holly troy ~ sacred folly

imagination experiments of a stardust yogini

1968 – How Does it Feel?

Holly Troywritingaging, art, east village, homosexuality, new york, quentin crisp, woman, writingLeave a comment

Fascinating interview covering topics of homosexuality, women, writing, aging . . . Mr. Crisp used to have breakfast frequently at a restaurant I worked at in the East Village. He was very generous.

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