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Haven't I Seen You Somewhere Before?
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Ongoing, First published Aug 13, 2013
What crazy stupid things have you done in your search for love? Novelist and journalist Erasmo Guerra chronicles his own romantic misadventures, from his small town in South Texas to the revolving door that is the New York City gay dating scene. Told with humor and unapologetic honesty, these nonfiction stories, which have been previously published in The New York Times, Gay City News, and aired on NPR’s Latino USA, are sure to resonate with readers who’ve stumbled and gotten lost on the sometimes long, twisted road to romantic bliss.
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Dante Harris was running. Running from an abusive past. Running from a messy break up. Running from the life he left in the small city of Round Rock Texas. Somehow this small town boy has found himself in the busy streets of New York City, and in the arms of one Samuel Deminico (not intentionally of course). Sammy's managed to survive in the Big Apple all his life. The city has brought him major once in a lifetime opportunities, such as opening up his dream boxing gym. He never thought he'd need to use his self defense moves outside of the ring... but one particular crackhead proved him wrong the night of April 15th. That was when Sammy met Dante. •• "You ever get punched in the face by a crackhead?" "No, I can't say that I have." "Then don't speak on it like you've been punched in the face by a crackhead." *this book is unedited