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But he also had a seamier side, "having sex in bathhouses, collecting dirty limericks (…), writing amateur pornography, hiring hustlers, picking up sailors in bars, and sometimes being beaten up or robbed by his tricks - experiences he came to savor even as they humiliated him." In addition to his more above-the-board literary pursuits, Steward kept a collection of toilet graffiti, and was an extensive sexual record-keeper, maintaining a "Stud File card catalog" and what Spring calls "the remarkable journal - now in the Kinsey Library." Steward was a novelist whose debut, "Angels on the Bough," was published in 1936 to positive reviews, and he maintained friendships with Gertrude Stein, Alice B. He touches on such experiences and more with remarkable style, wit and humor in these 30 erudite yet conversational pieces with such simple titles as "On Alcoholics Anonymous," "On Operas and Operating," and "On Men and Their Feathers." Drawn from the secret, never-before-seen diaries, journals, and sexual records of the novelist, poet, and university professor Samuel M.

Steward lived in Chicago for almost 30 years, during which he worked as an extra in ballet and opera productions, was employed as a holiday-season salesperson in Marshall Field's, and taught at both Loyola and DePaul universities - at the latter until he was fired in 1956 when it was discovered that he was also running a tattoo parlor on Chicago's Skid Row. Samuel Steward (1909-1993), also known by his pen name and alter ego "Philip Sparrow," possesses both in intoxicating quantities, making it easy to see why editor Jeremy Mulderig has worked so hard to bring this figure further into the light in "Philip Sparrow Tells All: Lost Essays by Samuel Steward, Writer, Professor, Tattoo Artist." Stewart-Halevy is also an architect and previously he taught as a Visiting.

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Full of cards and names and 'snippets of crinkly hair taken from my favourite persons', it provided the 'tangibles to which the imagination and memory could be tied, devices to stimulate nostalgia and the remembrance of things past'.Talent plus obscurity in a research subject mix to make an irresistible cocktail for almost any scholar. Samuel Stewart-Halevy is a Doctoral Student in Architecture at Columbia GSAPP. That, he realised, was the true purpose of the Stud File. A remarkable work., didn't seem to want writing about himself to lead to self-knowledge and he didn't want it to recover lost time.

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In 1956, he left academia and became a tattoo artist in Chicago and later in Oakland, California, and thereafter the author of a popular series of pornographic gay novels. Certainly the book will be taught in college classrooms, but it will find an extensive audience outside the university too because it is compulsively readable. Samuel Steward Samuel Steward (190993) was a poet, novelist, and for nearly twenty years a professor at Loyola and DePaul universities in Chicago. One of the most remarkably daring and unusual accounts by an unapologetically renegade gay man of the 20th century., The material is intrinsically interesting Steward is an engaging prose stylist and Mulderig is a meticulous and reliable editor who lays out sound editorial principles and accompanies each chapter with judicious notes, glossing the various personae and cultural references with which some contemporary readers may need assistance. The sheer number of important literary figures that Steward, in his young life, seeks out and befriends and (more often than not) beds makes this a page-turner., An absorbing, funny, and astonishing memoir of a man with many talents and many identities: Samuel Steward, university professor Phil Sparrow, tattoo artist Ward Stames, John McAndrews, and Donald Bishop, writing ground-breaking essays in the first European gay magazines Phil Andros, explicit novelist and a man who lived life to its fullest., Mulderig has set himself the task of reconstructing Steward's autobiography from a vastly truncated earlier work ( Chapters from an Autobiography ) and from his unpublished, 110,000-word, shapeless manuscript.The result is a reconstructed and expanded version of 85,000 words that has never been published in this form before. The English major in Steward gives him a sly but delectable way with words that surfaces in delicious turns of phrase every now and then, adding literary quality to what is, hands down, already a fascinating life story.

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Exceedingly enjoyable, well-paced, and fascinating. View Samuel Stewards profile on LinkedIn, the worlds largest professional community.