How do children who are raised in religious cults cope with the challenges and complexities of life as adults? The unassuming nature of Peter Robertson's writing provides a poignant glimpse into the tremendous side effects growing up in a cult in a country town has had on his emotional health and wellbeing. Peter writes clearly and gently, with a focus on the details. The subtlety of Peter's writing in The Red Coat creates a beautiful insight into life in the rural Tasmania of his youth, whilst exploring love, loss, tragedy and triumph. A beautiful read from beginning to end.
