Born in London in 1962, only 17 years after the end of World War II, the author grew up against a backdrop of 60s and 70s London, from flower power to walking on the moon, punk rock to the IRA bombings, a canvass developed with a sharp eye for ‘the human condition’.
‘It is not that right and wrong, good and evil, are not considerations; it is only that they remain the purview of humankind alone in all the cosmos.’
Sixty thousand souls hurtling through the infinite darkness aboard a billion-year-old lump of rock, leaving behind them a dying world.Before them, a precipice, beyond which lies the end for all humankind.Only one is left who may save them all, and she is lost and forgotten.And the clock is ticking....
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