Jason Wallace crafts narratives deeply rooted in his formative experiences, notably growing up in Zimbabwe during the post-independence era. His early years, marked by cultural shifts and a boarding school education amidst significant historical events, provide the foundation for his compelling debut. Wallace's work delves into the intricate tapestry of human relationships and the profound impact of historical change on individual lives, offering a poignant exploration of identity amidst upheaval.
'If I stood you in front of a man, pressed a gun into your palm and told you to squeeze the trigger, would you do it?''No, sir, no way!''What if I then told you we'd gone back in time and his name was Adolf Hitler?For Robert Jacklin, it's all new: new continent, new country, new school.