Danny Smith Boeken

Danny Smith has been at the forefront of human rights campaigning for over twenty-five years. He has fought for many people, providing a voice for the voiceless and a light in the darkness—this is his story. Shouting into the Silence is fast-moving and inspirational. Danny takes the reader to some of the darkest places on Earth and uncovers many of the 21st century's most shameful secrets, including child sex slavery, human trafficking, the killing of street children and the orphanages of China. As the head of Jubilee Campaign, he posed as a sex tourist to get the UK laws on child abuse changed; he went to Moscow to fight for the Siberian Seven, and to the streets of India, to break the cycle that had meant that the children of prostitutes would always end up in the same trade. This is the inspirational story of one man's battle on behalf of children at risk.

Emerging from a transformative personal experience, this collection of 21 poems captures the author's journey through anxiety and emotional turmoil following a traumatic birth. Danny E. Smith uses poetic expression to navigate themes of death, fear, faith, and eventual release, reflecting on a narrative of darkness that has haunted her for nearly two decades. The poems serve as both a cathartic outlet and a profound exploration of resilience in the face of life's challenges.

The narrative delves into a father's profound grief following the loss of his daughter, Jessica, at just 22 years old. Through a heartfelt journey into her life, it highlights her adventures, struggles, and the deep bond they shared. The book captures the essence of her character while expressing the father's enduring love and longing. It also explores themes of healing and faith, offering a poignant reflection on coping with an irreparable loss.

Danny Smith embarks on a quest to confront Death after losing his partner and feeling adrift in life. At nearly forty, he decides to stalk Death to Mexico, drawn by the vibrant culture of the Day of the Dead Festival and the chaotic backdrop of a drug war. As he navigates ancient temples and lively markets, he seeks to rediscover his passion for life amidst grief. This unique travelogue blends humor and poignancy, showcasing Smith's talent for creating immersive worlds with concise language.

Kurzbeschreibung"Schon als junger Mann war Raoul Wallenberg ein Held, den ein Mythos umgab. Der Sohn einer prominenten schwedischen Bankiersfamilie besaß einen Diplomatenpass, amerikanisches Geld, Mut, Unverfrorenheit und eine große Liebe zu Menschen. Damit schaffte