Nonfiction by Julie Myerson review – fact into incandescent fiction
The experience of her own son’s drug addiction inspires the novelist’s overwhelming dive into grief, regret and love
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The experience of her own son’s drug addiction inspires the novelist’s overwhelming dive into grief, regret and love
She was accused of ‘betraying motherhood’ after she was revealed as the anonymous author of the Guardian’s Living with Teenagers column. So is her novel about a child with addiction issues reopening old wounds?
The author of "The Lost Child of World War II"
Julie Myerson caused controversy with her 2011 memoir The Lost Child. Her new novel, Nonfiction, returns to the same painful topic
KUALA LUMPUR, May 14 — Police are looking for the next-of-kin of a young boy aged between three and four years old who was found wandering by members of the public in Selayang on Wednesday. Gombak district police chief ACP Zainal Mohamed Mohamed urged those with information about the boy to...