His third novel, "The Island of Apples", set in a fictionalised Merthyr, uses the myth of Ynys Afallon to explore the pain of the loss of childhood, again told through the eyes of a young narrator.
His third novel, "The Island of Apples", set in a fictionalised Merthyr, uses the myth of Ynys Afallon to explore the pain of the loss of childhood. It is again told through the eyes of a young narrator.