Rainbow Milk by Paul Mendez

Rainbow Milk by Paul MendezAN OBSERVER TOP TEN DEBUT 2020' Sensuous and thrillingly well written', Observer 'When did you last read a novel about a young, black, gay, Jehovah Witness man from Wolverhampton who flees his community to make his way in London as a prostitute? This might be a debut, but Mendez is an exciting, accomplished and daring storyteller with a great ear for dialogue. Graphic Erotica Alert! Don't read this book if you like your fiction cosy and middle of the

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The social comedies

Four friends

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prize-winning author of Landmarks

By turns searing and meditative

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