A most
intense and heartfelt book by our most intense and heartfelt writer.
Apart from the lovers, London is the third main character in the book
and the story is simply terrific.
Phil
Rickman
BBC
Radio Wales
BBC
Radio Four
A triumphant
book which has heart-rending moments as well as splendidly comic touches.
What a vivid picture Davies paints of the media in all its excesses and
daftness. The cover portrait by Harry Holland is achingly beautiful and,
with a bit of luck and a fair wind, this book will be turned into a film
which will shake the world.
Herbert
Williams
Poet
and novelist
This
novel leaves little to the imagination, though the sometimes provocative
narrative is easily digested, as we delve into the minds of two deeply
disturbed souls. Though based in the London of the 1980s, it has a highly
contemporary feel to it. Tom Davies is an adventurous writer, and certainly
The Tyranny of Ghosts is a most original work of what we trust is fiction.
Norma
Penfold
Western
Mail
A relentless
earthquake of a love story from Tom Davies.
Wales,
in Tom Davies, has found a novelist whose books are wonderfully passionate,
gripping and red-blooded. The same raw power permeates the whole story.
