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In this moving and funny memoir, award-winning playwright Guillermo Reyes untangles his life as the secretly illegitimate son of a Chilean immigrant to the United States and as a young man struggling with sexual repression, body image, and gay identity. But this is a double-decker memoir that also tells the poignant, bittersweet, and adventurous story of Guillermo’s mother, María, who supports herself and her son cleaning houses and then working as a nanny in Washington, D.C., and eventually in Hollywood.
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Keywords
- Autobiography & memoir
- drama and performance studies
- Gay and lesbian studies
- Gender studies, gender groups
- Latin American & Caribbean studies
- Latino/Chicano studies
- Social groups
- Society & culture: general
- Society & Social Sciences
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DOI: 10.3368/BIYN5948Editions
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