Oliver Twist Knihy

The narrative explores transformative personal experiences, notably a significant 'quantum experience' with the author's late aunt, which contributed to their moral and psychological growth. It delves into the challenges faced during their spiritual journey and critiques the medical model's approach to 'spiritual emergencies.' The author argues that this perspective often hinders recovery and advocates for integrating spirituality into healthcare, particularly within the NHS, to enhance support for individuals undergoing similar experiences.

Comedian Oliver Twist was four years old when he and his family fled the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda for Malawi, their exile for the next fourteen years. Twist has turned the turmoil he and his family endured into a thrilling adventure of a hero's journey. A natural born storyteller, propelled from the cold alleys of a Malawian refugee camp to the warm spotlight of the Australian stage, he vividly describes what it's like to leave your homeland behind and to have to wait your whole childhood for life to begin. Powerful, heartbreaking and full of humour, Jali marks the arrival of a dazzling new voice.