Psychofrog: Eight dysfunctional gay men explore why they can’t find their prince

Psychofrog, the novel about gay men who find it difficult to make and keep relationships.

The people in this book are fictional and no similarities are intended between any person living or dead. On the other hand you may feel that you have met these people many times before.

In nine sessions of relationship development meetings there is much humour and frankness as the eight men explore themselves.

In this sense the novel is educational and inspirational. It is an education into the world of gay men and what they do, and and an inspiration to deal with frustrated relationships.

Meet the authors

Philip Kee and Bill Hopkinson are a mature gay couple living near the 2012 Olympic Village in Stratford London.

Philip Kee was born in Penang, Malaysia and came to London in the 1970s to train as a nurse at St Thomas's Hospital. Later he developed his own massage and therapy technique, the KeeTechnique. He trained as an FE Teacher and taught massage and sciences to Nurses. He works now as a therapist in a gentlemans club in London. His previous publications are the Keetechnique manual and Chair Therapy

Bill Hopkinson studied Chemistry in London before working in industrial management, and then retraining as a priest in the Church of England. He graduated into training priests before changing to working as a manager in an immigration detention centre, a spell as registrar of a higher education college, and then manager of a small mental health charity in London. He now works as an associate professor for a university training teachers. He is a qualified coach. His previous publications include four management manuals, a self-development manual and some short plays.

Preview of titles and first five pages of chapter two