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The tragedy of Miss Geneva Flowers

Title
  1. The tragedy of Miss Geneva Flowers / Joe Babcock.
Published by
  1. New York : Carroll & Graf, 2005, c2002.
Author
  1. Babcock, Joe, 1979-

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Description
  1. 342 p.; 21 cm.
Summary
  1. Like many gay sixteen-year-olds, Erick Taylor dreams of being a star. The problem is that he's unpopular and stuck in Catholic school, and his parents, in their own desperate search for sainthood, fail to see that their son is on a path toward self-destruction. Unable to face his tormentors at school, unsure of whether he wants to live or die, Erick meets Chloe, a twenty-six-year-old self-proclaimed "grandiloquist" drag queen. With a glam-rock makeover and a pair of platform shoes, Erick finally finds the courage to out himself, erasing his former identity and leaping blindly into Minneapolis's gay nightlife. What begins as an innocent journey of self-discovery soon turns tragic when Erick's life as an aspiring drag queen is halted by the unthinkable, and he finds himself alone, lost in the insanity of a world exploding.--From publisher description.
Alternative title
  1. Geneva Flowers
Subject
  1. Gay teenagers > Minnesota > Minneapolis > Fiction
  2. Cross-dressers > Minnesota > Minneapolis > Fiction
  3. Minnesota > Fiction
  4. Minneapolis (Minn.) > Fiction
  5. Gays > Minnesota > Minneapolis > Fiction
Call number
  1. JFD 06-5174
Author
  1. Babcock, Joe, 1979-
Title
  1. The tragedy of Miss Geneva Flowers / Joe Babcock.
Imprint
  1. New York : Carroll & Graf, 2005, c2002.
Edition
  1. 1st Carroll & Graf ed.
Running title
  1. Geneva Flowers
Other standard identifier
  1. 9780786715206 51495
ISBN
  1. 0786715200 (pbk.)
  2. 9780786715206 (pbk.)
Research call number
  1. JFD 06-5174
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