A Kinchela Boy was launched on the 4th of November 2010 in Sydney.

Photographs taken at the launch.

The author, Christopher Bevan (right), signing a copy of his novel for his head of Chambers, Geoff Lindsay SC (left) Lachlan Menzies, Professor Lisa Jackson-Pulver and Rev. Pastor Ray Minniecon. Author Chris Bevan (centre) with friends The author, Christopher Bevan, signing books for a book club for Ammabelle Playoust. Author Chris Bevan, Pastor Ray Minniecon, Cecil Bowden and HE Prof Marie Bashir Author Chris Bevan Cecil Bowden and author Chris Bevan Cecil Bowden and HE Prof Marie Bashir [1] Cecil Bowden and HE Prof Marie Bashir [2] Gabi Hollows (from the Hollows Foundation), Jennifer Bingham (the publisher at Goanna Press) and Ammabelle Playoust. HE Prof Marie Bashir Pastor Ray Minniecon and Gabi Hollows Rev. Pastor Ray Minniecon, Dr Ilse Blignault (UNSW Community Health Department), Cecil Bowden (a Kinchela Boy), Her Excellency Prof. Marie Bashir AC CVO, Governor of NSW, and Professor Lisa Jackson-Pulver (UNSW Community Health Department). Pastor Ray Minniecon, Dr Ilse Blignault, Cecil Bowden, HE Prof Marie Bashir, Prof Lisa Jackson-Pulver Pastor Ray Minniecon, HE Prof Marie Bashir & Cecil Bowden Jennifer Bingham (publisher at Goanna Press) and Frank Heimens (the sound recording engineer responsible for the proposed recording of the spoken version of A Kinchela Boy in 2011 on a CD to permit all Stolen Generations members to access the story). Frank Bevan (the author's father and proof-reader), Jenny Merity, Margaret Bevan (the author's mother) and Peter Merity (solicitor and friend of Stolen Generations members and supporter of indigenous issues).