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Mars-Jones, Adam

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Mars-Jones, Adam (1954– ), London-born novelist, short story writer, and critic, whose fiction includes Lantern Lecture (1981), a collection of three stories; Monopolies of Loss (1992), stories in a more sombre and predominantly realist vein, based on the AIDS epidemic; and a novel, The Waters of Thirst (1993), a poignant gay suburban tragi-comedy about sexual obsession and kidney failure. He edited Mae West is Dead: Recent Lesbian and Gay Fiction (1983).

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