Nathan Gray Livres

Exploring Brazil's journey as a five-time World Cup champion, the book examines the nation's socio-economic evolution since hosting its first tournament in 1950. It delves into the potential challenges of class divides and social unrest, reflecting on the protests during the 2013 Confederations Cup. With the world watching closely as Brazil prepares for the 2016 Rio Olympics, the narrative questions whether the country can unite to deliver a memorable World Cup experience or if tensions will overshadow the event.

The book examines the profound impact of Covid-19 on global systems, highlighting both the crisis and the opportunity for transformative change. It emphasizes the need for innovative thinking and structural shifts towards sustainability, drawing on key Maori concepts such as manaakitanga and kaitiakitanga to promote community care and environmental stewardship. By contrasting these values with the failures of extreme capitalism, the narrative advocates for a resilient and equitable future, urging humanity to embrace a more harmonious relationship with nature and each other in the face of ongoing challenges.

Nathan Gray of boysetsfire, I AM HERESY and Nathan Gray Collective, one of the most hardworking and charmingly formidable forces in the East Coast music scene, brings us his life story in Until The Darkness Takes Us. A deeply personal autobiography, its pages are filled with the ritualistic manifesto of a man determined to ascend into his own kingdom. This, his first ever book, chronicles his life growing into himself in a devoutly religious environment, the chaos of his most private torments, his experiences as a world famous musician for the last 20 years, and his fight to take his future into his own hands. Appropriately, it serves as the companion piece to his album of the same name. Gray's Until The Darkness Takes Us delivers fans old and new beautifully penned insight into the man they've come to respect through a compelling mix of dark prose, empowering sermon, and extremely frank storytelling. A must read for the devoted, and the curious.

The high-octane memoir of one of the UK's greatest fighter pilots of the modern era.