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	* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]		* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]
	* [http://boywiki.org/en/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		* [http://boywiki.org/en/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)
	* [https://www.greek-love.com/media/PDFs/Casimir%20Dukahz.%20The%20Asbestos%20Diary.pdf ~~The Asbestos Diary~~] ~~free download~~		* The Asbestos Diary [https://www.greek-love.com/media/PDFs/Casimir%20Dukahz.%20The%20Asbestos%20Diary.pdf at Greek-love], [https://libgen.is/fiction/?q=the+asbestos+diary&criteria=&language=&format= at Libgen]

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	'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.		'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.

	With his first novel ''[https://www.boywiki.org/en/The%20Asbestos%20Diary%20(book) The Asbestos Diary]'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys."<ref>http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography,4.html</ref> ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylove\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].		With his first novel ''The Asbestos Diary''<ref>[https://www.boywiki.org/en/The%20Asbestos%20Diary%20(book) ''The Asbestos Diary'' (BoyWiki)]</ref> (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys."<ref>[http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography,4.html GLBTQ Review]</ref> ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylove\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].

	His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).		His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).

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	'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.		'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.

	With his first novel ''The Asbestos Diary'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys."<ref>http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography,4.html</ref> ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylove\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].		With his first novel ''[https://www.boywiki.org/en/The%20Asbestos%20Diary%20(book) The Asbestos Diary]'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys."<ref>http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography,4.html</ref> ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylove\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].

	His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).		His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).
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	* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]		* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]
	* [http://boywiki.org/en/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		* [http://boywiki.org/en/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)
			* [https://www.greek-love.com/media/PDFs/Casimir%20Dukahz.%20The%20Asbestos%20Diary.pdf The Asbestos Diary] free download

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	* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]		* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]
	* [http://~~en.~~boywiki.org/~~wiki~~/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		* [http://boywiki.org/en/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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	'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.		'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.

	With his first novel ''The Asbestos Diary'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys." [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography.html] ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[~~boylover~~\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].		With his first novel ''The Asbestos Diary'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys."<ref>http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography,4.html</ref> ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylove\|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism\|feminists]].

	His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).		His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).

			==References==

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	* [http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		* [http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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DreamBoy71: New page: '''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels. With his first novel ''The Asbestos Di...

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New page: '''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels. With his first novel ''The Asbestos Di...

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'''Casimir Dukahz''' (pseudonym of '''Brian O. Drexel''', b. July 07, 1909 d. June 28, 1988) was the author of some highly-acclaimed BoyLove novels.

With his first novel ''The Asbestos Diary'' (New York: [[Oliver Layton Press]], 1966), written in a humorous style full of wildly inventive wordplay, Dukahz evoked "in a fashion appropriately episodic both the bittersweet transience of boyhood and all the adolescent silliness and surprise encountered by a man constantly available for the entertainment of boys." [http://www.glbtq.com/literature/erotica_pornography.html] ''The Asbestos Diary'' created a sensation in its era and it has been argued that it was partly responsible for the rift between [[boylover|boylovers]] and radical [[feminism|feminists]].

His other published novels are ''Vice Versa'' (New York: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1976), ''It's a Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Coltsfoot Press]], 1984), ''Growing Old Disgracefully'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1986) and the posthumously published ''Shakespeare's Boy'' (Amsterdam: [[Acolyte Press]], 1991).

==External links==

* [http://www.boychat.org/messages/1142871.htm BoyChat thread on Casimir Dukahz]
* [http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Casimir_Dukahz "Casimir Dukahz"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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