Water Nigel Thompson especially at the Slade school

especially at the Slade school

To support himself while writing he worked for a time as a meter reader and his memoir

Razan Naim Moghrabi

at the height of the Intifada

this excerpt from his novel Nomad Roots recalling an Iraqi soldier’s struggle to exist in the southern desert

Water Nigel Thompson especially at the Slade schoolAn ecological disaster has left Wales an island. People struggle for survival day after day. This gripping novel, with strong parallels with Cormac McCarthys The Road, is set on a remote lake side farm, Dolfrwynog, in north Wales, where we are introduced to a family living a basic life following a worldwide crisis. The mother, Elin, has turned her back on the world, unable to cope with its hardships, the cold, the poverty. Uncle Wil is aging and the