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of dying, from hemlock unbeknownst to me in my garden. Unbeknownst, I picked a pretty hemlock bouquet, mistaking it for wild ...

In his previous novels about gay life, Hollinghurst has eroticized racial difference; in “Our Evenings,” he politicizes it.