Dare to Accuse
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A black man living in a racist town accuses the town's prestigious white man of murdering a black girl over fifty years ago, back in 1964; an accusation made unbelievable by the fact he only dreamt about the murder. Before he's imprisoned by the white man, or killed either by white supremacists or his own stress related failing health, he's pressured to determine whether the white man really did kill her, or he killed her himself, or that it was just a dream.
John Howard
John Howard was Australia's 25th prime minister. After a meteoric rise to become treasurer, aged 38, in Malcolm Fraser's government, the self-described economic liberal and social conservative was sidelined. But in 1996, Howard bounced back to lead the Coalition to a resounding victory and become our second longest serving prime minister. He is the author of The Menzies Era, about Australia's longest serving prime minister, Robert Menzies, and of the bestselling autobiography Lazarus Rising.
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