My brother, my self
- Title
- My brother, my self
- Description
- This is the second of three Phil Andros (pseudonym of Samuel M. Steward, 1909-1993) titles seized during the raids. As with the other Andros titles published by Perineum Press, the cover is a specially commissioned Tom of Finland (Touko Laaksonen) illustration of the Phil Andros character (Steward was very pleased with these drawings). This novel was first published in 1970 by pulp publisher Gay Parisian Press under the title ‘My Brother, the Hustler’, so the title was altered to avoid legal issues. Featuring more sexual exploits of the character Phil Andros, the “brother” of the title is his doppelgänger, Denny. The two men can psychically communicate and are often confused for one another.
- Creator
- Phil Andros (1909-1993)
- Location
- San Francisco (Calif)
- Publisher
- Perineum Press
- Date
- 1983
- Tags
- Erotica
- Gay Fiction
- Gay Men
- Gay Parisian Press
- Grey Fox Press
- LGBTQ+ Fiction
- Samuel M Steward (1909-1993)
- Tom Of Finland (1920-1991)
- Rights
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