About the Author: Colin Jordan
British political activist and considered to be one of the leading figures of post-war British National socialism. Colin advocated an universal form of pan-aryan national socialism.
Jordan was active in different British national socialist and nationalist groups and was of the founding members of the National Socialist Movementm, which became the British movement in 1968.
In 1974 he was voted off as a leader of the British movement and since then wasn`t involved with any organisations, but still kept ties to the movement.
Colin Jordan died at his Pateley Bridge home on 9 April 2009.
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Colin Jordan
Paperback, Published in Dec 2011 by Gingernut Books
ISBN10: 1907939164 | ISBN13: 9781907939167
Page count: 342
It's August 1977 in the UK's Hertfordshire suburbs. During five days, Cyril James' comfortable life is set to change as sexual, racial and religious demons begin to surface. Cyril experiences none of the racial, economic and social tensions all too often associated with his black/British contemporaries. Quite the contrary, he's happily integrated, congenial and an entrepreneur. He's also a liberal Pentecostal. But where does he fit? Not amongst the dominant black culture, he thinks, and neither the church, if they were to know his true nature. As Cyril's ability to conform wanes, he wonders who all his goodness and success is for. Why is the lie so true and the truth so false?
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