Just a Different Kind of Dachau

Author-doctor uses a compelling story about a homosexual concentration camp.

Los Oscos, California – WEBWIRE – Friday, December 4, 2015

“Asylum: A Gay Dachau” by Dr. Leo Ingle

With a bold storyline and fearless plot points, the book will bring a different kind of war, a different kind of Dachau.

Homosexuals have been fighting a battle of acceptance for a long time now. This probably inspired Dr. Leo Ingle to write his book, “Asylum: A Gay Dachau.”

“Asylum” is a fiction book about Atascadero State Hospital which is an institution for sexual offenders and homosexuals. It was publicly deemed to be a place of treatment for homosexuals, but in truth, it is a place of torture and torment. A whistleblower is set to change things and save the future of homosexuals.

The title compares it to Dachau, the first Nazi concentration camp. With a bold storyline and fearless plot points, the book will bring a different kind of war, a different kind of Dachau.

Get copies of “Asylum” at LitFire’s booth during the Guadalajara Book Fair this November 28 to December 6, 2015. It will be held at the Expo Guadalajara exhibition center in Guadalajara, Mexico.

“Asylum: A Gay Dachau”
Written by Dr. Leo Ingle
Kindle | $ 8.99
Hardcover | $ 24.95
Paperback | $ 9.95
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and all other online book retailers.

About the Author
Leo Ray Ingle, MD, graduated from Indiana University Medical School in 1967. Following an internship in Mobile, Alabama, with two physician friends, he established a family practice clinic in Bessemer, Alabama. He was an early member of the American Academy of Emergency Physicians. Following a psychiatry residency at Tulane University, he relocated to California, where he has practiced psychiatry since.