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| − | '''Daniel Clay''' is the author of ''[[Broken]]'', a novel exploring "what can happen when vulnerable people fall through the cracks" of the [[social services system]]. | + | '''Daniel Clay''' is the author of ''[[Broken]]'', a novel exploring "what can happen when vulnerable people fall through the cracks" of the [[social services system]]. It has some parallels to [[Harper Lee]]'s classic ''[[To Kill a Mockingbird]]''. The heroine of the book is Skunk (compare "Scout") who lives near a mental case (compare "Boo Radley").<ref>[http://chapter1-take1.blogspot.com/2013/03/broken-by-daniel-clay-my-q-with-author.html Broken by Daniel Clay] Q&A with the author of the book behind the movie</ref> |
| − | It has some parallels to [[Harper Lee]]'s classic ''[[To Kill a Mockingbird]]''. The heroine of the book is Skunk (compare "Scout") who lives near a mental case (compare "Boo Radley").<ref>[http://chapter1-take1.blogspot.com/2013/03/broken-by-daniel-clay-my-q-with-author.html Broken by Daniel Clay] Q&A with the author of the book behind the movie</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:11, April 16, 2018
Daniel Clay is the author of Broken, a novel exploring "what can happen when vulnerable people fall through the cracks" of the social services system. It has some parallels to Harper Lee's classic To Kill a Mockingbird. The heroine of the book is Skunk (compare "Scout") who lives near a mental case (compare "Boo Radley").[1]
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- ↑ Broken by Daniel Clay Q&A with the author of the book behind the movie