Travels with a Primate

This is Terry as he really is — wise and funny. A good book from a big man. If only he could be the Primate. – John SergeantA travelogue that is refreshingly irreverent and deeply human – James NaughtieWhat makes this book so enjoyable is that the great friendship, affection, and respect that Waite and the Archbishop have for each other really shines throughout each tale * Library Journal *Solitude (SPCK, 2017): Terry Waite takes the reader deep into other worlds, both geographical and psychological, from which they will emerge enlightened and spiritually enriched. – Ranulph Fiennes OBE, explorer, writer and poetTerry Waite’s saunter through solitude is wide ranging, original, well written and (best of all) companionable. – Martin Bell OBE, UNICEF ambassador and former war reporterA record of a unique sensibility. – Joan Bakewell, DBE, writer and broadcasterOut of the Silence (SPCK, 2016): A remarkable book by a remarkable man … Peace would universally reign if the world were full of people like Terry Waite. – Karl Jenkins CBE, composerTaken on Trust (Hodder, 1993, 2016): No regrets. No sentimentality. No self-pity. Many times in the years ahead Waite found it almost impossible to keep those resolutions. But he did, as anyone who reads this book must attest, in quite magnificent fashion. – Sandy Gall * Sunday Express *… his memoirs create a new mystery: where did he learn to write so well? – Richard Heller * Mail on Sunday *A remarkable story of physical humiliation, survival and release. – Anthony Clare * Sunday Times *

TERRY WAITE CBE was Advisor to the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1980 to 1992. He is the author of Taken on Trust, Solitude and Out of the Silence, a co-founder of Hostage UK and Y Care International, and president of Emmaus UK.LORD RUNCIE OF CUDDESDON was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1980 to 1991. He died in July 2000.