Where the Rainbow Ends by James Currier (Paperback) Gay Literary Fiction For Sale

Where the Rainbow Ends is a 1998 debut novel by American author Jameson Currier that chronicles a young man\'s journey through New York City\'s gay community from the late 1970s into the early 1990s. Book OverviewAuthor: Jameson CurrierPublication Date: October 1, 1998 (Overlook Books / Chelsea Station Editions)Page Count: 320 pagesGenre: LGBTQ+ Literary FictionAccolades: Nominated for a Lambda Literary Award and recipient of the Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grant. Plot and ThemesMain Character: Robbie Taylor, a 19-year-old romantic from a small town who moves to Manhattan in 1978.Setting: Spans from 1978 to 1993, moving through vibrant gay enclaves in Manhattan and Fire Island.Central Conflict: Tracks Robbie and his circle of artistic friends as the joyous liberation of the late 1970s gives way to the tragic and defining impact of the early AIDS epidemic.Core Themes: The concept of chosen family, personal survival, spiritual awakening, and community resilience under devastating loss.

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