No Accountability
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Mental Health, Abuse, Biography & Memoir, Political
| Author: | Keith Lawton | ISBN: | 9781911340058 |
| Publisher: | Copyhouse Press Ltd | Publication: | October 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Copyhouse Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Keith Lawton |
| ISBN: | 9781911340058 |
| Publisher: | Copyhouse Press Ltd |
| Publication: | October 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Copyhouse Press |
| Language: | English |
Keith Lawton is a victory.
A victory over neglect. A victory over torment. A victory over a harrowing and painful past.
Born to an alcoholic father and a schizophrenic mother, Keith Lawton did not have a childhood - he had a ticking bomb. His father's death and his mother's illness lit the fuse, and the shattered debris of his life has taken a lifetime for him to even attempt to repair after circumstances marooned him in the national scandal that is the British "Care" system.
"No Accountability" is the autobiography of someone who refused to stand mute witness to his own destruction at the cruel, abusive hands of others. It is a selfless true story of a secret past endured in the darkness of silence brought out into the light with bravery, and humour.
"No Accounatbility" is the sequel to the acclaimed debut "No Photographs"
Keith Lawton is a victory.
A victory over neglect. A victory over torment. A victory over a harrowing and painful past.
Born to an alcoholic father and a schizophrenic mother, Keith Lawton did not have a childhood - he had a ticking bomb. His father's death and his mother's illness lit the fuse, and the shattered debris of his life has taken a lifetime for him to even attempt to repair after circumstances marooned him in the national scandal that is the British "Care" system.
"No Accountability" is the autobiography of someone who refused to stand mute witness to his own destruction at the cruel, abusive hands of others. It is a selfless true story of a secret past endured in the darkness of silence brought out into the light with bravery, and humour.
"No Accounatbility" is the sequel to the acclaimed debut "No Photographs"
