Everything He Knew About

What if the most unremarkable man in the village once had the most remarkable heart.

It's a novel about how generations collide, children growing up too busy swiping to look up, and technology racing faster than time itself. Our postman hero mocks Wi-Fi like it's a false god everyone kneels to, insists Bluetooth sounds like a gum infection, and says iPhones are just overpriced alarm clocks that come with attitude. He has more faith in a stamped envelope than in "cloud storage", because at le...