Brooke Davis Anderson

Tom Patterson

Raw Vision

Veli Grano

Elina Vuorimies

Celine Muzelle

Bill Sasser

Outsider Art from Finland, Sylvain Fusco, Art on the Boundarie

Raw Vision 46 Spring 2004

Beautifully written and affecting, this is the true story of a young man caught in a world he can't control and how he finds a way to survive 'This compelling, moving tale is unlike anything I have ever read. Intimate and vivid, Tom Patterson has found beauty and meaning amid the sorrow.' - Malcolm Knox 'An inside look into an outsider's world, tenderly and beautifully told.' - Greg Bearup Hey mate, Pete and Steve have been talking to some people who live around the national park where Mark lives . . . nobody has seen him for months . . . We're about to head into the gorge . . . I'll let you know what we find . . . In 1972 Mark May is eighteen. He is bright, beautiful and has a scholarship to study law. Ten years later he descends alone into remote gorge country in north-western New South Wales. He lives in rough camps and stays for thirty-five years. Then, on a feeling, his brothers go looking for him. Missing is a true story of immense emotional force. It tells of a broken life and a ruptured family but is also a spare and eloquent story of survival that carries a deep humanity. It announces a significant new talent in Australia writing.

He was brilliant and troubled and for thirty-five years he lived alone in the wild . . . then there was silence

Missing

Howard Finster

Briefly traces the life of the Baptist preacher, who has become a popular creator of primitive sculpture, painting, and architecture, and shows a variety of his work

Man of Visions Now on this Earth

Howard Finster, Stranger from Another World

Tom Patterson

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