Dee Why Diary (Volume 1)

It’s a compelling trip into the mind of a young writer, a refugee Down Under, diametrically opposite his birthplace, where he meets with sexually abused Lorena driven by constant fluctuating extremes of euphoria and despair. Faïk tries to save her from her history revealed through reoccurring flashbacks, becoming the victim of his own predicament. Shot through with wit and irony, Dee Why Diary conveys a sublime clash of independence and interdependence both igniting love and differences between genders, religions, nationalities, social classes, and traumatic events, ultimately placing two diverse personalities at odds with one another, as depending on their unique mix of cultures they occasionally tend to use one side of themselves more than the other.