Brighton-based author Martin must have spent the last 10 years researching his new book as the level of detail and accurate historical, geographical and political detail is impressive. This gives a firm foundation for the extraordinary story of one of the ancient world’s greatest love affairs, more passionate than Antony and Cleopatra, and just as tragic.
Historian and biographer, Mark Hichens, achieves the apparently impossible by shedding light on one of the most interesting public mysteries of all time.
Oscar Wilde came out of prison a broken man. There seemed no hope of reviving his spirit, of finding the spark that would once again set his genius ablaze. Yet when he went to Paris in 1898 an extraordinary opportunity presented itself.
Labonté collections are always fit for purpose, bringing a wide selection of scenes from gay fantasy to life, he always knows how to mix up the various stories so that the books switches from rough and surly to smooth and sultry.
The fiercest and freshest lesbian erotica of the year chosen by established editor of quality lady filth, Laura Antoniou (The Marketplace series), features stories designed to make you squirm with desire, and clamour for the phone to whisper not-so-sweet nothings in your girl’s ear.
