
Michael Tolliver Lives Review
5 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Michael Tolliver Lives is an intimate and slightly voyeuristic look into the life and web of friends of gardener Michael Tolliver. Set in the gay lifestyle of San Francisco, with interesting characters of this subculture, the book shows us Michael’s life as a man who is has escaped the death sentences of his many friends who succumbed to Aids. Relishing his life, Michael is faced with the aging of two important women in his life – his mother and his elderly landlady who is more than she seems. As he struggles to deal with their illnesses, he realizes who is truly his family. The emotions in this book of looking for love and living life are universal to all relationships. The maturity of the main character will resonate with the Baby Boomer generation as we all move into our years of contentment – or regret. Maupin’s writing style is so clear and natural, you can hear the voice of the main character in your head as you read the book. It feels like a friend is telling you the story!
Review ID: 10000000003791848

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