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Reaches into the minds of police, eliciting confessions great and small from these guardians of our society. It discovers what made them who they are; why they joined the Force; what they give, what they take; what they gain, what they lose - all in the course of duty.

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(Paperback)

Cleverly crafted, the new edition of this book takes the reader beyond the setting of war, and shows the reader how this experience shapes and changes people's lives forever. It includes an exclusive interview with the soldier who is the subject of Damien Parer's famous photograph.

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In 2008, award-winning Australian author, artist and playwright Barry Dickins was diagnosed with clinical depression. He took his medication and succumbed to the electro-convulsive therapy, which left him unable to grip a pen and riddled his memory with holes. In Unparalleled Sorrow he charts his journey into depression and the road out of it.