
Bruce Jay Friedman
26 April 1930
Bruce Jay Friedman was born in the Bronx, New York. He was a journalism major at the University of Missouri. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1951 to 1953. In 1954, he married Ginger Howard. In the 1950s he worked for several famous men's magazines. He eventually moved on to become executive editor in charge of the magazines Men (not the present magazine of the same title), Male, and Man's World. In 1962 his first novel, Stern, was published. He went on to produce eight novels in total.
Books
- Doctor Detroit
- Scuba Duba
- Steambath
- The dick
- A father's kisses
- No Royalty A/C Black Angels
- Steambath; a play
- Far from the city of class, and other stories
- The Current Climate
- Scuba duba
- The dick
- 3.1 plays
- The Antioch review
- Black humor
- Friedman
- The Rascal's Guide
- Stern, and A mother's kisses
- Tokyo woes
- Three balconies
- Stern
- Stern
- Lucky Bruce A Literary Memoir
- Far from the city of class
- The lonely guy's book of life
- The slightly older guy
- The Dick
- About Harry Towns
- The Lonely Guy
- Short stories
- The lonely guy's book of life
- All Over / The Boys in the Band / Ceremonies in Dark Old Men / The Great White Hope / The House of Blue Leaves / Indians / Lemon Sky / Little Murders / Morning / Noon / Night / Play It Again, Sam / The Price / The Prisoner of Second Avenue / Tom Paine / 1776 / Scuba Duba / Sticks and Bones / Subject to Fits
- The peace process
- Black angels
- Even the Rhinos Were Nymphos
- Let's hear it for a beautiful guy
- Sexual Pensees
- Black angels
- Violencia!
- Steambath
- A mother's kisses
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