We Follow the Dying Light - Donaldson, David
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Wandering through East Hastings is a man whose memories are locked within a nightmare fortress deep in his subconscious; an opioid addicted mute that has exhausted the city's mental health resources. Cat Chambers is an anxiety-ridden psychiatrist trying to keep her experimental trauma clinic afloat. PTER, the controversial technology she uses to witness her patients most horrific memories, is the penitence she places on herself for her past mistakes. When the addict becomes Cat's patient, PTER plunges her into the pandemonium tearing apart the man's broken mind. As Cat trespasses through his…mehr

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Wandering through East Hastings is a man whose memories are locked within a nightmare fortress deep in his subconscious; an opioid addicted mute that has exhausted the city's mental health resources. Cat Chambers is an anxiety-ridden psychiatrist trying to keep her experimental trauma clinic afloat. PTER, the controversial technology she uses to witness her patients most horrific memories, is the penitence she places on herself for her past mistakes. When the addict becomes Cat's patient, PTER plunges her into the pandemonium tearing apart the man's broken mind. As Cat trespasses through his memories she discovers links to her own troubled past. Driven by a desperate bid for closure, she risks the addict's life and her last shreds of sanity, to unlock his secrets. We Follow the Dying Light is a mind-bending, psychological thriller centered on an intricately imagined technology and a heroine whose own struggles with mental health are as high-stakes and harrowing as those of her patients.
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David taught on VSO in Sri Lanka between studies at Cambridge and Oxford. He then taught in a variety of settings and also worked for four years with homeless people in London before finding his way to 20 years' work as a Class Teacher in Steiner education. Wynstones Press published his first poetry collection for children in 2009, followed by another in 2014. More poetry (for adults) followed: 'A Treasury of Trees' (2017), 'A Treasury of Plants' (2020) and in 2022 a poetic sequence celebrating 'The Twelve Senses'. Other recent publications include 'Common Wealth', a panoramic sequence of poems spanning prehistoric times to the present (Matador, 2020). Most recently, (2022) Austin Macauley brought together in one book three privately printed collections recording living through the seasons in rural Dorset and Herefordshire. ('A Season's Treasury')David grew up in Painswick and his latest title 'A Painswick Panorama" (Ex-Libris Press 2022) is a sustained poetic celebration sub-titled 'Glimpses into the History of a Cotswold Village' Other collections in preparation include a life of Kaspar Hauser and the final sequence in his 'treasury' series: 'A Treasury of Earth: from Rocks to Crystals'. David has two grown-up sons and lives with his wife in the hilltop village of Orcop overlooking the Black Mountains.