Aberfan Tamer Fathy printed in 2-colour riso

printed in 2-colour riso

“Nothing since A High Wind in Jamaica probes the depths of innocence with such terror and finesse as Jane White’s novel

There are nearly 70 million refugees on the planet today

His first two novels are set in Barbados

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Aberfan Tamer Fathy printed in 2-colour risoOn 21 October 1966, thousands of tons of coal tip waste slid down a mountainside and devastated the mining village of Aberfan. The black mass crashed through the local primary school, where pupils were celebrating the last day of term. 144 people were killed including 116 schoolchildren. Gaynor Madgwick was there. She was 8 years old and was severely injured. Her brother and sister were in classrooms either side of her. Both were killed. In Aberfan,