
Professor David Wilson spoke to Aidan for his weekly crime column.
Through writing and speaking, Aidan has become an activist tackling the drugs-death crisis in Scotland.
As a schoolboy already caught up in addiction, I stood outside of a McDonalds waiting for a man I thought was my friend.
A friend I met online. It would change my life forever. I was a streetwise kid growing up in a tough housing scheme. But the Internet was a new phenomenon.
Euphoric Recall details my recovery from extreme trauma and addiction. As a Scottish working-class lad who grew up in a new town—Livingston—I survived brutal experiences with suicide, violence and severe mental health issues. One day, I decided to write a memoir about it all.
I hold nothing back.
Through writing and speaking, Aidan has become an activist tackling the drugs-death crisis in Scotland.
Through writing and speaking, Aidan has become an activist tackling the drugs-death crisis in Scotland.
West Lothian drugs death stats are “tragedy and a disgrace”
Interview with Daily Record.
“Writing and creating is my drug now”
Interview with Edinburgh News.
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