Glenn Bryant is a senior journalist whose academic background in modern history, particularly his study of the Warsaw Ghetto, informs his writing. His work often delves into complex historical narratives, presented with the clarity and insight expected of an experienced journalist. Bryant's perspective is shaped by his upbringing in the north of England and his academic pursuits, offering readers a unique lens through which to view his chosen subjects.
Meike is seventeen and she uses a wheelchair. Already in life she’s accepted that she’ll always somehow be ‘different’. But overnight, different becomes dangerous after the government announces disabled youngsters under the age of eighteen must spend the war in specially designated institutions.