As we finish discussing Clinton Elliott's Hidden: The Intimate Lives of Gay Men Past and Present, I wanted to share a Langston Hughes quote Elliott recounts in his entry concerning Wallace Thurman: Hughes said Thurman "had read everything and [his] critical mind could find something wrong with everything he read."
Speaking as someone who has been nitpicking Elliott's anthology quite a bit, I resemble that remark! But I can't exactly deny its applicability, either.
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