Available on Kindle for 99 cents. An innocent young fisherman is sucked into the dangerous, multimillion rand South African abalone trade in order to save a close friend–and eventually his own life. This story emerged from research with local South Africans, police officers and prosecutors into the violent trade that has wracked the coastal region …
My short story Splinters was published in the magazine Joyland. The story is about a referee in post-quake Haiti who is sucked into a torrid love affair. Click here for the story
Tens of thousands of indigenous Huitoto Indians were slaughtered at the hands of the Peruvian Amazon Rubber Company in its quest for black gold. Managed at the city of Iquitos by Julio Arana, many of the company’s key investors were English. The atrocities were eventually brought to light by the Irishmen Roger Casement, who had …
I’m pleased to announce my first foray into the Kindle. CLICK HERE for the download page. For some time, I’ve been trying to work out the best way to release my novel Nigerians in Space. A few events forced my decision: receiving a Kindle as a birthday present, a BBC News article, and a productive …
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