Guardian article: Whstleblowing in charities

Whistleblowing article in The Guardian

Three Left Field films

Three 'Left Field' talks now confirmed for July 2016. At the South Bank Centre on 2 July with Gillian Slovo, Amir Amirani and Haifa Zangana. At WOMAD music festival on 31 July as part of their 'Global Voices' session. Also 21 July at Five Leaves Bookshop, Nottingham. 
And on 18 June 'Left Field' launch at the Pavarotti Music Centre, with Mostar Rock School performing with guest artists. And Goran Simić,will be reciting his poem 'Dogs and Bones' NOTE: This just published in Counterpunch

Left Field now on sale

Left Field can now be pre-ordered from Amazon , 

also:   Penguin Books, Waterstones, and iTunes

What they say about 'Left Field'

Sir Tom Stoppard - 'David Wilson has lived a life and a half. I was proud to play a minor role in War Child, an organisation in which David was inspirational. The broken world needed people like David then; it still does and it always will.'

Brian Eno - 'This is an excellent and inspiring book. David is an adventurer and a freethinker, who, despite the best efforts of an education designed to equip him for obedient anonymity, somehow did something truly useful with his life. His stubborn and yet self-effacing commitment to his ideals carried him through many daunting situations, and his sense of humour kept him able to see the funny side.'

Dorothy Byrne, Head of Channel 4 TV News and Current Affairs - 'What a life this man has led.'

David Hencke, former Guardian journalist & senior reporter at Exaro - 'This is the work of a determined guy who is prepared to expose fraud and injustice wherever he finds it.'

Mandla Langa, author of The Lost Colours of the Chameleon, winner of 2009 Commonwealth Prize - 'David Wilson is a national treasure.'

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Watch Brian Eno's interview with David here.

LEFT FIELD talks, summer 2016
South Bank Centre, 2 July

contact: david at davidwilson.org.uk