Boarding School Homosexuality: From Plato's Academy to the Princeton Rub Paperback – 13 Jan. 2016

Horne is recycling the same stories again and again, his books are neither well writtedn nor well researched. Considering the massive bibliography of liteurature on this subject this work is mediocre at best when it is not down right deceptive - its so called chapter on the princeton rub is just bizare in the way it makes no sense. A major waste of money.

Well researched and presented.

Interesting but not always accurate! Many grammatical mistakes and syntax poor

If you can see past the numerous typographical, spelling and grammatical errors, it's an OK read.

This could have been a useful book on an interesting subject. Instead it proved to be a misleadingly titled, sloppily written, poorly organised, repetitive, essentially undocumented (voluminous bibliography but no footnote references), and thoroughly unscholarly piece of rubbish which I discarded after plodding despairingly through the first thirty pages. A serious study of the topic remains to be done, but not by this author.

GOOD READ

Abysmally written and woefully inaccurate. A complete waste of time.

A lot or repeated information from his other books, disappointing.