ISBN: 9798182829120 - the street refused to empty (8 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. New York, 1968. Danny Moretti has spent years learning how to make himself smaller.He knows which bars are safe, which streets become dangerous after dark, and when a glance from the wrong man can turn into a threat. Then he meets Roz Bell.Roz is a trans woman who has no interest in living quietly. She is funny, sharp, infuriating, generous, and far braver than Danny knows how to be. Their friendship begins almost by accident, then becomes the one place in Danny's life where he never has to edit himself.Together they move through Greenwich Village at a moment when gay life is thriving behind doors that can be forced open at any time. Police raids are routine. A bar can feel like home one minute and become a trap the next. Danny has learned to live within those rules. Roz has never been especially good at obeying them.Then, on a hot June night in 1969, police enter the Stonewall Inn.This time, the crowd outside does not simply go home.Caught in the uprising and the turbulent months that follow, Danny and Roz watch the streets around them change. What had once been private-their fear, their anger, the simple fact of who they are-has become part of something public. But history does not arrive neatly, and neither does freedom. The choices they make after Stonewall will test their friendship in ways the riot itself never could.Set before, during, and after the Stonewall uprising, The Street Refused to Empty places an intimate fictional friendship inside the documented history of a city at a turning point. At its center are two young people trying to figure out how to live honestly, how to remain friends when they begin wanting different things, and what happens when the world you were taught to endure suddenly looks as though it might be changed. In 1969 Greenwich Village, a guarded young gay man and a fearless trans woman become inseparable friends just as the Stonewall uprising forces them to decide what freedom will cost-and what they owe each other. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - New York, 1968. Danny Moretti has spent years learning how to make himself smaller.He knows which bars are safe, which streets become dangerous after dark, and when a glance from the wrong man can turn into a threat. Then he meets Roz Bell.Roz is a trans woman who has no interest in living quietly. She is funny, sharp, infuriating, generous, and far braver than Danny knows how to be. Their friendship begins almost by accident, then becomes the one place in Danny's life where he never has to edit himself.Together they move through Greenwich Village at a moment when gay life is thriving behind doors that can be forced open at any time. Police raids are routine. A bar can feel like home one minute and become a trap the next. Danny has learned to live within those rules. Roz has never been especially good at obeying them.Then, on a hot June night in 1969, police enter the Stonewall Inn.This time, the crowd outside does not simply go home.Caught in the uprising and the turbulent months that follow, Danny and Roz watch the streets around them change. What had once been private-their fear, their anger, the simple fact of who they are-has become part of something public. But history does not arrive neatly, and neither does freedom. The choices they make after Stonewall will test their friendship in ways the riot itself never could.Set before, during, and after the Stonewall uprising, The Street Refused to Empty places an intimate fictional friendship inside the documented history of a city at a turning point. At its center are two young people trying to figure out how to live honestly, how to remain friends when they begin wanting different things, and what happens when the world you were taught to endure suddenly looks as though it might be changed.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. New York, 1968. Danny Moretti has spent years learning how to make himself smaller.He knows which bars are safe, which streets become dangerous after dark, and when a glance from the wrong man can turn into a threat. Then he meets Roz Bell.Roz is a trans woman who has no interest in living quietly. She is funny, sharp, infuriating, generous, and far braver than Danny knows how to be. Their friendship begins almost by accident, then becomes the one place in Danny's life where he never has to edit himself.Together they move through Greenwich Village at a moment when gay life is thriving behind doors that can be forced open at any time. Police raids are routine. A bar can feel like home one minute and become a trap the next. Danny has learned to live within those rules. Roz has never been especially good at obeying them.Then, on a hot June night in 1969, police enter the Stonewall Inn.This time, the crowd outside does not simply go home.Caught in the uprising and the turbulent months that follow, Danny and Roz watch the streets around them change. What had once been private-their fear, their anger, the simple fact of who they are-has become part of something public. But history does not arrive neatly, and neither does freedom. The choices they make after Stonewall will test their friendship in ways the riot itself never could.Set before, during, and after the Stonewall uprising, The Street Refused to Empty places an intimate fictional friendship inside the documented history of a city at a turning point. At its center are two young people trying to figure out how to live honestly, how to remain friends when they begin wanting different things, and what happens when the world you were taught to endure suddenly looks as though it might be changed. In 1969 Greenwich Village, a guarded young gay man and a fearless trans woman become inseparable friends just as the Stonewall uprising forces them to decide what freedom will cost-and what they owe each other. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. New York, 1968. Danny Moretti has spent years learning how to make himself smaller.He knows which bars are safe, which streets become dangerous after dark, and when a glance from the wrong man can turn into a threat. Then he meets Roz Bell.Roz is a trans woman who has no interest in living quietly. She is funny, sharp, infuriating, generous, and far braver than Danny knows how to be. Their friendship begins almost by accident, then becomes the one place in Danny's life where he never has to edit himself.Together they move through Greenwich Village at a moment when gay life is thriving behind doors that can be forced open at any time. Police raids are routine. A bar can feel like home one minute and become a trap the next. Danny has learned to live within those rules. Roz has never been especially good at obeying them.Then, on a hot June night in 1969, police enter the Stonewall Inn.This time, the crowd outside does not simply go home.Caught in the uprising and the turbulent months that follow, Danny and Roz watch the streets around them change. What had once been private-their fear, their anger, the simple fact of who they are-has become part of something public. But history does not arrive neatly, and neither does freedom. The choices they make after Stonewall will test their friendship in ways the riot itself never could.Set before, during, and after the Stonewall uprising, The Street Refused to Empty places an intimate fictional friendship inside the documented history of a city at a turning point. At its center are two young people trying to figure out how to live honestly, how to remain friends when they begin wanting different things, and what happens when the world you were taught to endure suddenly looks as though it might be changed. In 1969 Greenwich Village, a guarded young gay man and a fearless trans woman become inseparable friends just as the Stonewall uprising forces them to decide what freedom will cost-and what they owe each other. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Street Refused to Empty | David Lagattuta | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | David Lagattuta Jr. | EAN 9798182829120 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.