Erasure

I remember but it is failing. I have strived to erase myself before I go. For as long as I remember Her, She can wait for me. For as long as I am remembered, I will have to wait.Erasure’s secretive narrator leads us across cities, continents and decades, racing to grasp at the weakening threads that link to Her. Steps traced, data hacked, privacy shattered – life and death in the cloud. But what becomes of this digital cosmos of memories, part stolen, once we are gone? What powers does it hold?Love and murder collide in this contemporary story that explores what might happen if the digital records of our lives linked us, not to our past, but to our future.A.T.H. Webber delivers a striking debut novel in which the pervasive powers of the Internet provide a timely backdrop for a story of love and faith in the digital age. ***Prize winner: Montegrappa Writing Prize, Dubai Festival of Literature, March 2016.*** Quarter finalist: ABNA 2014.

Andrew is originally from Melbourne, Australia -- now living in a small country town just outside Australia's capital city, Canberra. 

Despite a dislike for heat, sand, and treeless vistas, he spent 8 years living and working in the Middle East. 

He is an award-winning novelist who, like many awarded fiction writers, often pays the bills by writing and editing for other people. 

His most recent success came from "Erasure" making top 5 in the 2016 Montgrappa prize -- the pinnacle award at the Dubai International Festival of Literature.

He has a Bachelor degree in Professional Writing & Publishing; minoring in Security, Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism. 

He:
Runs slowly. 
Is a coffee snob. 
Hates elevator pitches. 

And is grateful for the support given to him by his partner of more than 20 years.