What We Can Do
What We Can Do is a mini-pocket book guide on how we can make small changes to improve our own lives, the lives of others and the increasingly fragile natural environment.
Easy to read with simple yet powerful and achievable goals, with chapters on well-being, food production, poverty, human rights, rainforests, indigenous peoples, consumerism, global warming, overpopulation, technology and belief systems.
The premise of the book is that we as a species can overcome the big issues that we face, if we act in large enough numbers taking small steps at a time.
The Lost Tiger
A sprawling epic of adventure, crime, love and loss, set in the depths of rural Sumatra and the sparkling superficiality of Sydney; The Lost Tiger follows Lewis Brown’s search for meaning in life and his own troubled identity. From enchanting and perilous rainforest missions and the discovery of precarious love, through tragedy and its ensuing breakdown of the soul, to a deadly game of cloak and dagger before culminating in a desperate final gambit in search of justice and peace. We share the passion and the angst, the wonders and the stark realities of two worlds, between which Lewis seemingly cannot find where he belongs.
