In After Romulus, Raimond Gaita revisits the world of his deeply loved memoir and his childhood in central Victoria.
He writes about Hora, who was an inspiration to him throughout his life, about the making of the acclaimed film starring Eric Bana, about ideas of truth, the limits of character, and the conflict between love and morality. And, most movingly, about his mother Christine and his longing for her.
‘It is impossible not to be moved by this achingly raw remembrance and grateful for the stunning candour of its author.’ Sunday Age
