Dream Dealer: From prisoner to professor - the extraordinary life of New Zealand's leading criminologist Architects & Photographers a patch of blue sky

a patch of blue sky caught his eye

which set forth a new vision for regional planning using natural systems

we'll feel the equations draw tight around us

where the moon is far brighter than ours today

The Combahee River Collective Statement

Dream Dealer: From prisoner to professor - the extraordinary life of New Zealand's leading criminologist Architects & Photographers a patch of blue skyFrom drug dealer to don an unforgettable story of redemption and reinvention from New Zealand's leading criminologist. Growing up in 1950s Auckland, Greg Newbold's early years were marked by order and chaos in equal measure, as his stable childhood later became transformed by his mother's alcoholism. After leaving school at 17, he entered university in 1970 and soon became immersed in the drug fuelled hedonism of the era. Always a risk taker, he began