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The Bad Doctor :The Troubled Life and Times of Dr Iwan James - The Bad Doctor

4.16 ( 86 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Bad Doctor

The Bad Doctor :The Troubled Life and Times of Dr Iwan James - The Bad Doctor

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4.16 (86 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 26 June, 2014
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Incontinent old ladies, men with eagle tattoos, traumatised widowers - Dr Iwan James's patients cause him both to feel both sympathy and dismay, further complicated by his feelings for his practice partners: unrequited longing for Dr Lois Pritchard, and frustration at the antics of Dr Robert Smith, who will use any means to make Iwan look bad in her presence. Iwan's cycling trips with his friend and mentor, Arthur, provide some welcome relief, but as we explore the phantoms from his past, we ask what is the dividing line between patient and provider? Wry, comic, graphic, often quotidian and sometimes tragic, his patients' stories are the spokes that make Iwan's wheels go round. In this moving, funny and eloquent graphic novel of the life of a country doctor, Ian Williams has created a graphic Dr Finlay's Casebook for the 21st century.
Prizes

Winner of Sequential: Best Graphic Novels 2014,Commended for British Medical Association Book Award: Primary Health Care Category 2015,Short-listed for Medicine Unboxed Creative Prize 2015

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781908434289
ISBN10 1908434287
Number Of Pages 224
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller Myriad Editions
Format paperback
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Really enjoyable and incisive. . . perfectly illustrates just what the modern GP is faced with on a daily basis. --Forbidden Planet
Combines wickedly black humour with subtle characterisation that never fails to engage the audience's empathy. Graphic medicine with true heart. --Broken Frontier

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