One icy winter's evening in Budapest, John Taylor is on his way home from the office when a man runs into him and knocks him over. The man turns to say sorry and John is amazed at what he sees: the man is John's double.
The double rushes away but leaves no footprints in the snow. Over the next year it becomes clear to John that the meeting was no accident and that his double has a very important message to give him.
David A. Hill (Walsall, UK, 1952-)
David A. Hill is a freelance educational materials writer and teacher trainer working out of Budapest, Hungary. David worked for the British Council for 18 years in ex-Yugoslavia and Italy, where he was English Teaching Adviser for Northern Italy 1987-1998.
He has written books for a range of levels, countries
and purposes, and for Macmillan. David has trained teachers for Macmillan
extensively in Hungary, and also in the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovenia and
Kazakhstan.
When not involved in
ELT, he spends his time making music as a singer and player of blues,
traditional folk and rock; he is also an experienced ornithologist, botanist
and lepidopterist with many articles to his name; he also writes and lectures
on art and architectural history, specializing in the period 1850-1920. His
4th collection of poetry (Mothworld) was published in late 2010.
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