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The Great Mirror of Same-Sex Love - Prose - Story Statistics

  1. AC Benus

    The Great Mirror of Same-Sex Love - Prose Temporary Hold

    By AC Benus, in Fiction. 08/04/2021 (Updated: 11/11/2023)

    Genres: Literary Fiction
    Sub-genres: Historical Literary
    • coming of age
    • coming out
    • philosophy
    • psychology
    • religion
    • love

    A collection of prose pieces by others exploring the love that has always dared to speak its name.

    • 107 Chapters
    • 227,139 Words
    • 66,620 Views
    • 368 Comments
    • 1 Recommendation
    • Mature
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  1. 52. Joseph Orgel and Neil Miller – Two Takes on Edward “Maurie” Forster
    • 2,159 Words
    • 3 Comments
    • 637 Views
  2. 33. Oliver Goldsmith "Love and Friendship, or the story of Alcander and Septimius"
    • 1,340 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 643 Views
  3. 42. Skanda Purana "Sumedha and Somavan"
    • 2,396 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 654 Views
  4. 38. Anne Sexton "There the snow was, beautiful and terrible"
    • 346 Words
    • 0 Comments
    • 655 Views
  5. 46. Jody Shotwell "The Gateway"
    • 3,279 Words
    • 5 Comments
    • 659 Views
  6. 49. Edward Carpenter “The unconquerable force of these unions”
    • 1,275 Words
    • 0 Comments
    • 665 Views
  7. 12. Ralph Waldo Emerson "Friendship"
    • 5,951 Words
    • 4 Comments
    • 698 Views
  8. 23. Leo Tolstoy "The Ivins"
    • 2,574 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 702 Views
  9. 74. Elisa Rolle “Arthur C. Clarke”
    • 2,203 Words
    • 3 Comments
    • 704 Views
  10. 39. Henry David Thoreau "The Pond in Winter"
    • 1,790 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 711 Views
  11. 53. E. M. Forster "The Obelisk"
    • 6,104 Words
    • 6 Comments
    • 715 Views
  12. 51. James Gardiner "A Bit of Scarlet"
    • 1,476 Words
    • 6 Comments
    • 723 Views
  13. 44. Alison Laurie “New Zealand Bobby and the Kamp life of Aotearoa and Australia”
    • 3,097 Words
    • 4 Comments
    • 750 Views
  14. 32. Robert Fish “Keith asked a number of questions”
    • 1,822 Words
    • 4 Comments
    • 771 Views
  15. 30. Carl Morse “A touchdown pass never reached its tight end”
    • 584 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 779 Views
  16. 24. O. Henry ”A man? … No, doctor; there is nothing of the kind”
    • 2,430 Words
    • 3 Comments
    • 801 Views
  17. 41. from an Eyewitness to Wilde’s Second Trial
    • 283 Words
    • 4 Comments
    • 804 Views
  18. 3. J. D. McClatchy "Eros, the limb-loosener..."
    • 1,454 Words
    • 3 Comments
    • 805 Views
  19. 5. Winifred Holtby "Normal"
    • 104 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 809 Views
  20. 43. Carter Newman Bealer “Draw the curtains, Malcolm, will you?” “Certainly, Malcolm.”
    • 1,158 Words
    • 2 Comments
    • 821 Views
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