witty college of the Life in New York...is packaged in acutely smart style....Gibson skillfully turns thoughtful, serious, and clever."
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