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...interest to some here as a novel mostly about the boyloving writer Norman Douglas. ...working life in Camden to the light cast by both the Mediterranean sun and Douglas’s boundless erudition was transformative. ...

...son, Alfred Douglas, Robert Ross, [[Oscar Wilde]], Friedrich Krupp, Norman Douglas, and Compton and Faith Mackenzie; and attracted many others during Adelswar * [[Norman Douglas]]: ''Looking Back An Autobiographical Excursion'' (1933), p. 358-366 ...

*Holloway, Mark, Norman Douglas: a biography, 1976, ...

...nty-one (with the exception of Douglas,<ref>This was Sholto Osborne Gordon Douglas (1873-1934), educated at Fettes College, Portsmouth Grammar School and Chri ...d that Pinkie, the protagonist in "Brighton Rock", was based on Rolfe. See Norman Sherry, "The Life of Graham Greene": Volume One 1904-1939, Jonathan Cape, 1 ...

*[[John Addington Symonds]] and Norman Moor :*Symonds was introduced to the schoolboy in 1868 by a common friend, and for Norman's sake sought an appointment as teacher at his school, Clifton College.<ref ...

*'''John Addington Symonds and Norman Moor''' ::Symonds was introduced to the schoolboy in 1868 by a common friend, and for Norman's sake sought an appointment as teacher at his school, Clifton College.<ref ...

...Volume 10 issue 2 1988 [doi 10.1016%2F0190-7409%2888%2990034-5] Mary Lynn; Norman Jacob; Lois Pierce -- Child sexual abuse- A follow-up study of reports to a ...Couples Therapy Volume 10 issue 1 2001 [doi 10.1300%2FJ036v10n01_05] Shub, Norman -- Men Helping Boys Become Men.pdf ...

Ordericus Vitalis, who was himself half Norman and half English, says that [69] _De Planctu Naturae_ has been translated by Douglas Moffat, _Yale ...