Angus Bell is an award-winning Scottish author, speaker, journalist, and researcher living near Montreal. In 2006, he wrote the international best-selling travelogue, Batting On The Bosphorus, which recounted his 8,000-mile journey around Eastern Europe meeting the world’s strangest cricket teams. It was Book of the Week in The Guardian, Daily Telegraph, Independent on Sunday, and narrated on BBC Radio 4.
His newest book, The Lost Boys: A Memoir of Survival, Silence and the System that Failed Generations, is an explosive and heart-breaking memoir on the horrors of growing up in an elite British boarding school in the 1990s, and a 35-year battle for justice and recovery.
Angus has appeared on BBC World, NPR, CBC, SABC, GlobalTV, Voice of America, Radio-Canada, and written for the South African Sunday Times, The Times, The Guardian, Inside Sport, ESPN, and numerous other international publications. He has been a speaker at Montreal’s Blue Metropolis Literary Festival, Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre, and literary events across the UK, North America and South Africa.
Website: angusjjbell.com