Book Review: Surviving trauma, abuse, and scandal with animal therapy

As his autobiography is published, the man at the heart of the Jeremy Thorpe political scandal in Britain tells Hannah Stephenson why he’s telling his story
Book Review: Surviving trauma, abuse, and scandal with animal therapy

Scott claimed to have had a love affair with Thorpe at a time when homosexual acts were illegal in Britain. 

Sun, 15 May, 2022 - 14:30
Hannah Stephenson

  • An Accidental Icon
  • Norman Scott
  • Hodder & Stoughton, €30.80

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