Andrew Fekete, 1954 - 1986From mid-January, 2013 I will be publishing Andrew's diaries one chapter at a time on this website. In order to receive regular updates about the serialization, please follow me on twitter, or alternatively, just enter your email address in this contact form.
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Andrew Fekete
I will announce the publication of each chapter on Twitter.
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Andrew Fekete was an artist, confessional writer and poet. He died on the 31st May, 1986 at the age of thirty-three from a respiratory failure caused by Aids. His central work, The Voyage into Night, comprises extracts from his diaries and essays, and leads us through the adolescent and adult life of a homosexual man. Interleaved with this narrative are his poems; the story is illustrated by his paintings and drawings.
Andrew Fekete suffered. His confessions tell the story of his psychodrama: a conflict and a dialogue between a man and his shadow - a battle and a reconciliation between self-deception and enlightenment. In The Voyage into Night, Andrew Fekete recounts his dreams, visions, hallucinations, relationships and inner experiences, as he conducts the reader on a profound journey from the Edge through Night into the Antinomian Divide.
About the forthcoming serialisation of The Voyage into Night.
[This page is being edited. The link is not yet active, and the page is currently being shared only between family and friends. It will be published early in January.
Andrew Fekete suffered. His confessions tell the story of his psychodrama: a conflict and a dialogue between a man and his shadow - a battle and a reconciliation between self-deception and enlightenment. In The Voyage into Night, Andrew Fekete recounts his dreams, visions, hallucinations, relationships and inner experiences, as he conducts the reader on a profound journey from the Edge through Night into the Antinomian Divide.
About the forthcoming serialisation of The Voyage into Night.
[This page is being edited. The link is not yet active, and the page is currently being shared only between family and friends. It will be published early in January.
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