Against The Law
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
A riveting account of what it meant to be a homosexual in 1950s Britain, by a central figure in the infamous Montagu Case - a landmark in the gay history of Britain.
Peter Wildeblood Books
This author became renowned for his courageous writing and activism, which fundamentally influenced societal attitudes towards homosexuality. His works, often drawing from personal experiences, delve into themes of identity, social oppression, and the pursuit of freedom. Through both his literature and public advocacy, he emerged as a pivotal figure in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. His contributions continue to resonate, prompting ongoing discussions about equality and human dignity.