Memory Touches Memory John Lee Weldon Paperback - 170 pages (August 1989) Gay Men's Press; ISBN: 0854491147

The first and highest law must be the love of man to man.
Written with a unique intensify, Memory Touches Memory explores hidden depths of gay passion. When New York writer Philip Tucman meets talented Terry Lane, their love sets in motion unresolved dreams, desires that plunge their lives into tragedy. Yet years later, faced by Terry's likeness, Philip's memory reawakens...
As a writer of romance, Weldon celebrates both its strength and fragility — examining those of us 'caught in the supremacy of the moment'. Long established on New York's gay literary scene, Weldon's brave voice has made him a prophet of love in an age where love has long been forgotten.
Praise for John Lee Weldon's previous work :
"Mr Weldon has a poet's command of language, a perceptive eye, and an obvious determination to let no consideration of prudery stand in the way of telling the truth" - New York Herald Tribune

Paperback, good condition