No Man An Island: A Biography of Peter Spencer

This biography describes how, as a war time pilot, Peter Spencer lost the use of his arms in an accident. It tells how he pulled himself back from death after it was predicted he would not survive; how he fought to rebuild his life and prove that a man considered finished as a human being could ultimately achieve fulfilment and, through it all, preserve his sense of humour.

Over the years Peter taught himself many skills. He became a painter of note, a husband and father, a town councillor, public speaker, world traveller, and ambassador for the International Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists.

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