FAG
Book Details
Author(s)Jonathan Hill
PublisherJonathan Hill
ISBN / ASINB00KJ5XXOG
ISBN-13978B00KJ5XXO7
Sales Rank319,853
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Brierley's Boarding School for Boys, 1930sÂ
Gray - a kindly but weak teacher with a secret he cannot revealÂ
Hodges - a headmaster who wields a terrifying and brutal powerÂ
Keen - a first year boy bullied viciously and mercilesslyÂ
Smythe - a ringleader intent on enforcing his fagging rightsÂ
Thompson - a prefect struggling just to surviveÂ
A new term opens with appalling tragedy, the repercussions of which lead to devastating consequences. The headmaster, who will stop at nothing to cover up the incident, fights for the reputation of Brierley's, while several of the school's inhabitants are left fighting for their lives.Â
A novel of approximately 74,000 words. Readers should note that the book contains strong language, scenes of a sexual nature and adult themes.Â
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A NOTE FOR REVIEWERS: Any review mentioning the word 'fag' in its title or content will be deleted automatically by Amazon. If you wish to leave a review, please refrain from using the word. Thank you.
Gray - a kindly but weak teacher with a secret he cannot revealÂ
Hodges - a headmaster who wields a terrifying and brutal powerÂ
Keen - a first year boy bullied viciously and mercilesslyÂ
Smythe - a ringleader intent on enforcing his fagging rightsÂ
Thompson - a prefect struggling just to surviveÂ
A new term opens with appalling tragedy, the repercussions of which lead to devastating consequences. The headmaster, who will stop at nothing to cover up the incident, fights for the reputation of Brierley's, while several of the school's inhabitants are left fighting for their lives.Â
A novel of approximately 74,000 words. Readers should note that the book contains strong language, scenes of a sexual nature and adult themes.Â
fagthenovel.comÂ
A NOTE FOR REVIEWERS: Any review mentioning the word 'fag' in its title or content will be deleted automatically by Amazon. If you wish to leave a review, please refrain from using the word. Thank you.
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