I, Caravaggio Malika Moustadraf doting on her grandmother

doting on her grandmother

and sexuality under the blade and microscope of scrutiny

Alan Hollinghurst's new novel follows Dave from the 1960s on--through the possibilities that remained open for him

with an abiding willingness to reexamine and reimagine queer lives by integrating new ideas

ambition and precarity

I, Caravaggio Malika Moustadraf doting on her grandmotherThe famous bi sexual libertine who would be more at home on Tinder than at a Roman Cathedral, gallivants through the streets like brush strokes to become a Baroque 16th century icon. The year is 1604 and Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio is a superstar, his blockbuster paintings packing the pews of Rome. Caravaggio should be reveling in prosperity, but the artistic trailblazer and nefarious street brawler is his own worst enemy. While the genius