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Love Unconditional: Friendship needs to win approval but love once given is unconditional. - Couverture souple

Simpson, Peter

 
9781420872644: Love Unconditional: Friendship needs to win approval but love once given is unconditional.
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ISBN 10 : 1420872648 ISBN 13 : 9781420872644
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2005

Synopsis

This work represents a view of the world through the eyes of one who lived through an age of changing attitudes towards many areas of morality, particularly sexuality, abortion, prostitution, drinking and gaming. The chapters describing the London of the 1960's are illuminating. The author has removed the rose-tinted spectacles through which the decade is so often projected and inverted them; the veneer of good times is therefore in the background to the decade's true sordidness and squalor. A number of the scenes whilst not gratuitous are certainly not for the prudish. Although autobiographical this is a modern story about Peter and Vincent's life together, portraying a homosexual relationship without sensationalising and could be about any couple.At the beginning of the story, Peter is in Australia where his partner committed suicide. In 1961 this was still a mortal sin for a Catholic. Devastated by the loss Peter decides to return to England and his family thinking that his life was over, not realising that it would be the beginning of a life full of events.London in 1961 was not the place it is now. Friendships between Black and White men or women were not altogether acceptable. However things were changing, the old order was being challenged in the UK, Caribbean and Africa and Vincent and Peter were part of those changes. The book spans 28 years with all the changes that have occurred in our society, highlighting the ups and downs of a relationship.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This work represents a view of the world through the eyes of one who lived through an age of changing attitudes towards many areas of morality, particularly sexuality, abortion, prostitution, drinking and gaming. The chapters describing the London of the 1960's are illuminating. The author has removed the rose-tinted spectacles through which the decade is so often projected and inverted them; the veneer of good times is therefore in the background to the decade's true sordidness and squalor. A number of the scenes whilst not gratuitous are certainly not for the prudish. Although autobiographical this is a modern story about Peter and Vincent's life together, portraying a homosexual relationship without sensationalising and could be about any couple.At the beginning of the story, Peter is in Australia where his partner committed suicide. In 1961 this was still a mortal sin for a Catholic. Devastated by the loss Peter decides to return to England and his family thinking that his life was over, not realising that it would be the beginning of a life full of events.London in 1961 was not the place it is now. Friendships between Black and White men or women were not altogether acceptable. However things were changing, the old order was being challenged in the UK, Caribbean and Africa and Vincent and Peter were part of those changes. The book spans 28 years with all the changes that have occurred in our society, highlighting the ups and downs of a relationship.

Biographie de l'auteur

Living on a small, more or less non-existent budget my Mother taught me to read at a very early age. By the time I reach 4 years of age I had developed a passion for books and was deep into novels by authors like Ethel M. Dell. At school the only subject that had any interest for me was English and I led the class in classics like The Life Cycle Of A Penny. Later on seeing words jump onto the page from a typewriter fascinated me. Then, after the traumatic events of the 1980's I found that writing gave me a purpose.

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Éditeur
AuthorHouse
Date d'édition
2005
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1420872648
ISBN 13 
9781420872644
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
240
Coordonnées du fabricant
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