Josiah Horatio Nelson is born to unusual parents who met in psychiatric hospital. The background and odd behaviour of the family provoke the continued attention of the social services who finally remove the boy from his home. Saving him from despair, Latin tutor Thomas Marius forms an intense relationship with the boy. Olivia Fane's novel explores modern attitudes to love in all its forms and the dark side of its obsession with paedophilia and child abuse.
"Tussen een ouderloze jongen van vijftien en een leraar klassieke talen uit Cambridge ontstaat een bijzondere, maar gespannen relatie."
"Josiah Horatio Nelson is born to unusual parents who met in psychiatric hospital. The background and odd behaviour of the family provoke the continued attention of the social services who finally remove the boy from his home. Saving him from despair, Latin tutor Thomas Marius forms an intense relationship with the boy. Olivia Fane's novel explores modern attitudes to love in all its forms and the dark side of its obsession with paedophilia and child abuse."@en
"Set in Cambridge, this is the story of the love between a reclusive Classics don, Thomas Marius, and a boy of fifteen, the beautiful Josiah. In the ancient world such a love would have been considered the norm, even an ideal. In modern Britain, paedophilia is always an abomination. Thomas deals with his yearning for the boy in the best way he can, searching, in his donnish way, for that fine line between love and desire. (from back cover)."@en
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