Tales of a Maltese Village

Autorentext

Roy Henry Martin, born in Kent in England is married to Lucy. They were married in Malta in 1963 and have three daughters, Yvonne, Sarah and Tania and a son Andrei. They have eight grand children and six great grandchildren. Having served as a photographer in the RAF, most of which time was spent in Malta, he continued to work in the photographic retail trade. Now retired in Malta, he is kept busy by his involvement in a number of organisations.

Klappentext

A light, good humoured and often hilarious cameo of life in a Maltese village at the millennium. Full of fascinating characters, English ex-pats, local Maltese villagers, a Chinaman and some Australians! Centred around the only Chinese barman in Malta, the main characters are Harry, George and Aris, three ex servicemen who have retired to Malta. It is the story of their adventures and of the day to day life in the village. The book is full of rich characters, a little bar room philosophy on religious and political matters, some nostalgia, a lot of happy times and some sad. A gentle, easy to read commentary of contemporary Malta.