Scott Symons was a writer and pioneer of Canadian LGBT literature. He wrote Place dArmes (1967), which included depictions of homosexual acts, and Civic Square (1969).
| Names |
Scott Symons (Main)
BE [n77.15]
Hugh Brennan Scott Symons (altName)
BE [Sandra Martin, “His life was his art. Alas, it was not a masterpiece,” The Globe and Mail, 27 February 2009, https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books-and-media/his-life-was-his-art-alas-it-was-not-a-masterpiece/article714137/?page=all] |
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| Related Pages | Scott Symons on LGLC
Scott Symons on VIAF |
| Birth Date | 1933/07/13 |
| Birth Place | Toronto |
| Death Date | 2009/02/23 |
| Death Place | https://lglc.ca/place/TOR/ |
| Identities |
Gay
BE [http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/2009/02/25/groundbreaking_gay_author_scott_symons_dies.html(http://goo.gl/KJDCvv)] HomosexualBE [Sandra Martin, “His life was his art. Alas, it was not a masterpiece,” The Globe and Mail, 27 February 2009, https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books-and-media/his-life-was-his-art-alas-it-was-not-a-masterpiece/article714137/?page=all] |
| Occupations |
Writer
1986 “No Absolution for the Sins of Flesh,” Body Politic, no. 127 (1986), p. 29 Writer1986 BC[“No Absolution for the Sins of Flesh,” Body Politic, no. 127 (1986), p. 29] |
| Associated People |
Charles Taylor
https://lglc.ca/person/JMORR/
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