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Dean Atta and his new in-verse novel on the multiplicity of love
“I’m not claiming to speak for young people when I write a book about them. I’m speaking as an adult that didn’t have the opportunity as a youth. I had Section 28 when I was at school, so it’s important for me now to redress that imbalance”
Award-winning poet and novelist Dean Atta has penned a new YA novel-in-verse loosely based on his own relocation from London to Glasgow.
Dean Atta © Thomas Sammut
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