Jemma Neville is a writer whose background in human rights law and outreach informs her distinctive literary voice. Her work delves into the lived experience of community, examining the nuances of neighbourhood life against the backdrop of significant societal change. Employing a rich tapestry of interviews, narrative non-fiction, and poetry, she crafts a compelling exploration of place and identity. Neville's unique approach offers readers a profound and intimate perspective on the forces shaping our world.
In this updated edition, Neville explores what real life stories from neighbours on one street reveal about our recent constitutional crisis in an age of anxiety pre- and post-COVID 19. Part memoir, part social history, part exploration of a new constitution for the day we live in.