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Dr. Anthony Heyes. Retired lecturer, book reviewer and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
"Too often biographies make depressing reading. The young firebrand becomes the old reactionary and the brightest young thing dims into the dullest of embers. It is refreshing, therefore, to read a life that does not follow this dispiriting trajectory. Writing with great frankness and understanding, the author puts no gloss on anything and is painfully honest about his origins and mistakes. The memoir is a fascinating read that carries the reader along, wanting to know what happens next: the interest never flags.”

London Community News story
http://www.londoncommunitynews.com/community-story/5164118-volunteering-helps-london-couple-discover-the-world/

Article:
http://newbookjournal.com/2015/04/awakening-in-the-northwest-territories-by-alastair-henry/

Tales to Inspire:
Alastair won a Tales2Inspire award for his short story, A Roof Over My Head, a humorous approach to his experiences while volunteering in Canada’s NW Territory. In this story, now published in Tales2Inspire - The Crystal Collection (Stories that Tickle the Funny Bone), Alastair looks back with laughter on some most challenging times!  
http://wp.me/p7aUh5-Kj