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Naomi Young-Rodas

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Fiction – a platform for challenging topics

Fiction can be a handy tool for tackling issues that are hard-hitting. For example:

Right of Possession (Naomi Young-Rodas) – dealing with an abusive partner.
Archie’s Children (Beatrice Holloway) – a criminal father returns to stay with his adult children.
A little piece for mother (Barbara Towell) – the impact of a holocaust survivor on her daughter growing up in London.
Become the Wind (Alexander Crombie) – dealing with blind people.
So Long Henry Bear (Alexander Crombie) – prisoner of war survivor’s guilt.
The Eye of the Clown (Alexander Crombie) – responses to physical disfigurement.

And if you prefer non-fiction, these might be of interest:

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Naomi Young-Rodas

About Naomi

Naomi Young-Rodas published her first novel with TSL in 2020 (new edition from the 2008 original). She has an MA in Creative Writing from Manchester Metropolitan University and has previously had poetry published in numerous anthologies. She has lived in Switzerland, Guatemala and the USA and is now a minister of the United Reformed Church in Essex.

She lived and worked in Guatemala in the 1990s during the last years of the civil war; briefly teaching English and then working with the Presbyterian Church of Guatemala. She was involved in the search for Manuel Saquic and the appeals for justice – this was the inspiration for If it Falls.

Books by Naomi