Isherwood did have the grace to concede that he was not, perhaps, the ideal reader of a "study of post-war sexual relations" between men and women. "How can I criticize a book like yours when I am an atheistical homosexualist with an obsession about Death?" he concluded.
Isherwood did have the grace to concede that he was not, perhaps, the ideal reader of a "study of post-war sexual relations" between men and women. "How can I criticize a book like yours when I am an atheistical homosexualist with an obsession about Death?" he concluded.