Difference between revisions of "Book Andrew and Joey: A Tale of Bali"
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|Name of Book=Andrew and Joey: A Tale of Bali | |Name of Book=Andrew and Joey: A Tale of Bali | ||
|Original text of book=English | |Original text of book=English | ||
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| − | |Publisher= | + | |Publisher=Lontar Publications |
|Publication date=2003 | |Publication date=2003 | ||
|ISBN=978-0758201072 | |ISBN=978-0758201072 | ||
| − | |Where to buy= | + | |Where to buy=Ganesha Bookshop in Ubud and at www.ganeshabooksbali.com |
|Information={{Book/Information | |Information={{Book/Information | ||
|Description of information=Joey,a hot-blooded Cajun choreographer, and Andrew, a perpetually unemployed upper-crust All-America Asian, seem to have little in common except a college alma mater and fourteen tranquil years of gay marriage. But all that is set to change when Joey lands a sought-after grant for a year of study and dance in Bali - with his reluctant lover in tow. As Andrew obliviously sets up housekeeping in Bali, Joey plunges into a whirlwind of dance and debauchery, convinced that Andrew will understand and overlook his indiscretions. But when a wild fling with a young Indonesian pushes Andrew over the edge, the only solution seems to be separation. From Bali to San Francisco to Greenwich Village, Andrew and Joey pour their hearts out to farflung confidantes - even occasionally, to each other. As their electronic messages criss-cross the glove, the two men edge even closer to the surprising truth about the relationship they'd both taken for granted, assuming - perhaps foolishly, perhaps not - that it would last forever. | |Description of information=Joey,a hot-blooded Cajun choreographer, and Andrew, a perpetually unemployed upper-crust All-America Asian, seem to have little in common except a college alma mater and fourteen tranquil years of gay marriage. But all that is set to change when Joey lands a sought-after grant for a year of study and dance in Bali - with his reluctant lover in tow. As Andrew obliviously sets up housekeeping in Bali, Joey plunges into a whirlwind of dance and debauchery, convinced that Andrew will understand and overlook his indiscretions. But when a wild fling with a young Indonesian pushes Andrew over the edge, the only solution seems to be separation. From Bali to San Francisco to Greenwich Village, Andrew and Joey pour their hearts out to farflung confidantes - even occasionally, to each other. As their electronic messages criss-cross the glove, the two men edge even closer to the surprising truth about the relationship they'd both taken for granted, assuming - perhaps foolishly, perhaps not - that it would last forever. | ||
Revision as of 05:52, 26 February 2020
- Title
- Andrew and Joey: A Tale of Bali
- Original language
- English
- Author(s)
- Illustrator(s)
- Publisher
- Lontar Publications
- ISBN
- 978-0758201072
- Publication date
- 2003
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Joey,a hot-blooded Cajun choreographer, and Andrew, a perpetually unemployed upper-crust All-America Asian, seem to have little in common except a college alma mater and fourteen tranquil years of gay marriage. But all that is set to change when Joey lands a sought-after grant for a year of study and dance in Bali - with his reluctant lover in tow. As Andrew obliviously sets up housekeeping in Bali, Joey plunges into a whirlwind of dance and debauchery, convinced that Andrew will understand and overlook his indiscretions. But when a wild fling with a young Indonesian pushes Andrew over the edge, the only solution seems to be separation. From Bali to San Francisco to Greenwich Village, Andrew and Joey pour their hearts out to farflung confidantes - even occasionally, to each other. As their electronic messages criss-cross the glove, the two men edge even closer to the surprising truth about the relationship they'd both taken for granted, assuming - perhaps foolishly, perhaps not - that it would last forever.
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