Christian Wingrove-Rogers
At an early age, Christian Wingrove-Rogers suffered from an acute form of institutional allergy. It was brought on by an authoritarian and traditional (as opposed to a modern and forward-looking) private school and was not relieved by spending Sunday mornings, which could have been spent on the seashore, sitting on a hard bench singing bad dirges in a cold, lightless building. The allergy was then exacerbated during a brief stint in the armed forces and later by various encounters with authority figures and a draconian law designed only to restrict the freedom of people of color or liberal attitudes. Young Christian was a citizen of the United Kingdom, which is an institution that can only exist if it feeds on itself, doomed. That's why he left it in the mid-1980s, and in the interest of all ...
