
Ann Richardson
1930
Ann Richardson was a self-employed social researcher for most of her working life and wrote books and articles about her research. But she found that her real love is writing narrative books, in which people’s exact words from interviews form the essence of a book, allowing them to speak very directly to readers. These include a book about how it feels to be a grandmother (Celebrating Grandmothers); a book about people living with HIV/AIDS when there was no cure (Wise Before Their Time, Foreword by Sir Ian McKellen); and a book about what it is like to work in end-of-life care (Life in a Hospice, with a Foreword by Tony Benn).
Books
- Developing friendships
- A new deal for carers
- Cadman family history
- Letting go
- Taking Research Seriously
- Baby sense
- Heart Of A Lost Child
- Self-help and social care
- Camellias
- LIFE IN A HOSPICE
- Widows Benefits (Family Income Support)
- From Darkness To Light
- Making the break
- Wise Before Their Time
- Promoting health through participation
- Participation
- Tenant participation in council housing management
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