New voice in thriller market Rare insight into Iran Vivid writer
Christian Oliver was born in Nottingham in 1978 and brought up in Devon. After Classics at Oxford and an intensive Arabic diploma, he joined Reuters serving as their Iran correspondent from 2003-6, a chaotic period in which he covered the Bam earthquake, two disputed elections and civil unrest. From 2006-7, he was senior correspondent for Venezuela and Ecuador. He is currently based in Seoul as the Financial Times correspondent for North and South Korea.
"Excellent addition to Iran's current and sparse fiction list. . . . Mr. Oliver makes scathing cultural observations about the demented megalopolis that is Tehran." "Washington Times""
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