Joshua Ferdinand, a former primary teacher, and current lecturer, has a diverse background in education, emergency healthcare, and the arts. With a BA in Drama from the University of Greenwich and extensive experience as a paramedic, Joshua’s unique career path has informed his holistic approach to teaching and learning. His debut children’s book, The Last Words of Albion, combines his passion for education and literary arts, offering young readers an engaging exploration of the British Isles through haiku. Joshua’s commitment to education, health, and the arts makes his work both inspiring and impactful.
Beneath Hadrian’s Wall’s ancient shadow, The Last Words of Albion weaves a captivating journey through Britain’s history with the elegance of haiku. More than poetry, it’s a portal to a past filled with valour and strife, illustrating our evolution. From lush forests to the industrial revolu...