In this powerful and deeply personal interview, we sit down with Stephen Smith to discuss his harrowing journey chronicled in his gripping memoir, The Boy in the Cellar.

Born in the early 1960s and locked away in a dark, confined cellar for the first thirteen years of his life, Slim's early life was marked by unimaginable cruelty and deprivation.

At 13, he was 'saved'... and placed into the hell that was Aston Hall Hospital. After 2 years, he left that hell and was dropped straight into the pit of fire, which was known as Saint Williams.

Throughout the first 17 years of his life, Stephen has been and witnessed every type of abuse that you'd rather not imagine.

• We get clear on some details of the book.

• Survival Against All Odds: How Stephen Smith managed to find hope and strength in the darkest of times.

This true story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to endure and thrive despite extreme adversity. Slim's memoir sheds light on a dark chapter of his life and offers a poignant narrative of survival and hope.

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