Introduction
Gray, Simon 1936–
A British novelist, editor, short story writer, and playwright, Gray is a master of the double entendre and comic situation. Gray's dramas are often seemingly domestic, but they transcend domesticity to deal with the conflict between individual expression and such repressive social institutions as the church, government, and marriage. (See also CLC, Vol. 9, and Contemporary Authors, Vols. 21-24, rev. ed.)
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