Rundle's tale of survival finally in print

By Chad Bennett
Updated August 6 2014 - 9:44am, first published 9:41am
Graham Rundle recalls the abuse he suffered in a boys' home in '44: A Tale of Survival'. Photo by Trudy Bright.
Graham Rundle recalls the abuse he suffered in a boys' home in '44: A Tale of Survival'. Photo by Trudy Bright.

Graham Rundle’s harrowing account of the sexual, physical and emotional abuse he was subjected to as a child is horrific, challenging and yet remarkable – and now it is finally in print.

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