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"This biography chronicles Crisp's life, including birth in pre-World War I England; his life as a gay youth on the streets of London; early attempts at writing and job-seeking; entry into the world of modeling; and overnight success late in life. With this definitive chronicle, Quentin Crisp and his unique worldview are once again on display"--Provided by publisher.
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Gay men, Biography, English Authors, Crisp, quentin, 1908-1999, Gay men, biography, Authors, english, Authors, biographyPeople
Quentin CrispPlaces
United States, Great BritainTimes
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Quentin Crisp: the profession of being : a biography
2011, McFarland & Company
in English
0786464755 9780786464753
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Table of Contents
Childhood
The teenage years
Leaving school
High Wycombe
Leaving home
Becoming Quentin Crisp
Free lancing
The early war years
Becoming a model
Peace breaks out
Becoming the stately homo
A midlife crisis
Talking about himself
The naked civil servant
Traveling the world
America, here I come!
Becoming a film star
Going out with a bang
The death of the significant Quentin Crisp
Afterword
Crisperanto : the philosophy of Quentin Crisp
Tributes
Quentin's family tree.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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