A key theme of this novel is sexual ambiguity, as demonstrated in the character of New York Café owner Biff Brannon, whose wife Alice has recently passed away.
A key theme of this novel is sexual ambiguity, as demonstrated in the character of New York Café owner Biff Brannon, whose wife Alice has recently passed away. An ardent follower of Spinoza and Marx, the only African-American doctor in town is Benedict Copeland. The central character takes in the drunk ne'er-do-well Jake Blount, and the central character in turn is taken in by the pre-pubescent and androgynous girl Mick Kelly. Distraught over the loss of his friend Spiros Antonopoulos, John Singer shoots himself at this novel's end. FTP, identify this acclaimed work by Carson McCullers.
A key theme of this novel is sexual ambiguity, as demonstrated in the character of New York Café owner Biff Brannon, whose wife Alice has recently passed away.
The {Heart is a Lonely Hunter}