All the Lonely People is a direct portrait of loneliness. Through stories of love and loss, trauma and hope, psychologist Dr. Sam Carr negotiates the human desire for connection. With a series of conversations with people of all ages, such as single parents, caregivers, teenagers, and those who have experienced loss, he reveals that, despite the uniqueness of their stories, they all come from the same need: human connection.

Carr combines these touching and powerful narratives with his own personal story, offering us a glimpse into the inner lives of humble people - those who have been forgotten or misunderstood - who feel isolated in some way. In doing so, he opens up a deep discussion about a universal emotion, exploring how we can build stronger human relationships and become part of a larger whole in an increasingly fragmented world.

Pages: 256, Year of Publication: 0827, Dimensions: 15.3x15.3cm