Late in the Season

Set against the backdrop of Fire Island in September, this novel explores the unique friendship between a gay composer in his late thirties and an 18-year-old schoolgirl. It captures the essence of gay life following the Stonewall riots, offering a poignant reflection on relationships and identity. Originally published in 1981, it provides a significant perspective on the cultural landscape of the time, making it a vital read in understanding the evolution of gay narratives in literature.