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The Vicious Age
Tim, living in Amsterdam, finds he is suddenly pursued by two very different men. Both come out of the criminal and hard-edged margins of Amsterdam that Tim has for so many years frequented. Klaus
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The Pebble Champion
In this life-affirming novel, A.D. Pritchard captures the social, emotional and sexual insecurities of a gay teenager with a fresh voice that avoids sensationalism and stereotypes. Haunted by the death of his mother and the
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Niv
Niv, Erez, Katya and Anush are four young lovers who each experience a sexual awakening that threatens the rigid religious values and social attitudes that surround them. These pressures, the concerns of their families
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The Paris Syndrome
Francis has two sons. When one of them disappears in Paris, he returns to the city of his youth to search for him, and once more, the city becomes a place of passion, illusion,
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The Sea and the City
THE SEA AND THE CITY by John Roman Baker is a dreamlike novel, rich in symbolic imagery that defies interpretation and demands an open mind from its readers. The city is a place of polarization.
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Bloody Summer
BLOODY SUMMER by Robin Newbold is an emotionally gripping thriller set in late '90s London. It shows how things can go explosively wrong when the powers of desire, repressed sexuality and unrequited love meet. Adam
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No Fixed Ground
NO FIXED GROUND by John Roman Baker is a vivid, hallucinatory novel that explores a young man’s experience of friendship, sex and obsession amid the sexual liberation of mid-1970′s England. Nicholas meets Peter and they
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The Vicious Age
Tim, living in Amsterdam, finds he is suddenly pursued by two very different men. Both come out of the criminal and hard-edged margins of Amsterdam that Tim has for so many years frequented. Klaus
£11.99
The Pebble Champion
In this life-affirming novel, A.D. Pritchard captures the social, emotional and sexual insecurities of a gay teenager with a fresh voice that avoids sensationalism and stereotypes. Haunted by the death of his mother and the
£11.99
Niv
Niv, Erez, Katya and Anush are four young lovers who each experience a sexual awakening that threatens the rigid religious values and social attitudes that surround them. These pressures, the concerns of their families
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The Paris Syndrome
Francis has two sons. When one of them disappears in Paris, he returns to the city of his youth to search for him, and once more, the city becomes a place of passion, illusion,
10% off!
The Sea and the City
THE SEA AND THE CITY by John Roman Baker is a dreamlike novel, rich in symbolic imagery that defies interpretation and demands an open mind from its readers. The city is a place of polarization.
10% off!
Bloody Summer
BLOODY SUMMER by Robin Newbold is an emotionally gripping thriller set in late '90s London. It shows how things can go explosively wrong when the powers of desire, repressed sexuality and unrequited love meet. Adam
10% off!
No Fixed Ground
NO FIXED GROUND by John Roman Baker is a vivid, hallucinatory novel that explores a young man’s experience of friendship, sex and obsession amid the sexual liberation of mid-1970′s England. Nicholas meets Peter and they
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The Pebble Champion – life affirming, coming of age novel
The newest addition to the Wilkinson House catalogue of new gay fiction is now available – THE PEBBLE CHAMPION by A.D. Pritchard. THE PEBBLE CHAMPION is a coming of age novel that captures the social, emotional and sexual insecurities of a gay teenager with a fresh voice that avoids sensationalism and stereotypes. Haunted by the death
G’day Sydney! (and London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, New York…)
Earlier this month, the Bookshop Darlinghurst. Sydney’s foremost store for LGBT book lovers joined the growing network of independent booksellers stocking books from gay publisher Wilkinson House. Wilkinson House is a relative newcomer to the gay publishing scene. Founded in 2011, it aims to add diversity to queer bookshelves and e-readers with quality titles that
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The Paris Syndrome
Fantastic, disturbing and subtly erotic. The direct approach of John Roman Baker's writing drew me in from the start and I was hooked. I knew the book
peteSW19
