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Discover 'Wasted: A Story of Alcohol, Grief and a Death in Brisbane', a poignant exploration of loss, drinking culture, and the consequences of alcohol abuse. This gripping memoir by Elspeth Muir reflects on her tragic journey after her brother’s death, providing insight into the dark impacts of alcohol. With a powerful narrative that mixes personal anecdotes and journalistic investigation, 'Wasted' addresses the critical questions surrounding binge drinking among young Australians. The book delves into themes of grief, addiction, and the societal norms that facilitate excessive drinking. Follow Muir as she navigates her brother’s last hours, challenges the normalization of heavy drinking, and seeks to uncover the truth behind his demise and the alcohol-related violence that haunts many families. A must-read for those interested in understanding the relationship between alcohol and tragedy, this trade paperback edition is a heartfelt tribute to loved ones lost too soon. Join Elspeth Muir on this emotional journey and explore the deeper meanings of alcohol consumption in contemporary society. The compelling storytelling and emotional depth make this title a standout in the field of memoir and social commentary. Ensure you add 'Wasted' to your collection today and gain a richer perspective on the impact of grief and alcohol on our lives.