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Ask Dr. Mueller: The Writings of Cookie Mueller

Cookie Mueller was a fiction writer, cult movie star and art critic in New York until her death from AIDS in 1989. Included here are highlights from her art columns for Detail magazine, her agony aunt column, and her strongest pieces of fiction.

Themes
LGBT
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 294 pages

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