Francis Ebejer was a novelist and playwright whose work spanned both English and Maltese languages. He penned plays for stage, television, and radio, showcasing a versatile command of dramatic form. His extensive travels, including wartime service as an interpreter, undoubtedly enriched the diverse perspectives within his writing. Ebejer's narratives explore profound themes, offering readers a distinctive lens through which to view the human condition.
A posthumous novel that can be considered a twin of A Requiem for a Malta Fascist (1980) with which it shares several similarities in terms of theme and style. Both novels discuss fascism and the Second World War.