Jake Arnott

By Michael Taylor LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Homosexual gangsters, movie directors and glam rock stars are all characters that best-selling writer Jake Arnott has used to dazzling effect in his books. ... Full Article

It-and-miss: The Tornados, with Joe Meek, centre, and Heinz Burt seated right Gay gangsters like Ronnie Kray used this intensely secretive atmosphere to further their own dubious activities and to cultivate friends in high places. ... Full Article

Jake Arnott made his name with books in which pulp fiction and carefully researched social history combined to describe the rise and rise of Harry Starks, a gay East End racketeer operating in London's gangster underworld of the 1960s. ... Full Article

Born a lowly crofter's son, Fighting Mac's fearlessness on the battlefields has propelled him through the ranks to become a great national hero. But he's facing a ruinous court martial over a homosexual scandal on the night that Crowley finds... ... Full Article

At a recent party, Jake Arnott noticed a group of Old Etonians. They exuded a sense of entitlement only an elite education can provide. A short time later, he observed another group, dressed to impress. ... Full Article