Anthony David Thompson

The author describes his novel, 'The 2084 Precept', as a philosophical mystery. He dislikes nationalistic (or as some prefer to say: patriotic) tendencies and describes himself as a European. He cu...visualizza altroThe author describes his novel, 'The 2084 Precept', as a philosophical mystery. He dislikes nationalistic (or as some prefer to say: patriotic) tendencies and describes himself as a European. He currently flits around those countries with whose languages he feels comfortable: Spain, Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland and the U.K. - and more or less whenever he feels like it. He also ventures further afield, but only from time to time. As he himself puts it, fate has turned him into a rootless human being - not a state of affairs he strongly recommends but hey, you can't have it all. He is divorced, but is the proud father of two daughters and a son. He lives by the motto: "Life, basically, is time. And if you believe that time is the only thing we humans really possess, then the only rational thing to do is - enjoy it."visualizza meno