Title: What next you bastard
Subtitle: an autobiography
Description: One Hell of a good yarn.' Sunday Herald Sun. 
'A. distinctly Australian voice. 'Canberra Times.
What Next You Bastard may well prove to have rqore layers ~
of appeal than a mille feuille ....a narrative packed with incident,
villains and comedy. There s nothing of the victim in Hall. His
mother was feisty and so is her son. A keen appreciation of the
comic, everywhere evident in the story, with a capacity for lateral
thinking that enabled him not only to hide his disability but to wreak
a poetic revenge on some of his persecutors, keeps him dancing
through the narrative. His is certainly a story that needed to be told...
His collaborator McFerran has demonstrated just the right kind of
literacy to tell the tale.'
Mary Rose Liverani, The Australian.
Subjects: Chronically ill children, Biography, Education, Illiterate persons, History
Places: Australia
People: Ken Hall (1940-)