Give a Boy a Gun is the powerful story of Alistair Little, a member of the Ulster Volunteer Force who, aged seventeen, murdered a man. He is now involved with the reconciliation movement, and has shared a platform with the Dalai Lama.
In retelling his story, he explores the factors that turn a boy brought up in a stable, loving family into a terrorist, and then transforms his violence into a deep desire for reconciliation.
Too young to receive a life sentence, Alistair served a 12-year prison sentence in Long Kesh and H-blocks. Once released, he began the slow and painful process that turned him away from terrorism to work internationally with victims and perpetrators in the field of conflict transformation and restorative justice.

17CM S.FRANCESCO 655
THE CROSS AND THE SWITCH BLADE
PATTERNS IN COMPARATIVE RELIGION
THE PILGRIM GUIDES
THE KING'S HIGHWAY
LOVE'S SACRED ORDER
HERMIE&FRIEND VERSES ABOUT BEING THRUTHF
LIVING THE CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC V.4
IN THE MIDST OF CHAOS, PEACE
PRIMARY SOURCE READINGS IN CATHOLIC CHUR
THE THEOLOGY OF HISTORY IN ST BONAVENTUR
THE SINNER'S RETURN TO GOD
A CHRISTIAN'S GUIDE TO JUDAISM
STORY KEEPERS ROAR IN THE NIGHT & CAPTUR
INVITING THE MYSTIC SUPPORTING THE PROPH
WOMAN WRAPPED IN SILENCE
HANDBOOK FOR TODAY'S CATHECHIST
846 - ACQUASANTIERA C/MADONNA 16CM
MY WORK IN RETROSPECT
THE CHRISTIAN STATE OF LIFE
MORRU GHALLMU L-GNUS KOLLHA
THE NEWMAN COMPEND FOR SUNDA AND FEASTDA
FROM TIME TO ETERNITYAND BACK
18CM LOURDES 1102
PALM OF MY HAND (135) 
