The Young & Evil

An infamous novel returns. Originally published in 1933, The Young and Evil was an immediate sensation due to it's unprecedented portrayal of young gay artists living in New York's Greenwich Village. From flamboyant drag balls to squalid bohemian flats, Ford and Tyler's characters followed love and art wherever it led them - with a frankness that had the novel banned for many years. A moving portrait of a very particular time and place, by two writers who lived its highs and lows.