I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives. — Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives. — Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives. — Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives. — Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives. — Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
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I’m pretty sure all the individuals trying to control other people’s happiness have none in their own lives.

— Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, the artist, activist, impresario, and civic hero who brought together Toronto's club kids, art fags, hardcore boys ...
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