Jack Colman es un autor cuyas obras se caracterizan por una profunda visión de la naturaleza humana y las complejas relaciones interpersonales. Su escritura es a menudo descrita como cautivadora y provocadora de pensamiento, con un énfasis en el desarrollo detallado de los personajes y sus mundos interiores. Colman explora temas de identidad, expectativas sociales y la búsqueda de significado en el mundo moderno. Su estilo único y su habilidad para atraer a los lectores a la narrativa lo convierten en una figura importante de la literatura contemporánea.
Jack continues his war flying Beaufighters then Mosquitoes, initially over the North Sea attacking German convoys then over Burma supporting the 14th Army on their offensive against the Japs. He is exposed to the cultural differences of the Subcontinent and is appreciative though at times embarrassed by his personal circumstances as an Officer.
In the land of Helvik, a strict law prohibits any killing among its inhabitants, with severe consequences for those who violate it. This rule shapes the community's moral fabric and social dynamics, creating a unique atmosphere where the sanctity of life is paramount. The narrative explores the implications of this law on relationships, conflicts, and the identity of those living under such a stringent code, posing questions about morality, humanity, and the essence of being part of Helvik.
A compelling account of a young man's flying experiences over the north Atlantic during WW2. Joining the RAF in October 1940 aged 21 Jack is sent to Canada to learn to fly. On becoming a Pilot/Navigator he joins Coastal Command on Liberators based in Iceland, renowned for its bad weather. The difficulties encountered hunting U-boats are relived.