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Bantam
September 2000
On Sale: September 1, 2000
Featuring: Gabriel Noone
344 pages ISBN: 0593036530 EAN: 9780593036532 Hardcover
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Literature and Fiction
After an absence of eight years, Armistead Maupin returns
with the tale of Gabriel Noone, a writer whose cult-hit
radio serial "Noone at Night" has brought him into the homes
of millions. Noone is in the midst of a painful separation
from his lover of 10 years when a publisher sends him proofs
of a remarkable book: the memoir of an ailing 13-year-old
boy who suffered horrific sexual abuse at the hands of his
parents. Now living with his adoptive mother, Donna, Pete Lomax is
not only a brave and gifted diarist but a devoted listener
of Noone's show. When Noone phones the boy to offer
encouragement, it soon becomes clear that Pete sees in this
heartsick middle-aged storyteller the loving father he's
always wanted. Thus begins an extraordinary friendship that
only grows deeper as the boy's health deteriorates, freeing
Noone to unlock his innermost feelings. Then, out of the blue, troubling new questions arise,
exploding Noone's comfortable assumptions and causing his
ordered existence to spin wildly out to control. As he walks
a line between truth and illusion, he is finally forced to
confront all of his relationships—familial, romantic, and
erotic. As complex and hypnotically engrossing as the best of
mysteries, The Night Listener is an astonishing tour de
force that will move and challenge Maupin's readers as never
before.
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