Gabriel’s Moon William Boyd

I’m a huge Boyd fan, have been reading him since the 1980s when he released his debut A Good Man in Africa. He has never disappointed, and Gabriels’ Moon kept me a fan.

Gabriel Dax’s nights are haunted by the half-memories of a tragic fire and death of his mother when he was six years old. But despite the resulting insomnia, he has made a reputation for himself as a travel writer and lives a comfortable, satisfying existence in Chelsea.

Occasionally, big brother Sefton – who works in the Fo...