‘Now and forever more he was a marked man’. ‘At one time I thought I was going against my natural inclinations, that I was in fact homosexual’. A sequel to a blog on the Irish novelist, John Broderick, having read various short journalism and his biography: Madeleine Kingston (2004) ‘Something in the Head: The Life and Work of John Broderick’.
‘Now and forever more he was a marked man’.[1] ‘At one time I thought I was going against my natural inclinations, that I was in fact homosexual: but this sordid device so horrified me that I thought I would go mad’.[2] A sequel to a blog on the Irish novelist, John Broderick, having read various … More ‘Now and forever more he was a marked man’. ‘At one time I thought I was going against my natural inclinations, that I was in fact homosexual’. A sequel to a blog on the Irish novelist, John Broderick, having read various short journalism and his biography: Madeleine Kingston (2004) ‘Something in the Head: The Life and Work of John Broderick’.



