Douglas Crimp's latest memoir provides invalubale insight into the queer art scene of 1960s and '70s New York City.
From Orange is the New Black to the Trevor Project, the restaurateur is a trailblazer for transgender rights and representation.
"It was a political act to write a queer main character into the narrative fabric of the days when Iceland gained its sovereignty."
"In New York, a big apartment building is like a little village unto itself," says author Tim Murphy.
"It gives men a place to experience things they want, but don’t feel ready to claim in their real lives."
Prince spent his career celebrating gender fluidity and defying categories of straight and gay.
A long time ago on a studio lot far, far away...
