A Real Life: Like Mark Twain with Drag Queens by Perry Brass

Perry Brass is an OGL (original gay liberationist); he joined the movement in 1969 shortly after Stonewall. He has published over 20 books. 
 
In June of 1965, after a year of intimidation and persecution at the University of Georgia in Athens, seventeen-year-old Perry hitchhiked from his native Savannah to San Francisco, beginning an adventures he called, “like Mark Twain with drag queens.” Often dead broke, he met an underground of homeless gay kids like himself, boy hustlers and the men who frequented them, as well as tormented married men, female impersonators, and ruthless cops. 
 
Cozy up with A Real Life—signed by Perry Brass himself.