Michael Hone: His World, His Loves

By Michael Hone

This autobiography represents twelve years of work, an intense time as I was admitting things that had me often, very often, sobbing. For judicial reasons I'll have to let the reader decide which parts of the book are true, which are exaggerated, but in one form or another, in one location or another, it all did take place as I'm incapable of invention, invention that I find superfluous when reality is always more unexpected and damning. At age 18, the moment I was old enough for a passport, I left the citadel of the Mormons and the country of my birth, never to return to either. The adventures herein will take the reader to France and the Student Revolts of May '68; a year in Berlin; nearly two years in Greece, centered around Myconos; a great deal of time in Italy, especially Rome and Florence; twenty years on the French Riviera; two years in Jamaica teaching under the aegis of the Peace Corps; as well as the Louvre, where I met my first love, where I touched another human being, in that way, for the very first time.I've exiled myself to Hossegor, the surfing capital of Europe, where I now live and where I'll dedicate what remains of my years to historical works recounting the fabulous lives of men and boys who preferred other men and boys. honeboydmichael@gmail.com

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1517580056
• ISBN13: 9781517580056
• Release Date: October 2015
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 242 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"