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Chris Selwyn James

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Thriller, Science Fiction, Contemporary

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Chris Selwyn James is a writer and health economist. Early in his career, he worked in Rwanda a few years after the genocide. This experience had a profound influence on his fictional writing, particularly in exploring mental health and trauma. Chris lives near Paris with his wife and two children.

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Dec 18, 2020 12:51AM

Chris James Feeling inspired after re-reading "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly". Incredible he could write this beautiful, moving book by blinking one eye.


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