War, revolution and war again. This is the background against which Nina grows up, fleeing her homeland, Latvia, on three separate occasions. With family members tragically caught up in one or other of the terrible conflicts, Nina is thrown between helplessness and a need for normality, or, at least, some kind of control. Although she is surrounded by much hate and violence, there is also love, and she never relinquishes her belief that most people are essentially good.
War, revolution and war again. This is the background against which Nina grows up, fleeing her homeland, Latvia, on three separate occasions. With family members tragically caught up in one or other of the terrible conflicts, Nina is thrown between helplessness and a need for normality, or, at least, some kind of control. Although she is surrounded by much hate and violence, there is also love, and she never relinquishes her belief that most people are essentially good.
Diane Eklund-Abolins now lives in her birth place, Australia, after being a resident of Sweden for more than two decades. As well as certificates in teaching and fine arts, she also holds a B.A. from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and a B.F.A. from the University of Newcastle, Australia. She taught, both in Australia and Sweden, and also spent many years working for the Swedish Consular Service. She has been employed within the areas of interpreting and translating, and she still works as a translator. "An Ambiguous Tragedy" is Diane's fourth novel; her first, "The Space in Between", was published in 2012. She has also published two books of poetry. She is married and has five grown-up children.
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