Why are the men and women responsible for Australia’s £150million Aboriginal art industry living in poverty?
Why are Colombian farmers being chased from their land by government and paramilitary forces?
What is daily life like for the inhabitants of the world’s largest refugee camp?
Praise for
Will Storr Versus The Supernatural
'A really terrific read. I devoured it in a couple of days'
'Too funny to read in public, too scary to read on your own'
'Funny, exciting and strangely haunting'
'Storr brings the skills of a talented journalist and writer to an area too long monopolised by the mad, obsessive and certain. I wish there were more books like it'
'A rip-roaring yarn that will have you genuinely questioning your beliefs'
'Funny, scary, compassionate and even outrageous. No writer has a better way with the supernatural' Pulitzer Prize winning author of 'Ghost Hunters', Deborah Blum
'A very amusing way to scare yourself stupid'
'Funny, engaging, confounding and genuinely frightening'
James Flint, Arena
'Fantastically good... Will Storr deserves to sell a million'
'A rattling read, rich in deadpan comedy' Word
'Intelligent, informative and entertaining'
Chicago Sun Times
'This award-winning writer is at the vanguard of the new British journalism. A taut, fascinating and funny book' Herald Sun
'Bizarre, terrifying and hilarious' Canberra Times
‘A fun, fascinating and, at times, frightening read’
Publishers Weekly
(Starred review)
Will's account of his battle with Tuberculosis
Will goes undercover as a parking attendant in the London's Camden
Will's account of life with Tinnitus
Will works as a trainee at Guillaume Brahimi's Bennelong restaurant
Will Storr is a longform journalist, novelist and reportage photographer. His features have appeared in The Guardian Weekend, The Telegraph Magazine, The Times Magazine, The Observer Magazine, The Sunday Times Style, The Independent Magazine, GQ, Marie Claire, The Sydney Morning Herald (Good Weekend) and The Weekend Australian. He is a contributing editor at Esquire magazine.
He has reported from the refugee camps of Africa, the war-torn departments of rural Colombia and the remote Aboriginal communities of Australia.
He has been named New Journalist of the Year, Feature Writer of the Year and has won a National Press Club award for excellence.
His critically acclaimed first book, Will Storr versus The Supernatural, is published by Random House in the UK and HarperCollins in the US.
His novel, Killian Lone, will be published in 2012 by Short (UK) Allen & Unwin (Aus).
His next non-fiction book will be published in Spring 2013 by Picador.
He is represented by The Ed Victor Agency
His photographs have appeared in Italian Vanity Fair, The Daily Telegraph, The Observer Magazine, The Independent Magazine, Time Out and GQ.
Copyright Will Storr 2005-2011