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The acclaimed novel Bloody Flies is a sequence of glimpses into expat life in the opening decade of the twenty-first century and the shifting morals that occur when Middle-East meets West.
After the death of Leo’s father, Leo and Diana Hunter move their family to materialistic Abu Dhabi in pursuit of the best future that money can buy. But despite their commitment to this neat world their hopes soon begin to crumble under the shadow of corruption, slavery and greed.
Moving Messages, an episode from Bloody Flies, was runner up in the 2010 Kitab/M Magazine short fiction competition.
Praise for Moving Messages:
‘A very fine story’
Adam Haslett (Author of Union Atlantic and Pulitzer nominated You are Not a Stranger Here)
‘Moving tale of parental loss and grief’
Helena Frith Powell in The National
After the death of Leo’s father, Leo and Diana Hunter move their family to materialistic Abu Dhabi in pursuit of the best future that money can buy. But despite their commitment to this neat world their hopes soon begin to crumble under the shadow of corruption, slavery and greed.
Moving Messages, an episode from Bloody Flies, was runner up in the 2010 Kitab/M Magazine short fiction competition.
Praise for Moving Messages:
‘A very fine story’
Adam Haslett (Author of Union Atlantic and Pulitzer nominated You are Not a Stranger Here)
‘Moving tale of parental loss and grief’
Helena Frith Powell in The National
