“[Alex] "I never knew how many ways there were to fail until I moved here."”
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.41 (Chapter 4) [page numbers as per the Alyson Publications Paperback Edition, April 2004]
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“[Inez] "…If you consort with lowlifes you've got to expect complications."”
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Burning Plain (1997), p.91 (Chapter 8)
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.258 (Chapter 20)
“[Henry] Life is a kind of exile and we all long to go home. Who said that?”
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.146 (Chapter 12)
“[Alex] Big ideas don't pay the rent.”
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.205 (Chapter 16)
“[Henry, to Rod] "Hell's not a place, Rod, it's something people do to each other."”
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.304 (Chapter 23)
“[Henry] "…when you start running from yourself, you end up in some pretty dark places."”
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Burning Plain (1997), p.282 (Chapter 21)
“[Donati] "You couldn't have planned a worse place to put a city than LA."”
Source: The Burning Plain (1997), p.225 (Chapter 18)
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.142
“Many Americans share the feeling that our society has forgotten how to mind its own business.”
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.141
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.129-130
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.126
“AIDS has had the effect of forcing gay men to examine their sexual expression.”
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.55
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.53
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.38
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.154
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.7
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.6
Source: Non-fiction, Created equal: Why gay rights matter to America (1994), p.4
Source: The Children of Eve' series of novels (historical fiction), The City of Palaces (2014), p.323
“He was so arrogant that he spoke of himself in the plural.”
Source: The Children of Eve' series of novels (historical fiction), The City of Palaces (2014), p.173
Source: The Children of Eve' series of novels (historical fiction), The City of Palaces (2014), p.99
Source: The Children of Eve' series of novels (historical fiction), The City of Palaces (2014), p.86
Source: The Children of Eve' series of novels (historical fiction), The City of Palaces (2014), p.82
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, Rag and Bone (2001), p.153
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Death of Friends (1996), p.189
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Death of Friends (1996), p.81
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Hidden Law (1992), p.66
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Hidden Law (1992), p.55
“He was a great and impartial hater; anyone different from him became an object of his contempt.”
Source: Henry Rios series of novels, The Hidden Law (1992), p.1
