All of It
Notes on public life, private joy and everything in between
A collection of witty and heartfelt essays about love, loss and ambition, from journalist and proud Gamilaroi woman Brooke Boney.
Brooke Boney has been in the public eye for well over a decade, first as a recognisable voice on triple j, and then as a recognisable face on The Today Show.
All of It draws us into her world, as she writes with honesty, humour and empathy about everything from the downsides of having a public profile to the joys of owning dogs, from the various forms of love that make up a life - romantic, familial, platonic - to how that love has been sustained through generations of colonisation and violence, and from the concerns that are a part of your early thirties - fertility, ageing, career progression - to discovering what's actually worth fighting for.
As a journalist, Brooke knows how to write a story, and these are her most personal stories yet.
'Raw, funny, at times deeply emotional . . . Just magnificent.' ALLISON LANGDON
'From journalist and television presenter to columnist and cultural leader, Brooke has carved out a career that not only amplifies Aboriginal voices but also creates space for meaningful change . . . Her insight, vision and talent are nothing short of extraordinary.' NAKKIAH LUI
'This book is warm, thoughtful and curious - just like Brooke.' MIRANDA TAPSELL
'A stunningly written meditation on fame, womanhood, Indigenous identity and the intersection of all three. Boney is an outstanding writer-every sentence is imbued with warmth and searing honesty . . . I can't recommend it highly enough.'
JESSIE STEPHENS
'All of It made me feel so proud to be Brooke's friend. Powerful and moving writing.' TONY ARMSTRONG
'Open, vulnerable, insightful, funny - All of It is truly all of it - and a brilliant read.' JENNIFER ROBINSON
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