The Biker Below the Downs

by Graeme Woolaston

In The Biker Below the Downs, Graham Woolaston ( author of the controversial bestseller The Learning of Paul O'Neill) has written another thought-provoking novel about aspects of gay life not usually explored in fiction. When John – a middle aged and well heeled Scot on holiday in a small Sussex village – first sees his leather-clad biker neighbour he feels an immediate attraction. And both are aware of it. After an encounter with a naked used in the neighbour's garden, John realises the two boys are lovers that he is attracted to both. But a chance remark made by the biker leads John to make a set of discoveries which Schocken moved him. The story of a man discovering the son he didn't know he had been a boy discovering the father he'd never and known, The Biker Below the Downs is compelling, richly comic and strongly erotic. --- from book's back cover

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First published January 1, 1995