4 Works in Teleny or The Reverse of the Medal - Anonymous
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Cicatrizes by Nosferamus (DarkDiva)
Fandoms: Original Work, Teleny or The Reverse of the Medal - Anonymous
11 Dec 2025
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Numa Rússia decadente do século XIX dois homens se encontram. Um deles é um pianista alegre e cheio de sonhos, o outro um aristocrata cínico com um passado sombrio.
Nesse romance inesperado e meio místico os dois tentam se entender e equilibrar suas vidas e aspirações ao desejo que sentem um pelo outro.
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Muscovite: A Symphony of Scars by Nosferamus (DarkDiva)
Fandoms: Original Work, Teleny or The Reverse of the Medal - Anonymous
21 Sep 2025
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In a decaying Russia of the nineteenth century, two men cross paths. One is a cheerful pianist, brimming with dreams; the other, a cynical aristocrat with a shadowed past.
In this unexpected and half-mystical romance, the two strive to understand one another, seeking to balance their lives and aspirations with the desire that binds them together.
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I am thrilled to unveil my latest creation: a novel inspired by "The Reverse of the Medal," often attributed to Oscar Wilde. - It is one of the rare examples of older LGBTQ-literature that get (not so) straight to the point.
The novel tells the story of Camille, a nobleman bound by society's expectations, and Rene Teleny, a virtuoso pianist whose melodies stir the deepest recesses of the soul. Their forbidden love ignites a flame that burns brightly against the backdrop of a society steeped in tradition and prejudice.
It is available as a romance simulator on Itch:
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Гомосексуальные потдексты, символы и архетипы в мировой литературе до XX века by Green_Asa, Rainbow_Refill_and_SAOS
Fandoms: Historical RPF, The Iliad - Homer, Teleny, The Reverse of the Medal, Oscar Wilde - Fandom, The Monk - M. G. Lewis, Gaius Valerius Catullus - Fandom, Zinoviev-Annibal Lidia Dmitrievna "Thirty-three freaks", Student Alcibiades
22 Aug 2022
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Гомосексуальные подтексты в литературных произведениях: от античности до начала двадцатого века, от западной Европы до России. В наличии уникальные переводы (нигде больше на русском нет). Коротко и по сути: как увидеть подтекст, как распознать посыл.