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Gore Vidal: Critical Review by Gregory Woods

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Gore Vidal
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SOURCE: “Don't Look Back,” in Times Literary Supplement, July 29, 1994, p. 19.

In the following review, Woods offers an unfavorable assessment of Vidal's revised version of The City and the Pillar, which, according to Woods, muddles rather than improves the original. Woods also comments on A Thirsty Evil, which he regards as significant to the history of gay literature, though the individual stories are unremarkable.

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