That group causes trouble for Holmes on several occasions but it not the only one. go up against are varied but chief among them is B.U.T.C.H., or Brothers United To Crush Homosexuality. He has a fair number of relatives (aunts) who help him out from time to time and who each enjoys his or her own forms of eccentricities. He is described as very intelligent and possessing a keen sense of humor. He is of slightly less than average height (5'6'), slender, blond, rakishly handsome, and has exceptional strength and dexterity that he calls upon quite a lot to get out of scrapes and into the beds of fellow agents, many of whom are not gay before they meet him. Holmes is a millionaire, inheriting lots when his parents died when he was a teenager, who, when he is not going up against homophobic enemies, enjoys vintage cars. He is traditionally stationed in Los Angeles but it is very common for him to jump on a private jet and head to who-knows-where to fight the enemies of C.A.M.P. Holmes is one of C.A.M.P.'s best agents and one willing to head anywhere the need arises. One of its main headquarters is beneath Lafayette Park in D.C., across the street from the White House and, in the 60s, a known hangout for homosexuals.

are all over the globe, hidden from view so as to be able to do the job without publicity. What is known is that the offices for C.A.M.P. The leadership of this fairly secret bureau is known as the High Camp (without the periods) but whether that is just one person or, more likely, a committee, is uncertain. That organization, the meaning for the acronym never being revealed, is a private group working world-wide in conjunction with official government agencies to root out those groups who most pose a threat to homosexuals.

The Man from C.A.M.P. by Don Holliday