'H. Hasslacher' in OBA Collectie

Blakeston's prose is densely woven and there are no threads of predictable narrative here. His vivid creation of maladjusted characters is again evident; characters who must understand their nightmare scenarios and extricate themselves therefrom.

Homosexuality is the central theme of these poems.

Problem One: Why should a young black American be accused by a black African Government? Problem Two: What does the bracelet stand for? This thriller combines the obscure menace of Kafka, the bitter wit of Raymond Chandler with neat plot mechanics.

In this mystical short story, a boy who would be a king runs off to the charms and arms of other young men, spurning the royal robes for more carnal delights.