In the year 2000, Keith embarked on a collaborative venture with his closest friend, Ian Reynolds. Their collaboration gave birth to the poignant book “Scannan.” The narrative delicately navigates the journey of a man grappling with mental health challenges, descending into the depths of paranoia and schizophrenia after the tragic loss of his business partner. Set against the backdrop of marketing companies at Ardwick Green, the story unfolds across various landmarks such as Deansgate, Chorlton, Old Trafford, Blackley, Salford, Cardiff, and Winson Green, Birmingham.

Scannan’s mission transcends conventional works. It aims to illuminate the lived experiences of the main protagonist dealing with mental illness, particularly paranoid schizophrenia. By delving into the emotional struggles of his characters, Keith invites his audience to empathise and connect with the challenges faced by him who must navigating the complexities of his own mind.

Scannan isn’t just about words and visuals—it’s a bridge to understanding, a portal to emotions, and an invitation to walk in another person’s shoes as the book is written in the first person. Scannan dedication to fostering empathy and insight through its creations highlights the transformative power of creativity and storytelling. Join us in exploring the vibrant tapestry of Keith Hunter’s mind—a journey that sparks conversation, cultivates compassion, and redefines the way we view the world.