Winter's Light (1995)
Winter's Light is a 1995 aids (disease) book written by John Preston.
In these stirring autobiographical essays and social commentaries, a prolific writer and gay rights pioneer--whose voice was stilled by AIDS in 1994--tells of the search for a place to belong. Preston's voice is as brave, honest, and clear-sighted as ever, which makes us miss it all the more sorely.--Anne Rice.
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What is Winter's Light about?
In these stirring autobiographical essays and social commentaries, a prolific writer and gay rights pioneer--whose voice was stilled by AIDS in 1994--tells of the search for a place to belong. Preston's voice is as brave, honest, and clear-sighted as ever, which makes us miss it all the more sorely.--Anne Rice.
When was Winter's Light published?
Winter's Light was published in 1995.
Who made Winter's Light?
Winter's Light was written by John Preston.
