The Skelper And Me by Tony DohertyTony Doherty has lived in the shadow of his father's execution on Bloody Sunday. At 18 he found himself facing long term imprisonment, yet the soldier who shot his father was a free man. The Skelper and Me is no ordinary memoir. It is a triumph of working class resolve and resilience over the last bastion of Empire. Epitomising the old adage that 'if you didn't laugh you'd cry,' it sallies forth as a fascinating and compelling story of prison life,

to all the authors

“If I Must Die” is included here

and family

'Their story has never before been told

let it bring hope

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So began the career of one of the foremost and iconic political leaders of his generation

From the pin pricked streets of toilet paper in Pentonville in the Nineteenth century to the glossy productions of the H-blocks

as a photojournalist or the London Daily Sketch

often hilariously

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some never recovered after their release