Society and the Homosexual

?Mr. Westwood does not pretend to have written a clinical textbook of sexual disorder; nor, would he venture to claim the status of a psychologist of the unconscious.' Still less does he ape the statistical preciosities of the sociologist. But, drawing on these and sundry other sources of information, he does attempt to give a balanced outline of the problem of homosexuality. In this book the homosexual emerges as a man amongst men struggling in his own way to deal with the problems and difficulties that arise from a combination of innate and developmental factors thrown into relief by the social milieu in which he must perforce exist.?-Dr. Edward Glover