Siblings Joan Boxall and Steve Corcoran grew up in Vancouver. After Steve was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, they drifted apart. This is the story of how they reconnected through art. Joan Boxall's brother Steve Corcoran had schizophrenia. PN...
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It's the winter holidays 1933, the hottest time of the year in a small town of Australia. However, the temperature isn't the only thing heating up as a local murder left unresolved for over a decade has new evidence. This brings our main character, Row...
Published by Allen & Unwin, 2019 Allen & Unwin David Leser is a brave man. He has thrown himself, in an eight-month writing sprint, into a global review of the #MeToo movement—covering both its roots and branches in Women, Men & The W...
This sequel to The Diary Of A Bookseller reinforces Shaun Bythell’s persona as the archetypally grumpy owner of Scotland’s largest second-hand bookshop. He revels in being rude to customers, it seems. In fact, I think the customers are far more rude t...
At 10am on 18 November, 2012, a 37-year-old fisherman called José Salvador Alvarenga left the port of Chocohuital in Mexico and headed out into the Pacific with one inexperienced crewman, Ezequiel Córdoba, 22. At around 1am that night, a forecast stor...