
The Hole in the Door
The Hole in the Door
Inspired by a true story so outrageous, it ended up in a museum.
Based on the real-life door that history tried to shut.
Ever come across a story that makes you do a double-take? Ever read a story that makes you stop and say, what the hell? “The Hole in the Door” is inspired by two men who donated an actual toilet door with a glory hole to a museum. Set in 1960s–80s Perth, it follows Bradley Smith as he fumbles through sex, identity, and survival in a time when being yourself came with a price.
Who is Brad?
Bradley Smith is just a guy from Perth who finds sex through a hole in a public toilet door. One encounter leads to a secret world of lust, love, and mistakes. From the closeted ’60s to the chaos of Pride and protest, Brad’s journey is packed with passion, friendship, and drama that would make your nan blush. It’s messy, raw, and unforgettable.
Why You’ll Love It
This is a Nostalgic Trip. If you’re keen on revisiting a time when bell-bottoms were in and disco was king, this book’s got you covered.
From lovers to lifelong mates, the people in Brad’s life are unforgettable.
More Than Just Steamy Scenes. Sure, there’s a lot of sex. Lots. but beneath it lies a story of self-discovery, resilience, and the timeless quest for acceptance.
Praise for “The Hole in the Door”
“This book took me on a rollercoaster of emotions, from sadness and anger to happiness and contentment. An excellent read.” – David Cooper
“I fell in love with this book. I felt like I could see and feel what each person was going through.” – Rocky_racoon
Get Your Copy:
Ready to dive into Brad’s adventures? “The Hole in the Door” is available in both digital and print formats.
Warning: This book isn’t for the feint hearted.
About the Author:
Fox Emerson has a knack for crafting tales that are as cheeky as they are thought-provoking. With a penchant for exploring the complexities of human nature, Fox’s stories resonate with anyone who’s ever felt a tad out of place (so, basically everyone). The Hole in the Door is Fox’s most popular book.
