Suchergebnisse

Her whole life, Georgia' s father has told her she will be the one to write his story. It' s a story in which living is just a game of chance: why did Grant Tree survive when others didn't? Why did he find love and happiness, and a grown daughter to spill his story to so that she can record the whole beautiful, unlikely mess of it? Told in parallel to Grant' s story is the life of his friend and dealer Brian Geoffrey Chambers, known in the book as Charlie, who was ultimately executed in Malaysia for drug smuggling.

Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Epigraph -- Part One: The Murder -- One -- Two -- Three -- Four -- Part Two: The Family -- Five -- Six -- Seven -- Eight -- Nine -- Ten -- Eleven -- Twelve -- Part Tree: The Trial -- Thirteen -- Fourteen -- Fifteen -- Sixteen -- Seventeen -- Eighteen -- Nineteen -- Twenty -- Twenty-One -- Epilogue -- Image Gallery -- Interviews in Gibtown -- Afterword -- Acknowledgments -- A Word About Sources.

a poem by Cyrus Cassells

Excerpts are provided here from a forthcoming book to mark the centenary of the poet Isaac Rosenberg, who died in France on the Western Front in 1918. The author, who was able to interview Rosenberg's contemporary Joseph Leftwich, explains Rosenberg's experiences of anti-Semitism, including in the army, and his roots in London's working-class, Jewish East End.