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==Description==
 
==Description==
  
Novelist and short story writer.  Court-martialled for his relationship with men while on duty in the military in Ceylon.  During his prison term he kept an extensive diary that would later be used as material for his novels.  Had a breakdown when he was released from prison, from which he retired to work on his novels and short sotries.  Works reflect difficulties of life for men in terms of age, class and race as they search for homosexual love.  Notable for the book 'In the Making' (1952) which follows the story of a young boy as he ages from six to fourteen and his passionate obsession with an older boy.
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Novelist and short story writer.  Court-martialled for his relationship with men while on duty in the military in Ceylon.  During his prison term he kept an extensive diary that would later be used as material for his novels.  Had a breakdown when he was released from prison, from which he retired to work on his novels and short stories.  Works reflect difficulties of life for men in terms of age, class and race as they search for homosexual love.  Notable for the book 'In the Making' (1952) which follows the story of a young boy as he ages from six to fourteen and his passionate obsession with an older boy.
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==See Also==
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* [[LGBTQ Romance Writers]]
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

Latest revision as of 23:49, 12 October 2015

George Frederick Green's Novel 'In the Making'

Country

Great Britain

Birth - Death

1910 - 1977

Occupation

Writer

Description

Novelist and short story writer. Court-martialled for his relationship with men while on duty in the military in Ceylon. During his prison term he kept an extensive diary that would later be used as material for his novels. Had a breakdown when he was released from prison, from which he retired to work on his novels and short stories. Works reflect difficulties of life for men in terms of age, class and race as they search for homosexual love. Notable for the book 'In the Making' (1952) which follows the story of a young boy as he ages from six to fourteen and his passionate obsession with an older boy.

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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