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Chaos

Name: Chaos
Author: Edmund White

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3

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When a respected older man clings to the values and mores of the liberated 1970s, when he pursues sex relentlessly and his reputation suffers, Chaos ensues. White explores different aspects of aging, romance, and sex, inviting his readers to come with him to Florida, the Greek Isles, and Turkey ̮and into the chaotic gay demimonde of contemporary New York.

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