Title: Truth Serum
First published: 1996
Description: Cooper offers his most moving and poignant effort yet.

In a memoir at once affecting, witty, and dead-on accurate, he gives us the chance to accompany him as he reinvents memory - from Theresa Sanchez, the worldly and sophisticated girl who sat behind him in ninth-grade algebra, to the events surrounding his mother's purchase of a Kenmore freezer, to his experience in 1974 with a psychiatrist who mainlined him with a truth-telling cocktail intended to "reduce the frequency and intensity" of the author's sexual fantasies involving men.
Subjects: American Authors, Authors, American, Biography, Gay men, Authors, biography
Places: United States
People: Bernard Cooper (1951-)
Time periods: 20th century
LC classification: PS3553.O5798 Z463 1996