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All the time.. Verified Purchase. If the photograph of Matthew Griffin on the inside of the dust jacket for his debut novel HIDE is a current picture, he surely cannot be older than thirty. As I read his book almost without stopping, I kept thinking that this man is wise beyond his years. At other times I asked myself, how can he possibly know this? On the other hand Stephen Crane wrote RED BACK OF COURAGE, which is considered a classic description of war, without ever having served a day in the military.
There is one reference to AIDS and gay pride parades. Theirs is a love that cannot be spoken to the rest of the world during this time and place. This writer gets every detail just right-- from a Southern country funeral to icing a red velvet cake. Griffin makes both these men, their dog Daisy, minor characters and even the woman on TV accused of killing her baby come alive with as much skill as any other writer I can think of.
I have met every one of these characters although they have different names. It is refreshing to read a beautiful but such an understated passage when two characters have sex that makes it all the more erotic. I can think of several writers who could take a lesson from Mr.
