‘Look. I love the drug. I love the shit. But it don’t love me.’

Cheryl and Troy have been married for more than 25 years. They spent ten of those years living on the streets of Melbourne
addicted to heroin. In this ground-breaking collaboration, photographer and writer Ali MC conveys the couple’s compelling
narrative in a photographic audiobook. Using analogue photography, this project has been designed to combine audio, visual and text to ensure accessibility for a range of abilities. Hear Cheryl and Troy’s story in their own words accompanied by Ali MC’s evocative photography and an ambient soundtrack by Italian composer The Volume Settings Folder. Also featuring an introduction by the late Uncle Jack Charles, himself a survivor of heroin, prison, the streets and the Stolen Generations.

Includes 64 black and white 35mm photographs. QR Code embedded for audio. A5 - 200pp - inside 120 gsm uncoated - cover 300 gsm uncoated.