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'Piper draws us deeper and deeper into the compelling story of Tomakazu Ibaraki, a man whose strengths — discretion, honour and loyalty — also lie at the heart of his personal tragedy.' Danielle Wood, winner of the 2002 Australian/Vogel's Literary award for Alphabet of Light and Dark ' After Darkness is about friendships that transcend cliched notions of mateship. It's also about a man silenced by a promise... a haunting novel that lingers in a most unsettling way.' Fiona Stager, Avid Reader It is early 1942 and Australia is in the midst of war. While working at a Japanese hospital in the pearling port of Broome, Dr Ibaraki is arrested as an enemy alien and sent to Loveday internment camp in a remote corner of South Australia. There, he learns to live among a group of men who are divided by culture and allegiance. As tensions at the isolated camp escalate, the doctor's long-held beliefs are thrown into question and he is forced to confront his dark... ϡ쯦랠 Winner of The 2014 Australian/Vogel's Literary Award. Winner of the Australian/Vogel's Literary Award 2014.It is early 1942 and Australia is in the midst of war.While working at a Japanese hospital in the pearling port of Broome, Dr Ibaraki is arrested as an enemy alien and sent to Loveday internment camp in a remote corner of South Australia. There, he learns to live among a group of men who are divided by culture and allegiance. As tensions at the isolated camp escalate, the doctor's long-held beliefs are thrown into question and he is forced to confront his dark past: the promise he made in Japan and its devastating consequences.'Piper draws us deeper and deeper into the compelling story of Tomakazu Ibaraki, a man whose strengths - discretion, honour and loyalty - also lie at the heart of his personal tragedy.'- Danielle Wood, winner of the The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award in 2002; Vogel's judge'After Darkness is about friendships that transcend cliched notions of mateship. It's also about a man silenced by a promise. a haunting novel that lingers in a most unsettling way.'- Fiona Stager, bookseller, Avid Reader; Vogel's judge'A brave, profound meditation on identity, trauma, loss and courage. A novel that demands its place alongside Richard Flanagan's The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Mark Dapin's Spirit House.'- Stephen Romei, literary editor, The Australian; Vogel's judge It is early 1942 and Australia is in the midst of war. While working at a Japanese hospital in the pearling port of Broome, Dr Ibaraki is arrested as an enemy alien and sent to Loveday internment camp in a remote corner of South Australia. There, he learns to live among a group of men divided by culture and allegiance. As tensions at the isolated camp escalate, the doctors long-held beliefs are thrown into question and he is forced to confront his dark past: the promise he made in Japan and its devastating consequences. '...beautifully Structured. The Author Skilfully Weaves A Number Of Story Lines, Managing Suspense Beautifully, And Drawing All The Threads Together In A Really Satisfying Conclusion... A Really Impressive Piece Of Work.' - Danielle Wood, Vogel's Judge..'this Was A Standout Novel For Me... The Author Has Crafted Great Characters... Very Readable.' - Fiona Stager, Vogel's Judge..