Jonathan Trigell is a British author whose works delve into the complexities of human nature and societal reintegration. His critically acclaimed debut novel, a narrative celebrated for its compelling structure and profound exploration of challenging themes, marked him as a significant new voice. Trigell's writing is characterized by its thoughtful prose and its capacity to provoke deep contemplation on weighty ethical questions. He offers readers a deeply resonant literary experience, rich with intellectual depth and emotional impact.
Jack is an institutionalized young man, utterly innocent of the world, yet guilty of a monstrous childhood crime. The effect on him and those around him of media-manipulated hysteria is perfectly captured in this devastating indictment of society's attempt to rehabilitate child criminals. Jonathan Trigell was born in 1974 and lived in Manchester before moving in 2002 to the French Alps, where he works as a holiday representative and ski instructor.