Somebody Save Me

A thought-provoking collection that delves into the key social issues of the 1990s, from the politics of heroin to exploring the moral conundrums that occur when a small child kills another child. From business ethics to Tibet, Bali, the Middle East and the politics of immigration. From the battle between Murdoch and the South Sydney Rabbitohs, to the saga of men downsized and in crisis. There are few topics that David Leser doesn’t write about directly, personally and passionately. And while they were written at different times, a recurring theme emerges about the need for compassion in a global world.