Where Will I Be Tomorrow?

by Walter Rinder

From the back cover:

Walter Rinder has had the courage to be the voice for the feelings so many people find so hard to express.

With the same courage, and with deep conviction, he now speaks of another natural love -- men sharing loving relationships with men. Where Will I Be Tomorrow? breaks a link in the chain that shackles all men's emotions, allowing tenderness, an easing of ancient cultural bonds.

Whether you are a man or a woman the sensitivity expressed in this book will stimulate questions and thought. What do I really believe? How do I really feel if I know I have the freedom of choice and the courage to live it?

Walter's warm, clear, familiar voice asks us to understand and own all the stirrings within us -- to cherish all love, not turn away from it. 'The positive force of love can free you to be yourself; it's not how you love nor whom it's just that you love.'

144 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1976

Reviews

[Tucker · Rating 3 out of 5]

Brave to write a gay book in 1976. This reads like an unedited journal, though. The meaning-of-life statements are written unclearly.