<p>TV critic and magazine writer Diana Wichtel writes a memoir of an existence entwined with the medium of Television. From life as a small child in suburban Canada to the frightening new frontier of 1960s New Zealand. Her tragic family history looms large as she makes her own way in the world - a book just for nostalgic kiwis or are the themes more universal?</p>

TV critic and magazine writer Diana Wichtel writes a memoir of an existence entwined with the medium of Television. From life as a small child in suburban Canada to the frightening new frontier of 1960s New Zealand. Her tragic family history looms large as she makes her own way in the world - a book just for nostalgic kiwis or are the themes more universal?

Review: Unreel by Diana Wichtel

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Review: Unreel by Diana Wichtel

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