"In Deep House, Lin explores the precarious legal landscape facing LGBTQ+ individuals and immigrants, intertwining personal narratives with broader social critiques."
"The Admiral Duncan, a site of resilience after a tragic attack, reflects Lin's ambivalence about the past and present of LGBTQ+ spaces."
"Lin's storytelling reveals layered emotions, as he depicts himself as hesitant yet determined in his pursuit of love, encapsulating a relatable journey."
"Through 'Deep House', Lin's writing takes a more direct approach, addressing personal experiences while advocating for a more just society for marginalized communities."
In his latest book, Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told, Jeremy Atherton Lin delves into the intertwined lives of LGBTQ+ individuals and immigrants. The narrative chronicles his and his partner's journey as they navigate legal complexities while striving to build a life together. Lin's previous work, Gay Bar, presented a more detached perspective, whereas Deep House adopts a more intimate tone. The Admiral Duncan pub serves as a poignant backdrop, emphasizing themes of resilience and the evolution of queer spaces, reflecting Lin's ambivalence towards both personal and societal experiences.
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