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Summer friction, err, fiction

By Danton Remoto | May 9, 2005 - 12:00am

My last column on gay fiction for summer got varied reactions. They ranged from the factual ("It should be 40 degrees Celsius, not Fahrenheit, Mr. Remoto…") to the communal ("May I submit to you...

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