At Yale, a working-class writer meets a golden boy who could have anything but chooses him. Their love begins in secret, glittering beneath the weight of privilege and fear.
Farrell Covington is wealthy, magnetic, and born into one of America’s most powerful conservative families. Nate Reminger dreams of writing stories that matter. Together they find a bond that defies class, convention, and time itself.
Through decades of passion and loss, from 1970s Manhattan to Hollywood’s hidden corners, their relationship endures through the changing tides of the LGBTQ+ movement and the heartbreak of the AIDS era.
Told with wit, tenderness, and sharp insight, Paul Rudnick’s Farrell Covington and the Limits of Style celebrates the beauty and resilience of lasting love.
