Only the English seem pable of acknowledgg the brilliance of one of our own whout tryg to mmage about his life for somethg nocent that n be twisted to an all-nsumg flt. In fact, sounds fatly homophobic, as though we still n't have a natnal treasure who was gay.
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BENJAM BRTEN: THE LOVE AND DEATH OF A GAY GENI
In fact, sounds fatly homophobic, as though we still n't have a natnal treasure who was gay, particularly one whose gayns was central to his work. Brten's homosexualy was, for virtually all his life, crimal; rather than warn him off, this seems to have permted him to anatomize aspects of his persona like alienatn, celty, and sexual longg and fatuatn, properti that then remaed latent and unfulfilled, operas all the more psychologilly pellg for and mic all the more brilliant.