At school, survival wasn't just about fitting in-it was about making it through the day with his dignity intact. The first time they shoved Gary's head into the toilet bowl, he questioned how much more he could take. By the time they drew a swastika on his forehead, he stopped wondering. In the backdrop of 1970s England, Gary navigates the chaotic seas of adolescence in the English coastal town of Hove. With humour and a delicious sense of naivety, he steers through a life marked by a blend of love and dysfunction. At Knoll Boys, Gary faces vicious and relentless bullying that tests his spirit…mehr
At school, survival wasn't just about fitting in-it was about making it through the day with his dignity intact. The first time they shoved Gary's head into the toilet bowl, he questioned how much more he could take. By the time they drew a swastika on his forehead, he stopped wondering. In the backdrop of 1970s England, Gary navigates the chaotic seas of adolescence in the English coastal town of Hove. With humour and a delicious sense of naivety, he steers through a life marked by a blend of love and dysfunction. At Knoll Boys, Gary faces vicious and relentless bullying that tests his spirit and resilience to breaking point. The horrors he endures aren't just physical-they are ritualistic and dehumanizing, the cruelty seems endless. Despite the bruises and hate-filled taunts, Gary discovers moments of unexpected joy, like the awkward thrills of first love and the surprising strength that begins to grow within him. As he navigates the unpredictable antics of his family and the dark corridors of his school, Gary's journey becomes one of ultimate transformation-a testament to his unbreakable spirit. The Hate Game is a raw and deeply moving coming-of-age memoir that explores the power of laughter, love, and perseverance in the face of unimaginable cruelty. It's a story that will leave you rooting for Gary, laughing with him, and inspired by his indomitable will to rise above the pain and become the change he longed for.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Even though Gary has lived in Canada for over twenty years, his close friends and work colleagues still call him "that funny British guy" due to his accent and quick-witted sense of humour. He has successfully navigated careers in the police, the ministry, and in social work. His work as an investigator with abused and neglected children and youth has taught him the value of laughter in the face of life's challenges.Gary holds degrees in chemistry & biochemistry, and social work. He has a deep affection for Marmite, sunshine, spicy food, and Cadbury's chocolate. Additionally, he is a dedicated fan of the Brighton & Hove Albion football club and Vancouver Canucks.Gary added another feather to his cap by publishing a humorous crime fiction book under his pen name, Denny Darke. The book, 'The Man with the Pink Sombrero,' is a testament to Gary's creative side and ability to find humour in unexpected scenarios.
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