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San Francisco—Veteran gay activist and writer Arthur Evans has just published a new, gay-positive book on philosophy, entitled Critique of Patriarchal Reason. Publication of the book was aided by an award of $6,941 from the S.F. Art Commission, as part of its program of grants to individual artists and writers. The book includes original artwork by San Francisco artist Frank Pietronigro.
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Arthur turned his back on the sterile world of Columbia, to found the 'new Sodom' and create the Faerie Circle, a precursor of the Radical Faeries. In this interview, what emerges is a radical politics of celebration.
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Gladys brought young Anthony up alone during the war and it was over 3 years before Arthur was to see Anthony again. Gladys moved back in with her parents, Sidney and Emily who had moved to 207 Foley Road West, Streetly, a safer area away from the bombed city of Birmingham. After that dramatic night of bombing in Coventry, a family who had lost their home were rehoused in Arthur’s now empty home in Alman Road. Returning safely from the traumas of war to re-establish his home, Arthur discovered that the new family refused to leave and so a court case ensued. Winning the eviction to the pleasure of both parties, since the other couple had to be rehoused by the council, Arthur and his wife returned to their home in Erdington, Birmingham.
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