I read this one a few years ago and liked it, as I like all of Maupin's novels. I am going to release it soon.

Released on Friday, April 30, 2004 at Walgreens at Union and Curtner in San Jose, California USA.

My first wild release! Left it on a chair in the pharmacy waiting area.

My first catch! How exciting! It was still on the chair as described. I'm looking forward to reading this and sending it on.

Released on Friday, May 07, 2004 at Walgreens at Union and Curtner in San Jose, California USA.

In the pharmacy waiting area, on a chair, right where I found it.

Yippee!!! My first catch - and it's by an author that I really enjoy. (It looks like this book is a first for everyone it's come across...first release, and first catch.)

It will move to the front of my TBR pile. =)

At first, this seemed just like a loving memorial to someone,and then halfway through, the mystery creeps in. True to Maupin's style (loveable, middle aged, self deprecating, slightly saggy old homo...) I did get a little bit weary of him second guessing himself, but a good read. Quite enjoyable. Most memorable sentence for me:

"There are moments, I think, when you actually feel your life changing, when you can all but hear the clumsy clank and bang of fate's machinery."

Released on Friday, June 25, 2004 at Santana Row Shopping Center in San Jose, California USA.

In the middle section, near the outdoor Grill and Cafe, on top of one of the waste cans.