Bøker av Robert Sherriff

Oh, Gracious Father the Lord God, how mighty thou are, how great thou are my only true God. Please, hear my words, the words of a sinner, the words of sorrow. For I who has, on many occasions, shut you out. at those times I have been meek, weak and a coward. I now fall on my own sword, my knees. God, you have heard my prayers and all the times I have deserted you I know that you have been there. I know that your son Jesus Christ suffered and died on the cross to take away the sins of the world - my world, my sins. Father you and your Son saved me as a child, you gave me that spark, you held my hand to do the right thing, I know many times I have done the wrong thing and you have stood by me.A collection of poems and short writings for our time.

Dirkbell is the first book in an illustrated series by Robert Sherriff that explores imagination, kindness and community using charming characters that inhabit the woods. Squirrel and family man, Dirkbell likes the easy life with his wife and young children. But Cooper, the brown terrier, is spending his days barking and disturbing all the neighbours in the woods. Dirkbell just can't get any peace, so he decides to take matters into his own hands...

This is a story of violence, cruelty, and injustice. The events took place behind the closed doors of an ordinary family and then in the dark recesses of a society. Robert Sheriff recounts a childhood behind the myth of Australia, the lucky country. Born into a blue-collar family Robert charts his experience at the hands of his violent father, complicit mother and an indifferent society. Then, in his darkest hour, he is consumed by the South Australian State at its most perverse and exposed to institutional abuse, rape, and murder. This is the true story of the powerless exposed to the brutality of the powerful, where children were commodities and the law turned a blind eye to unimaginable evil. Robert writes about the men and the mechanisms that consumed the innocence of children and then discarded them to a life of shameful silence. By speaking out, against the odds, Robert is concluding his miracle of survival.