By the deeply established author of more than 12 gay books, this is the epic novel of gay liberation in San Francisco 1970-1982 in that window of freedom between penicillin and HIV where anything was possible. This novel by the bi-coastal lover of controversial photographer Robert Mapplethorpe the Advocate called the gay Gone With the Wind.

The cosmos. The Earth. North America. California. San Francisco. 18th and Castro. South of Market. The Golden Age 1970-1982. A drop dead blond body-builder. A madcap gonzo writer. An erotic video mogul. A penthouse full of hustlers. A famous cabaret chanteuse fatale. A Hollywood bitch TV producer. A Vietnam Veteran. An epic liberation movement.A civil war between women and men--and men. A time of sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll. A murder. A City. A plague. A lost civilization. A love story.

Some Dance to Remember is exquisite...has no peer. --Lambda Book Report
Jack Fritscher didn't invent sex in San Francisco, he just made it mythic, heady, erotic, and comic. --The Advocate