Peter Newman is one of the world’s most important philanthropic medical doctors. His memoir, In Harm’s Way, will bring the reader along on Doctor Newman’s journey around the globe, following him as he walks along the border fence in the Golan Heights, or goes to Joseph’s village in Uganda. A reflective, insightful observer of his own motivation and mission—his goals, his doubts. Lyrical and resonant; a life-story filled with sound and emotion, In Harm’s Way delves deep into the human condition and the resolute tenacity of the human spirit.
This book was made with the generous support of the Manitoba Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.
Erna Paris takes readers on a deeply personal exploration of how history is remembered, manipulated, and lived.
