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Before the plague years. Before the grief. Before everything changed forever, there was a moment in gay history that burned so bright, it practically incinerated the page. Andrew Holleran’s Dancer from the Dance, published in 1978, captured that incandescent pre-AIDS world of New York City gay life with such raw beauty and honesty that it’s …

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