Much has been said and written about Guillaume Dustan, the provocative, bourgeois, Jewish, queer, and HIV-positive novelist. Of course, during his lifetime, but also after his death in 2005 due to accidental drug poisoning. The writer-polemicist-editor has been the subject of biographies, the subject of essays or appearing in novels since his early death at the age of 40. POL has republished her work in two volumes, the exhibition has presented her sex videos before YouTube and social networks. But has everything been said and written about the director’s first gay and lesbian collection, the
Guillaume Dustan, twenty years later – Liberation
