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Julian had an athletic silhouette, his skull shaved, a magnificent look. Therefore, Julian felt the soap, read Murakami. In addition, Julian, sometimes, called himself Jim, suddenly less shy in his “drag-trek” attires. Julian died on January 22, 2018. She was the great love of the Belgian artist Fleur Pierets. who devotes a powerful and poignant book to their history. Between them, it was dazzling. A meeting at a conference and very quickly the evidence that they were made for each other. “When I saw it for the first time. the light is on”writes Pierets, who had never been in love with a woman. Once united, nothing seems impossible to them. They overflow with desires. ideas, create a magazine and leave everything to devote themselves to the project of their life called “22” like the 22 countries which, in 2017, allow marriage for homosexual couples. book love death, combat too They intend to renew their wishes in each of them.
Because of Julian’s disease, they will only have time to get married in four. The brilliant memories alternate with the black hole of agony. mourning in this book of love and death, of combat too. The strength to survive your love, Fleur Pierets draws it on the words of others: at …
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book love death, combat too — Book love death, combat too: Julian P. Boom it’s Fleurier Piets, an 2017, © 2017, in 2017. Fleury Piets / AFP .
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