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Gillen was Estus's publisher prior to his retirement. A keen amateur actor, it was Gillen who introduced his companion and rumoured lover Estus to 'The Group' in the first place. Gillen is 61, grey-haired, but well-preserved depsite a little rheumatism that necessitates the use of a cane. | Gillen was Estus's publisher prior to his retirement. A keen amateur actor, it was Gillen who introduced his companion and rumoured lover [[Talbot Estus]] to 'The Group' in the first place. Gillen is 61, grey-haired, but well-preserved depsite a little rheumatism that necessitates the use of a cane. | ||
Brought up and educated in Dublin, Gillen lived for 30 years in New York City where he worked for Doubleday, Doran & Co. | Brought up and educated in Dublin, Gillen lived for 30 years in New York City where he worked for Doubleday, Doran & Co. | ||
A few years ago, Gillen consulted Dr. Bartlett for personal reasons, and now his concern for the mental health of Talbot Estus leads him to invite Bartlett to the premiere of the play, to make an informal assessment of his dear friend. | A few years ago, Gillen consulted [[Dr. Bartlett]] for personal reasons, and now his concern for the mental health of [[Talbot Estus]] leads him to invite Bartlett to the premiere of the [[play]], to make an informal assessment of his dear friend. | ||
In the play [[Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger]], Michael plays [[The Stranger]]. | |||
Revision as of 21:16, 13 May 2006
Gillen was Estus's publisher prior to his retirement. A keen amateur actor, it was Gillen who introduced his companion and rumoured lover Talbot Estus to 'The Group' in the first place. Gillen is 61, grey-haired, but well-preserved depsite a little rheumatism that necessitates the use of a cane.
Brought up and educated in Dublin, Gillen lived for 30 years in New York City where he worked for Doubleday, Doran & Co.
A few years ago, Gillen consulted Dr. Bartlett for personal reasons, and now his concern for the mental health of Talbot Estus leads him to invite Bartlett to the premiere of the play, to make an informal assessment of his dear friend.
In the play Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger, Michael plays The Stranger.
