Title: A great follow-up to the classic satire!
Review: The tenants at 28 Barbary Lane are back! This time they take their adventures abroad. Each character goes through one dilemma after another, making the novel as hilarious as the original! Who could forget Mona, Mary Ann, Michael and the unforgettable landlady, Anna Madrigal?Tales of the City is a satire of homosexuality in San Francisco during the Seventies -- yes, the books were written during that era -- and you read such old slang words like "Far out!" You appreciate the fact that this book was written during the times when beards, afros and the slang word "far out" were considered, well, far out:-) Maupin has great attention to detail and an ear for witty dialogue. I look forward to reading the rest of the Tales of the City series.
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