Children of the Sun

In Children of the Sun, two narrative threads unfold across different decades: in 1970, fourteen-year-old Tony grapples with his sexuality amid the allure of the skinhead movement and its violent culture, while in 2003, young TV researcher James explores the hidden gay connections within the far right in Britain. This debut novel weaves themes of aggression and tenderness, painting a striking portrait of a complex society. With its blend of raw honesty and emotional depth, the story explores the nuances of identity and belonging in a captivating and thought-provoking manner.