David Savill lived as a teacher and a student among the refugees of Srebrenica in the last year of the Bosnian war. He worked for eight years as a BBC Current Affairs journalist on a number of programs. In 2004, he arrived on the beaches of Phuket two days after the Indian Ocean tsunami. He spent the next six months in Thailand and Sri Lanka, where he made two documentaries about the aftermath of the disaster. David now has two children and teaches creative writing at St. Mary's University, London. This is his first novel.
This biography was last updated on 12/06/2016.
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