The City And The Pillar By Gore VidalBook Specification ISBN: 9780349147123 Pages: 193 Book Cover: Paperback Book Overview The City and the Pillar by Gore Vidal is a bold and groundbreaking novel that became a literary sensation upon its original publication in 1948. Recognized as one of the first major American novels to openly portray homosexuality, it remains a powerful and poignant exploration of identity, desire, and societal repression. Synopsis: Jim Willard, an all American high

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