The Last Pariah

A Novel

by Donald Motier

 

Book Details

The Last Pariah, a novel by Donald Motier.

In the literary tradition of Nabokov, Peyrefitte and Kerouac and contemporaries John Irving and Joyce Carol Oates, the author has weaved the story of the life-long search for love and acceptance of David Platon through travels and travails encountering people from the whole spectrum of the LGBTQ+ community and two groups, MAPS (minor-attracted persons) and Intersex (hermathrodites) who are applying for membership in the community. Finally, at the age of 50, he finds, totally unexpectedly, the great love of his life and total acceptance as a human being.

 

About the Author

Donald Motier

Donald Motier was born in 1943 and graduated from college in 1970 with a BA in Philosophy and minors in English and Psychology. He did post-graduate work in Philosophy on Being and Time by Existentialist author Martin Heidegger under the distinguished Professor Dr. Rudolph Fischer of Vienna. Following his academic career, he worked in the library field as a reference and Genealogy/ local history librarian retiring in 1993 to devote his time to his true passion, writing. He is the author of 25 books ranging from free verse poetry to historical novels, novellas, biography, travel and a memoir.