A Single Man

EastEnders #10

by Hugh Miller

In the pubs of London prejudice and panic were gathering: on the streets where he'd grown up Colin felt like a black man in Alabama.

Hurt no one, that was his motto. It was a philosophy that seemed to result in a lot of pain for himself while others took him for granted.

George was a real heartbreaker. He seemed to enjoy being cruel sometimes - and Colin was just the kind of man to take it.

Only his work kept him going. Designing was his great solace. Strangely enough, the sharper his private suffering, the more focused and exciting his graphic ideas became...

160 pages, Paperback

First published August 6, 1987

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